NAD+ IV Therapy in Medellín: What It Is, How It Works, and What to Expect

NAD+ IV therapy is the most-requested premium wellness drip among travelers in Medellín. Here's exactly what it does, how the infusion feels, dosing options, and what's realistic vs hype.

What NAD+ actually is (without the marketing fluff)

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme present in every cell of your body. It powers mitochondrial energy production and is required for DNA-repair enzymes called sirtuins. NAD+ levels decline naturally with age and are temporarily depleted by alcohol, stress, jet lag, and intense physical activity.

IV administration delivers NAD+ directly into the bloodstream, while oral NMN and NR are taken by mouth and metabolized differently. Research comparing real-world clinical outcomes between these approaches is still limited, so treat confident claims in either direction with caution.

What it does — realistic vs hyped claims

What clients consistently report: clearer thinking and improved mental focus for 24–72 hours, sustained physical energy without a stimulant crash, faster recovery from heavy alcohol use, and noticeably better sleep the following night.

What's overstated online: 'reverses aging' headlines. NAD+ supports cellular energy and DNA repair — it does not literally reverse aging. Treat the marketing language with skepticism and let the experience speak for itself.

Dosing options at Drip Colombia

We offer two standard doses delivered as slow infusions: 250mg NAD+ (popular for first-timers and travel recovery) and 500mg NAD+ (frequent travelers, longevity protocols, and bachelor-weekend recovery). Both are paired with a 500mL hydration base, B-complex, and magnesium.

First-time clients should start at 250mg to understand how their body responds before stepping up.

What the infusion actually feels like

NAD+ is uncomfortable when run too fast — it can cause chest pressure, flushing, or muscle tension. To avoid this, our nurses always titrate the drip slowly. Total infusion time is 2 hours for 250mg and 3–4 hours for 500mg.

If you feel any pressure, the nurse simply slows the pump until it eases. Most clients spend the infusion reading, working, or napping. By the end you typically feel calm, clear, and noticeably more alert.

Who should NOT get NAD+ therapy

We do not administer NAD+ to anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding, has uncontrolled hypertension or significant cardiac disease, or has stage 3+ kidney disease. We screen for all of these before booking. If you take prescription medications, share the list when you book so our clinical team can confirm compatibility.

Pricing & what's included

NAD+ Power Surge 250mg: $549 USD. NAD+ Power Surge 500mg: $799 USD. Both include the nurse visit, sealed kit, hydration base, B-complex, magnesium, the NAD+ vial itself, and clinical screening.

Add-ons available: extra glutathione, B12, or vitamin C boost. Payment by card, cash (USD or COP), Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, Klarna, or PayPal at the end of the session.

How to book NAD+ in Medellín

Because NAD+ takes 2–4 hours, we strongly recommend booking 24 hours ahead so we can hold the slot and pre-position the supplies. Message +57 301 642 3130 on WhatsApp or book online at /book and select NAD+ Power Surge.

We deliver NAD+ to hotels, Airbnbs and apartments across El Poblado, Laureles, Envigado, Sabaneta and Llanogrande. Current pricing, dosing and coverage details live on our NAD+ IV therapy in Medellín service page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an NAD+ infusion take in Medellín?
About 2 hours for 250mg and 3–4 hours for 500mg. NAD+ must be infused slowly to avoid chest tightness or flushing — there's no safe way to speed it up.
How much does NAD+ IV therapy cost in Medellín?
$549 USD for the 250mg Power Surge and $799 USD for the 500mg Power Surge — all-inclusive with hydration base, B-complex and magnesium.
How often can I safely get NAD+?
Most clients do NAD+ once a quarter or before/after long travel. Heavy longevity protocols may include a loading course (multiple sessions in a short window) — discuss with our clinical team first.
Will I feel anything during the infusion?
Most people feel a mild warm sensation. If the drip runs too fast you may feel chest pressure or flushing — the nurse will simply slow the pump and the sensation eases within 60 seconds.
Is NAD+ FDA approved?
NAD+ is an endogenous coenzyme present in every cell, not a regulated drug. It is used legally in wellness clinics across the US, Colombia and the EU. We use pharmaceutical-grade NAD+ vials from licensed Colombian suppliers.
Can I work or sleep during the infusion?
Yes — both are common. Bring a laptop, book, or just nap. The nurse stays with you the entire session.