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NAD+ and Vitamin Injections: Assessment and Quote

Explain your concern and bring your current medicines and supplements. A wellness goal alone does not identify a deficiency, establish that an injection is needed or select a combined course.

Each option requires its own suitability discussion and complete quote. This page does not reserve a combined visit or establish a clinical protocol.

Assess each option separately

NAD+ and individual vitamin preparations require separate questions about the proposed purpose, evidence, formulation and personal risks. A menu list does not establish compatibility or an effective repeat schedule.

  • What is the exact proposed preparation, route and reason for considering it for my circumstances?
  • Would an assessment, testing, an oral option or another evaluation be more appropriate?
  • Who would prescribe and administer any agreed care, how are concerns handled and what are the separate charges?

Agree timing, recovery and review

Share medicines, supplements, relevant history, recent care and previous reactions. Ask whether to proceed, defer, separate visits or choose a different approach. Request personal preparation and aftercare instructions rather than selecting intervals from an online treatment list.

Agree what progress would mean for your concern, how it would be assessed and whom to contact about unwanted effects or questions. Review the response and complete costs before considering additional care.

Current menu context

The current prescribed IM injection menu lists Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) $39; Biotin $45; Glutathione $75; Vitamin D3 $55; Tri-Immune formulation $75; Lipo-Mino $55; L-Carnitine $55; MICC + B12 $55; Alpha-lipoic acid $65; Amino blend $65 per prescribed visit. IM means intramuscular, into a muscle. Suitability and any additional charges require confirmation; this price list does not prescribe an injection or repeat schedule.

NAD+ is a separate IM consultation-and-quote journey. Confirm the current preparation, individual suitability and complete written quote; an older per-shot price does not establish a protocol or an inclusion in the ten-item IM menu.

These are individual menu facts. A complete written quote should identify the proposed appointments, treatments or medicines, testing, dispensing, comfort measures and follow-up as applicable. Purchased series credits do not prescribe a course or make another service an inclusion.

Questions before deciding

Does this guide establish a combined treatment plan?

No. Each proposed option needs an individual reason, suitability review and consent. A written plan should explain whether to proceed, defer, separate visits or choose an alternative. This guide does not prescribe a sequence or course.

Does combining the options guarantee a better result?

No. Ask what evidence applies to the exact proposed options and to your concern. A marketing category, a list of treatments or an individual price does not establish added benefit or predict your result.

What should the complete quote cover?

The current prescribed IM injection menu lists Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) $39; Biotin $45; Glutathione $75; Vitamin D3 $55; Tri-Immune formulation $75; Lipo-Mino $55; L-Carnitine $55; MICC + B12 $55; Alpha-lipoic acid $65; Amino blend $65 per prescribed visit. IM means intramuscular, into a muscle. Suitability and any additional charges require confirmation; this price list does not prescribe an injection or repeat schedule. NAD+ is a separate IM consultation-and-quote journey. Confirm the current preparation, individual suitability and complete written quote; an older per-shot price does not establish a protocol or an inclusion in the ten-item IM menu. Confirm each assessment, proposed treatment or medicine, testing, dispensing, comfort measures and follow-up as applicable. These are separate menu facts, not a bundled price or automatic inclusion.

Choose the assessment for your concern

Confirm the appointment type and clinician with the clinic. If you have more than one concern, ask whether one visit can address them and which charges apply. A consultation does not guarantee a procedure or prescription.

Ask the clinic about the appropriate assessment