NAD+ IV in Rosarito

It's a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. Cells use it to turn food into usable energy, and it's part of enzymes involved in cell maintenance. Your body makes it from vitamin B3 and other nutrients in your diet.

Almost all the interest in NAD+ comes from lab and animal studies. By IV, NAD+ reaches the bloodstream all at once, and a fast drip is uncomfortable. That's why we give it slowly, and monitored throughout.

1. A physician's order every time. Dr. Martínez reviews your history and medications before any catheter goes in. Nothing runs on a generic order.
2. A slow drip. NAD+ given fast causes warmth, nausea or cramping. The nurse adjusts the drip so you're comfortable and slows it the moment you say something feels off.
3. Monitored throughout. We check your vital signs before, during and after.
4. Single session or a 6-day protocol. You can book one session, or a 6-consecutive-day package if Dr. Martínez approves it after your consultation. He adjusts the dose to your tolerance each day.
5. Single-use materials. Catheters, lines and bags are single-use. Every session is supervised by Dr. Martínez.

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

Dr. Martínez is a physician licensed in Mexico. He reviews every patient's history before ordering an infusion and supervises every session. More about Dr. Martínez

Saying no is part of looking after your health. We postpone or don't give the infusion if you: - are pregnant or breastfeeding - have had chest pain or a heart event recently, or have heart disease that isn't stable - have significant kidney or liver disease - have blood pressure outside a safe range that day - have a fever or an active infection - have an active addiction (we refer you to a specialized center) - are being treated for cancer or another serious or chronic illness (we don't offer wellness IVs during active treatment)

Bring a complete list of your medications and supplements, including ones you take only now and then.

We stop or slow the drip and check you right away.
• Doctor on site: Every session is supervised by Dr. Martínez.
• Hospital transfer: if you need hospital care, we arrange transfer to a nearby hospital, under our written emergency protocol.
• Your emergency contact: we'll ask for one before the infusion.
• After you leave: if something worries you at home, contact WhatsApp +52 664 437 4947 or +1 619 467 1914. In an emergency, call 911 (it works in Mexico and the US).

It can, but you'd feel it. A fast drip causes the warmth, nausea and cramping people talk about. Going slowly is the biggest thing that keeps the experience comfortable.

There's no evidence that a higher dose works better. 300 mg is a sensible way to learn how you tolerate NAD+. Dr. Martínez recommends a dose based on your history and adjusts it to your tolerance.

• NAD+ 300 mg · single session · $180
• NAD+ 500 mg · single session · $250
• Program 300 · 6 consecutive days × 300 mg · $950 ($1,080 as 6 single sessions), consultation included
• Program 500 · 6 consecutive days × 500 mg · $1,300 ($1,500 as 6 single sessions), consultation included
• Extra session you ask for, if the doctor agrees it is safe: package rate
• Monthly 500 mg session for returning clients: ask us

Includes: the physician's order, nurse monitoring, vital signs and all sterile supplies.

Deposit: 50%, by secure card-payment link after your screening, with a written receipt. Cancel free with 48 hours' notice: we refund your full deposit or move your date. With less than 48 hours' notice, we refund 50% of the deposit. If Dr. Martínez postpones or declines the infusion for medical reasons, we refund your full deposit.

There's no evidence-based schedule. Some clients choose a 6-day package so they cross the border once and finish in a week; returning clients can ask about a monthly 500 mg session. Dr. Martínez decides what is appropriate for you.

No. We don't offer NAD+ to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. If you have a health problem, see your own doctor; we're glad to share your visit notes.

• Address: Rosarito, Baja California — by appointment only; Address: Carretera Libre Tijuana–Ensenada Km 29.5 #500, Popotla, Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico.
• Hours: 10 am–4 pm PT (San Diego time), Monday to Saturday, by appointment.
• Driving from the US? We're a short drive from the San Ysidro crossing. Your US auto insurance generally doesn't cover you in Mexico; buy Mexican insurance before you cross.
• Coming back: the line into the US can be long, and you'll need a passport or passport card. NAD+ is a slow drip that typically takes 3 to 5 hours; please arrange a driver.
• Phone: US +1 619 467 1914 · Mexico/WhatsApp +52 664 437 4947

IV NAD+ is given in Mexico on a physician's order. It isn't FDA-approved for these uses. We don't offer it to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease, and it doesn't replace care from your own doctor. See our Medical Disclaimer.

Responsible physician: Dr. Federico León Martínez Araujo