silNAD+ IV Therapy Cost in Scottsdale (2026): 24 Clinics Compared
NAD+ IV therapy is one of the most requested wellness treatments in Scottsdale — and one of the hardest to price-shop. Most clinics quote by dose (250mg to 1000mg), some quote per milligram, some bundle NAD+ into named drips, and 10 of the 24 local providers we checked don't publish prices at all.
We collected every published NAD+ price in the Scottsdale area so you can compare them in one place. Here's what we found.
500mg NAD+ — the apples-to-apples comparison
500mg is the most commonly booked dose, and the easiest one to compare directly:
| Clinic | Price (500mg) | Per mg | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASAP IVs | $350 Lowest | $0.70 | In-clinic price |
| AZ IV Medics | $380 | $0.76 | As IV add-on, mobile service |
| Aesthetic Revival | $425 | $0.85 | 250mg from $225 |
| Innergy Drips | $450 | $0.90 | 250mg $225 · 1000mg $650 |
| Arizona IV Therapy | $500 | $1.00 | Flat $1/mg pricing, any dose |
| Prime IV Hydration | $595 | $1.19 | 1000mg $840 |
Viva IV Therapy lists NAD+ 250–500mg from $300/session (dose-dependent). The Drip Room prices all named drips, including NAD, at $149 ($99 for members) — dose not specified on menu.
Full published price table (14 clinics)
| Clinic | Offering | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASAP IVs | NAD+ 250mg | $250 | In-clinic; mobile available |
| NAD+ 500mg | $350 | ||
| NAD+ 750mg | $450 | ||
| NAD+ 1000mg | $600 | ||
| AZ IV Medics | NAD+ add-on 250mg | $195 | Mobile — they come to you |
| NAD+ add-on 500mg | $380 | ||
| NAD+ add-on 1000mg | $675 | ||
| Aesthetic Revival | NAD+ IV 250–1000mg | $225–$800 | 500mg $425 · 750mg $650; NAD+ shots $30–85 |
| Arizona IV Therapy | NAD+ (any dose) | $1/mg | In-office |
| Drip Hydration Phoenix | NAD+ IV | $799 | Mobile service, Phoenix metro |
| NAD+ Boost IV | $999 | ||
| Innergy Drips | NAD+ 250mg | $225 | |
| NAD+ 500mg | $450 | ||
| NAD+ 1000mg | $650 | ||
| IV Revival | NAD+ add-on | from $50 | Added to any drip |
| Nourish IV (Desert Mobile Medical) | Happy Camper 2 (NAD+) | $349 | Mobile |
| Detox ONE (NAD+) | $399 | ||
| Prana IV Therapy | NAD+ Brain Food | $400–$880 | By dose, in-clinic |
| Prime IV Hydration Scottsdale | NAD+ 500mg | $595 | |
| NAD+ 1000mg | $840 | ||
| The DRIPBaR Scottsdale | NAD+ Drip | $899 | |
| The IV League Drip | Basic NAD+ Therapy | $325 | Tiered formulas with added vitamins |
| Fountain of Youth NAD+ | $345 | ||
| Diamond NAD+ | $425 | ||
| Elite NAD+ | $475 | ||
| Viva IV Therapy | NAD+ 250–500mg | from $300 | Per session |
| Super Max Mega Drip (incl. 500mg) | $750 | ||
| The Drip Room | All named drips incl. NAD | $149 | $99 for members; dose not specified |
10 more Scottsdale-area providers offer NAD+ but don't publish prices: Hydrate IV Bar, Restore Hyper Wellness, Hydralive Therapy, Recovery Room IV, Neuregen, 4Ever Young, Modernized Wellness, Scottsdale Premier IV, Revive IV Hydration, and Unfiltered Med Spa. Expect to call for a quote.
Why the same dose costs $350 at one clinic and $595 at another
The active ingredient is the same molecule everywhere. What you're actually paying for varies on four axes. Formula extras: some clinics infuse pure NAD+ in saline, others bundle B-vitamins, glutathione, or amino blends into tiered formulas (this is why The IV League Drip has four NAD+ tiers from $325 to $475). Setting: mobile services that come to your home (AZ IV Medics, Drip Hydration) price differently than drip lounges. Overhead: a med spa in Old Town with nurse anesthetists on staff carries different costs than a dedicated IV bar. Membership models: some clinics keep walk-in prices high and discount heavily for members.
None of these necessarily make the infusion more effective at the dose you booked — which is why comparing per-milligram cost is the cleanest way to shop.
How memberships and first-visit deals change the math
If you're planning regular sessions (many protocols suggest a loading series of 3–5 infusions), membership pricing matters more than the sticker price. The Drip Room's $99 member rate vs $149 walk-in is a 34% gap. Several IV lounges discount 15–25% for members, and some med spas run first-visit specials of around 20% — always ask before booking, since these are often unadvertised.
Frequently asked questions
How much does NAD+ IV therapy cost in Scottsdale?
Published prices range from $225 (250mg) to $999 (premium full-dose drips). A standard 500mg session typically costs $350–$595. Only 14 of 24 local providers publish prices online.
What dose should I start with?
Most clinics offer 250/500/750/1000mg. Many suggest 250–500mg for a first session — higher doses take 2–4 hours to infuse comfortably. Ask the clinic's medical staff what fits your goal; this article covers pricing, not medical advice.
Is cheaper NAD+ lower quality?
Not necessarily. Price differences mostly reflect overhead, added vitamins, and setting (mobile vs lounge vs med spa). Whoever you choose, confirm that a licensed medical professional oversees the infusion.
Is NAD+ IV therapy covered by insurance?
No — it's an elective wellness treatment, paid out of pocket. That's exactly why price-shopping matters.
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Browse verified prices →Pricing data was collected from clinic-published menus and websites in July–August 2026 and may have changed since. Silvune is an independent information and booking platform; we are not affiliated with the clinics listed and receive no commission on treatments. This article is informational only and is not medical advice — consult a licensed provider about whether NAD+ therapy is appropriate for you. Clinic listed here? Claim your listing to keep your prices current.