Fountain of Youth NAD+ - NeuMed Modern Urgent Care + IV Therapy
NAD+ is a powerful coenzyme that helps reverse the effects of aging and fights problems like tiredness, memory loss, and weaker physical abilities.
NAD+ is a powerful coenzyme that helps reverse the effects of aging and fights problems like tiredness, memory loss, and weaker physical abilities.
Accelerated recovery
Replenish fluids and amino acids so sore muscles bounce back faster.
Better performance
Support endurance and output with energizing aminos and electrolytes.
Protein building blocks
A bi-amino blend delivers the essentials muscles need to rebuild.
Deep hydration
A saline base rehydrates far faster than water alone.
Medical-grade ingredients.
Only the highest medical-grade ingredients go into every NeuMed infusion.
Frequency
Monthly infusions are recommended for most people; high-performance athletes can opt for bi-weekly.
Customize with Neu-Enhancers & shots.
Add concentrated boosts to any drip, or grab a quick shot on the way out.
Enhancers
Shots
Get Fountain of Youth NAD+ - NeuMed Modern Urgent Care + IV Therapy for $119.
Standard price $189. Infusion memberships make the vitamins and hydration you need more affordable, every month.
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Revitalizes dry, dull skin for a brighter complexion and stimulates stronger hair and nails.
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Does it hurt?
After a small, fast pinch the IV is placed and you relax in a private suite with a zero-gravity chair. Optional numbing is available on request.
How often can I get an infusion?
You’ll benefit from a single visit, but most clients come 1–2× a week depending on goals. More than 2× weekly isn’t recommended for most people.
Is it covered by insurance?
Most insurers don’t cover IV therapy, but you can often use an HSA. We’re always transparent on price first.
Who administers the drip?
Every infusion is prepared and administered by registered nurses under a medical director, after a quick health review.