Brain reboot & anti-aging
NAD+ infusion or injection
A two-hour infusion for $300, or a 50mg injection for $50. Both come to you.
- $300IV infusion
- Your doorHome, hotel, office or party
- IncludedThe travel fee, in the price
- By videoThe first consultation
Two ways to take it
NAD+, short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is a coenzyme found in every living cell, where it helps turn food into usable energy. Noctis Aurora lists it on its menu under “Brain Reboot & Anti-aging” and offers it in two forms.
The infusion is $300 and runs about 120 minutes, so it is offered on request only; the provider needs to clear two hours at your address. The injection is $50 for each 50mg, takes a fraction of the time, and can be repeated weekly if you and the provider decide a routine suits you.
Picking between them
The difference you’ll notice first is the clock. An infusion is an afternoon on the couch with a book; an injection fits between two calls. The second difference is cost per visit, $300 against $50. Which one is right for you, and how often, is settled at the virtual consultation that every first-time client books, and the prescriber has the final word.
Noctis Aurora does not promise an outcome from NAD+ or from anything else on the menu. Its written policy is that results vary from person to person and that no guarantees are made, and this page holds to the same line.
Booking a NAD+ visit
Already a client? Book an appointment and mention NAD+ in the notes, with the address where you want it. New to the spa? Start with the consultation. If you’d like the full infusion, say so early: it is the longest appointment on the menu and the one most worth planning around.
Weighing the two-hour infusion against the injections? Read our guide to NAD+ by infusion or by injection.
Asked often
NAD+: the questions people ask
How much do NAD+ injections cost?
NAD+ injections are $50 for each 50mg, and weekly injections are an option for clients who want a routine. The full NAD+ IV infusion is $300. Both prices come from the Noctis Aurora menu and include the trip to your home.
How long does a NAD+ IV infusion take?
Plan on about 120 minutes for the $300 NAD+ infusion, which is why it is offered by request only rather than as a walk-up option. Mention it when you request your service so the provider can schedule the full two hours at your location.
Why is NAD+ called a brain reboot?
Noctis Aurora’s menu lists NAD+ under “Brain Reboot & Anti-aging.” NAD+ is a coenzyme every cell uses to turn food into energy, which is the reason people ask for it. The spa makes no promise of a result; its policy says results vary from person to person.
Can I get NAD+ at home instead of a clinic?
Yes. Noctis Aurora is a mobile spa, so both the NAD+ infusion and the injections are given wherever you book them, whether that is your home, an office or a hotel room. Put the location in your booking notes when you request the service.
Is a NAD+ injection or the IV better for me?
That is the question for your virtual consultation, which comes before any first treatment. The two differ in time and cost: the IV takes about two hours and costs $300, while a 50mg injection is $50 and can become a weekly habit.
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