At-home, physician-supervised
- The same Kesbury Health physician reviews how you're responding
- Your dose and titration instructions are on your prescription
- One flat monthly price, with medication and supplies included
Same molecule, very different cost, time, and continuity of care. Here's how a physician-supervised at-home NAD+ protocol compares to an in-clinic IV drip.
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| Kesbury Health (at-home) | Typical IV NAD+ clinic | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per session/month | $299/month, all-in, flat | $400 to $900 per IV session1, typically 1–4 sessions/month |
| Time per dose | About 5 minutes, self-administered at home | A chair appointment of roughly 45–60 minutes, plus travel and scheduling time |
| Who oversees your protocol | The same Kesbury Health physician, from approval through a reassessment about every 90 days | Varies by clinic; may be a rotating staff member per visit |
| Price transparency | One published price, no per-visit surprises | Price can vary by clinic, session length, and add-ons |
| Where it happens | At home, on your schedule | In-clinic, during business hours |
1 Published, publicly visible per-session price menus at U.S. IV clinics and mobile IV services. Each page was fetched on the sampled date and the quoted line read off that page. Prices are for the session only and vary by dose; where a menu lists several doses, the lowest and highest single-session figures are quoted. Sampled 2026-09-02. Drip Refresh Mobile IV Therapy, San Francisco, CA: NAD+ 250 mg $399 · NAD+ 500 mg $699 · NAD+ 1000 mg $899. · Modal Pain Management, New York, NY: NAD+ 250mg $400 · NAD+ 500mg $500. · Hydrate IV Bar, multi-state: NAD+ IV Therapy 500mg $450 non-member · 750mg $675 non-member · 1000mg $900 non-member. · Chicago Aesthetics Surgery and Med Spa, Chicago and Glenview, IL: NAD+ 250 mg $450 per treatment · NAD+ 500 mg $600 per treatment. · Mobile IV Medics, mobile service, multi-state: NAD+: $749.
Individual results vary; no outcome is promised.
An IV session commonly runs 45–60 minutes in the chair, on top of travel and fitting a business-hours appointment into your week. A subcutaneous NAD+ injection at home takes about five minutes, on your own schedule, week after week.
Subcutaneous NAD+ delivers a steady, physician-prescribed dose without the per-session cost and clinic time of an IV. Many patients prefer it because a physician sets the protocol at approval and reassesses it about every 90 days, rather than repeating an identical drip on a fixed schedule.
IV clinics generally price per session, and each session includes chair time, staffing, and facility overhead. Kesbury Health ships a compounded protocol you self-administer at home for one flat monthly price, with a physician behind it and no facility cost built into each dose.
Beyond the roughly 45–60 minute chair time itself, most people also account for travel to and from the clinic and fitting the appointment into business hours. At-home subcutaneous injection takes about five minutes on your own schedule.
Yes. Your Kesbury Health physician evaluates you and prescribes your protocol; a check-in questionnaire about every 30 days and a physician reassessment about every 90 days determine whether treatment continues or changes. Self-administering at home does not mean unsupervised.
There's no charge for your evaluation. You only pay $299/month if you're approved.
Check EligibilityEducational, not medical advice. Individual results vary.
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