NAD+ Infusion
NAD+ infusions — a consultation-first service
A mobile, consultation-first NAD+ service across Melbourne, Sydney, Geelong and Mornington, with Perth from 10 August 2026, plus our West Melbourne clinic — administered by AHPRA-registered infusion nurses. NAD+ is a prescription-only medicine.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) infusions, offered as a consultation-first service across Melbourne, Sydney, Geelong and Mornington, with Perth from 10 August 2026 — administered by AHPRA-registered infusion nurses, mobile (to your home, office or hotel) or at our West Melbourne clinic.
NAD+ is a prescription-only medicine, so every infusion starts with a consultation and a doctor's review of your suitability. If it isn't right for you, you won't proceed.
Or, call our Customer Experience Team on 1300 467 685
Doctor-Screened. Nurse-Administered.
Doctor-screened for suitability. Nurse-administered.
Doctor-screened for suitability
Before any NAD+ infusion, a doctor reviews your health information to confirm it's appropriate for you.
Administered by AHPRA-registered infusion nurses
Qualified, registered healthcare professionals.
Prescription-only and individualised
NAD+ isn't an off-the-shelf drip; it's screened for, and quoted for, you.
Mobile, plus a real clinic
Mobile across Melbourne, Sydney, Geelong and Mornington, with Perth from 10 August 2026, plus a clinic at Ground Floor, 420 Spencer St, West Melbourne.
IV infusion is invasive and carries risks; suitability is assessed first.
NAD+ Infusion
How a Soul IV NAD+ infusion works
Enquire or book a consultation
Get in touch to start the process.
Health screening
You share your health history; a doctor reviews it to confirm whether an NAD+ infusion is appropriate for you. This is a safety and suitability review — being screened is not a way to obtain a prescription medicine, and not everyone who enquires will be suitable.
If suitable, your infusion is administered
An AHPRA-registered infusion nurse administers your infusion — mobile to your home, office or hotel, or at our West Melbourne clinic — at a slow, controlled, monitored rate.
Aftercare
We give you aftercare advice and are a call away afterwards.
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Who an NAD+ infusion may not be right for
Suitability is decided at your screening, not before. An NAD+ infusion may not be appropriate if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have certain heart, kidney, liver or other medical conditions, take particular medications, or have relevant allergies.
The doctor reviewing your health information will tell you if it isn't suitable for you. This is a safety step — not everyone who enquires will proceed.
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NAD+ and the current research
NAD+ is an active area of scientific research, and studies investigating its biology are published in the peer-reviewed literature. That research is ongoing and investigational: it does not establish that an NAD+ infusion produces particular health outcomes, and Soul IV makes no such claims.
If you're researching NAD+, we'd encourage you to read primary sources and speak with a qualified clinician.
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Frequently asked questions
NAD+ Infusions
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every living cell; it takes part in the cell's basic metabolic reactions. (A description of the molecule, not a claim about the infusion.)
Yes. NAD+ is a prescription-only medicine, so a consultation and a doctor's suitability review are required before any infusion — it's a safety and suitability step, not a way to obtain a prescription medicine.
An AHPRA-registered infusion nurse, after a doctor has reviewed your suitability.
IV infusion is invasive and carries risks. Suitability is screened first and you're monitored throughout; the infusion is given slowly.
Suitability is decided at screening. It may not be appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with certain medical conditions or medications, or with relevant allergies.
Yes — it's a mobile service; our nurses come to your home, office or hotel across Melbourne, Sydney, Geelong and Mornington, with Perth from 10 August 2026, or you can visit our West Melbourne clinic.
NAD+ is quoted individually after your consultation — we don't publish a NAD+ price. A NAD+ infusion runs about 2–3 hours, given at a slow, controlled rate and monitored throughout. Your appointment also covers screening and nurse care.
NAD+ by location
NAD+ infusions in your city
A consultation-first service, mobile across our service areas — plus our West Melbourne clinic.
NAD+ Infusion Melbourne
Mobile NAD+ infusions across Melbourne, plus our West Melbourne clinic.
NAD+ Infusion Sydney
Mobile NAD+ infusions across Sydney — a fully come-to-you service.
NAD+ Infusion Geelong
Mobile NAD+ infusions across Greater Geelong and the Bellarine.
NAD+ Infusion Mornington
Mobile NAD+ infusions across the Mornington Peninsula.
NAD+ Infusion Perth
Mobile NAD+ infusions across Perth from 10 August 2026, offered as a consultation-first service.
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Extras
Mobile and/or In-ClinicSupportive comfort services and needle-phobic assistance — we're here for you at every step.
Book your NAD+ consultation
Speak with our AHPRA-registered Infusion Nurses. NAD+ infusions start with a consultation and a doctor's review of your suitability.
Book a ConsultationOr, call our local Customer Experience Team on 1300 467 685