Questions before you book

Serious reactions are rare. Every infusion is supervised by a licensed physician, and we have a written transfer protocol to a nearby hospital. Emergencies are handled in Mexico, so US patients should carry travel medical insurance. See our full protocol.

Dr. Martínez, a Mexican-licensed physician (cédula), is the medical director. He reviews your history and approves every IV before it starts.

Yes. Every infusion is supervised by Dr. Martínez, a licensed physician.

Trained clinical staff, using sterile, single-use supplies, under the supervision of Dr. Martínez.

For most wellness IVs, the evidence is limited. Studies are small and few compare against a placebo. We can't promise how you'll feel, and we'd be wary of any clinic that does.

Because adults ask for them, and many will get them somewhere. We think the safest version includes a physician's review, required labs, physician supervision and a clinic willing to say no.

No. None of the therapies we offer is FDA-approved for these uses, and injectable NAD+ has no FDA approval for any use. Services are provided in Mexico under Mexican medical licenses.

No. We don't offer any IV to treat any disease. Keep working with your own doctors and don't stop any prescribed treatment.

No. We don't sell or ship NAD+ vials or any IV product for home use. Every dose is given here, under medical supervision.

Most commonly a small bruise or soreness. NAD+ can cause flushing, cramping or nausea if it runs too fast, so we slow it. A Myers' can cause warmth or a metallic taste. Chest pressure or shortness of breath: tell the nurse right away and we stop. Serious reactions can happen.

Yes. If a therapy isn't safe or sensible for you, or your vital signs aren't right that day, we won't start. You'll get an explanation and your full deposit back.

50% for NAD+, 25% for everything else. It counts toward your total; you pay the balance at the clinic.

Give us 48 hours' notice and we'll refund your deposit or move your date.

For NAD+ only: two 6-consecutive-day packages, physician-titrated, consultation included. Program 300 (6 × 300 mg) $950; Program 500 (6 × 500 mg) $1,300. One trip, six consecutive sessions. Offered when Dr. Martínez considers them appropriate in person.

Generally, no. Plan to pay out of pocket. We provide an itemized receipt.

A short drive from the San Ysidro crossing, plus the border wait. See our San Diego visitor guide.

After a short session, most people can. For the 3- and 5-hour NAD+ sessions, we strongly recommend bringing a driver. If you feel tired or lightheaded, stay until you feel steady.

Eat a light meal and drink water. Wear sleeves that roll up easily. Bring your medication list, any labs we asked for, and something to read.

Yes. For long NAD+ sessions, we recommend it.