NAD+ Therapy in Tampa
NAD+ by IV infusion, booster shot, at-home injection or nasal spray, with a plan for how often that fits your life.
How It Works
- Book your visitOnline, or call or text 813-425-5005.
- Quick consultationNew patients review their medical history with our team first.
- Choose your formatIV, booster shot, at-home injections or nasal spray.
- Find your rhythmEvery two weeks, monthly, or a mix with at-home doses.
What Is NAD+?
NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. Your cells rely on it to turn food into energy, and your natural levels decline as you age.
Patients come to EVO for NAD+ as part of their energy, focus and healthy-aging goals. It’s also a popular part of a broader longevity plan.
Four Ways to Get NAD+
NAD+ IV
A slow infusion placed by a licensed nurse, starting at around two hours. Bring your laptop and work while you relax.
NAD+ Booster Shot
A quick in-office injection. See wellness shots.
At-Home Injections
Available to purchase, often used between infusions to keep up your routine.
Nasal Spray
An easy at-home option, also available to purchase.
Every body is different, so how you feel after a treatment varies from person to person. We don’t promise specific outcomes.
Your NAD+ Routine
There’s no single schedule. We help you find one that fits your goals and your calendar.
- Every two weeks: a common starting point for many patients.
- Monthly: a routine some patients choose from the start, or move to over time.
- Mix and match: monthly infusions with at-home injections in between.
- Make the time count: many patients bring a laptop and work during their infusion.
What Our Patients Say
“I came in for the IV NAD infusion and the environment was incredibly clean and welcoming, the staff are amazing and friendly!”Chanelle Laudat, Google review
NAD+ FAQ
What is NAD+?
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. Your cells use it to turn food into energy, and NAD+ levels naturally decline with age.
How is NAD+ given?
As a slow IV infusion, as a quick booster shot in our office, or at home with injections or a nasal spray you can purchase from us.
How long does an NAD+ IV take?
NAD+ is infused slowly, starting at around two hours and sometimes longer depending on the amount. Many patients bring a laptop and work during their infusion.
How often should I get NAD+?
It depends on you. Some patients come every two weeks and some monthly. Others start every two weeks, then move to monthly infusions and use at-home injections in between.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. Every new patient has a consultation first. We need your full medical history before we provide any medical service, so we can make sure a treatment is right for you.
Who places my IV?
A licensed nurse places every IV.
Will I get specific results?
Every body is different, so how you feel after a treatment varies from person to person. We don’t promise specific outcomes.
Do you take insurance?
Our services are self-pay, and you can use your HSA or FSA card. Payment plans and EVO Bucks memberships, where members save 5–20%, are also available.
How do I get started?
Book online, or call or text 813-425-5005.
Explore Longevity & Wellness
Self-pay, and you can use your HSA or FSA card. Payment plans and EVO Bucks memberships are available too.
Visit EVO
Hours
- Mon, Thu, Fri9AM – 5PM
- Tue, Wed9AM – 7PM
- Saturday10AM – 3PMBy appointment
- SundayClosed