NAD+ Amino Blend in Las Vegas: Our Two-Bag Infusion Process
Updated: Oct 19
IV Vitamin Therapy Clinic has offered NAD+ IV services since 2017. Our NAD+ Amino Blend uses a two-bag process: a nutrient-containing infusion and a separate NAD+ infusion. That distinction helps explain the appointment, but it should not be interpreted as proof that the combination produces superior health outcomes.
This guide describes our clinic's process and the questions to discuss before treatment. Standard NAD+ and NAD+ Amino Blend remain separate service options.
What is included in the two-bag process?
The Amino Blend portion contains amino acids, vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes, and fluid. NAD+ is administered separately. Confirm the current ingredient list, fluid volumes, and selected NAD+ dose with the clinical team before treatment.
Keeping the formulations separate allows the team to follow the planned sequence and monitor the NAD+ portion on its own. It does not establish that amino acids are necessary for NAD+ to enter cells or that adding nutrients guarantees greater benefit.
How is this different from standard NAD+?
Compare the actual formulations rather than treating Amino Blend as simply a higher level of the same drip. Standard NAD+ has its own service page. A longer ingredient list changes the treatment discussion, including suitability, fluid exposure, and cost.
The appropriate option depends on clinical review. Do not choose a formulation or dose solely because it is described as advanced, complete, or designed for longevity.
Dose, timing, and tolerability
Our existing service options include several NAD+ doses. The clinical team reviews your history, medications, allergies, previous infusion experience, and treatment goals before approving a plan. The highest available dose is not automatically the best starting choice.
Allow the time quoted for your selected appointment. Infusion rate and duration depend on the formulation and clinical needs. Tell your clinician immediately about pain, pressure, nausea, breathing changes, or feeling unwell; do not assume discomfort must be endured for treatment to work.
Research and the clinic's independent protocol
NAD+ research includes studies of cell biology, metabolism, and different ways of administering NAD-related compounds. Those studies do not automatically validate a particular commercial mixture or infusion schedule.
Our clinic's protocol is independently developed. It should not be described as a Harvard treatment protocol or as endorsed by Harvard, Dr. David Sinclair, or another research institution. Published work can inform questions without proving a commercial protocol's effectiveness.
Preparation and the appointment setting
Infusions are prepared in our sterile laboratory and administered by licensed Registered Nurses or medical practitioners. For approved mobile appointments, bags are prepared before dispatch; we do not mix them at the bedside.
Confirm whether the specific treatment can be arranged in the clinic or at your requested location. A mobile request is subject to staffing, location, timing, and clinical approval. Our clinic is near the Sphere and Wynn at 3790 Paradise Road, Suite 140, Las Vegas.
Call or text 702-966-2440 to discuss eligibility and current pricing. We are private pay and do not accept insurance. We do not provide emergency or pediatric services.