NAD+ IV Infusion, 250 mg, Single Session under Medical Supervision: All-Inclusive Package with AUD Price

NAD+ therapy at Menscape Clinic in Bangkok, Thailand, is given by slow IV infusion or subcutaneous injection. The clinic is licensed by Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health, and Dr. Tuksaorn Suriyakan has over 5 years of experience in anti-aging and regenerative medicine.

NAD+ therapy and medical review

Each treatment plan starts with a medical consultation, a health history review, and screening of current medications. Dr. Suriyakan reviewed the clinic’s NAD+ therapy protocol. The supervising doctor sets the dose for each patient because there are no widely agreed wellness dosing standards.

IV treatment is given slowly in the clinic under medical supervision. Infusing NAD+ too quickly can cause flushing, nausea, or chest tightness. Other possible side effects include cramping, light-headedness, and reactions at the injection site.

Prescriptions are filled by a licensed compounding pharmacy partner, rather than supplied as over-the-counter products. Follow-up consultations are planned every 4 to 6 weeks to review response and safety.

What to know about NAD+ therapy

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and DNA repair. Its levels appear to decline with age. The therapy is considered research-stage for wellness and anti-aging, and human evidence that it slows aging remains limited. It is not FDA-approved for these uses.

Adult men interested in healthy aging, energy, or recovery may ask about treatment. A doctor decides suitability on a case-by-case basis. Oral precursor molecules NMN and NR are other ways to raise NAD+ levels indirectly.

Menscape is a men-only clinic with private consultation and treatment rooms. Its doctors are registered with Thailand’s Medical Council. Patients can request a consultation through Bookimed to discuss whether NAD+ therapy may suit their needs.