NAD+ Injections in New Orleans and Metairie
A quick intramuscular NAD+ shot, 25mg for $49 or 50mg for $79. You are in and out in minutes instead of spending a day in an infusion chair, and every dose is set against your labs.
What are the NAD+ injection benefits
Patients pursue NAD+ injections for a handful of recurring reasons. These are the areas NAD+ is involved in at a cellular level, and what people most often tell us they are hoping to get back.
- Energy that holds through the afternoon
- Mental clarity that lasts all day
- Faster recovery between training sessions
- Supporting vitality as you age
What are NAD+ injections?
A NAD+ injection delivers nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide into the muscle, where it absorbs into the bloodstream over the following hours. It takes a few minutes to administer and requires no IV line, no drip, and no long appointment.
NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells use to turn food and oxygen into usable energy. It also plays a part in DNA repair and in how cells handle stress. Levels fall under chronic stress, poor nutrition, a heavy toxic load and with age, and when they do you tend to feel it as a cluster rather than a single symptom: fatigue that sleep does not fix, afternoon fog, slower recovery.
An injection is the smallest and most accessible way we deliver NAD+. It is not the same thing as an infusion, and we would rather explain the difference than let you assume they are interchangeable.
How a NAD+ shot works in the body
Intramuscular delivery sits between an oral supplement and an IV. It skips the digestive tract, which is where a lot of an oral dose is lost, but it releases more gradually than an infusion pushed straight into a vein.
1. Into the muscle
The dose is injected into muscle tissue, usually the upper arm, thigh or glute. The whole thing takes a couple of minutes.
2. Gradual absorption
Muscle tissue is well supplied with blood vessels, so the dose moves into circulation steadily over the hours that follow rather than all at once.
3. Available to your cells
Once in circulation, NAD+ becomes available for the cellular processes that depend on it, including energy production in your mitochondria.
NAD+ injection side effects and physician oversight
The most commonly reported reaction to an intramuscular NAD+ injection is soreness, redness or mild swelling at the injection site. Some patients report flushing, a warm sensation, or brief nausea. These are typically short lived.
NAD+ is increasingly offered in settings with very little clinical supervision, and there have been serious incidents where it was administered by people not licensed to do so. That is not a reason to avoid NAD+. It is a reason to be particular about where you get it.
Here, NAD+ is treated the way any potent intervention should be. We review recent labs before we dose. We start at the lower dose and move up only when it makes sense. Treatments are administered by licensed medical staff working under protocols Dr. Mary sets. And if NAD+ is not the right tool for what you are dealing with, we will tell you rather than sell it to you. Bring your full medical history and current medications to your intake so we can screen appropriately.
Starting Your NAD+ Protocol at The Remedy Room
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Starting NAD+ injections at The Remedy Room
We dose NAD+ off your labs, so there is one step before your first injection. It is deliberate, and it is the reason our patients are not guessing.
1. Book your NAD+ intake
A $69 consult, required before injections. Bring labs from the last six months. If you do not have recent labs, we can run our panel for $60.
2. Agree your dose and cadence
We look at your results and your goals, then set a starting dose and how often to come in. Sometimes we will recommend a different format entirely.
3.Come in for your shot
A few minutes each visit. We track how you respond and adjust rather than running the same protocol regardless of results.
If you are seeking NAD+ as part of recovery from substance use, that pathway begins with a $299 consult and our own lab panel, because the protocol and the monitoring are different.
When a NAD+ injection is the right starting point
1. You are curious but cautious
You have heard about NAD+ and you are not ready to commit four figures to find out whether it does anything for you. A $49 shot is the least expensive honest introduction we can offer.
Start with: 25mg
2. You are between infusions
You have done a full IV protocol and want to hold the line without booking another full day in the chair.
Start with: 50mg as needed
3. You are between infusions
Your calendar cannot absorb a six hour appointment. A shot fits in a lunch break and still gets NAD+ into your system.
Start with: 25mg, then reassess
4.You are training hard
Recovery is the bottleneck. Injections between heavier blocks are a practical way to keep NAD+ available without disrupting your week.
Start with: 50mg
5. You want to test tolerance first
Sensible. Starting small tells us how you respond before we consider a larger infusion dose.
Start with: 25mg
6. You are local to Metairie or New Orleans
We are on Metairie Road, minutes from New Orleans, open Monday through Saturday. A shot is genuinely a quick stop.
Start with: booking your intake
This is the part most clinics skip, so we will lead with it. A single NAD+ injection is a small dose. Most people need a series before they notice a meaningful difference, and anyone promising a transformation from one shot is selling rather than treating.
What you can expect
- A few minutes in clinic, no infusion chair
- Dosing set against recent bloodwork rather than a fixed menu
- Administered by licensed medical staff under physician-set protocols
- Published pricing, so you know the cost before you arrive
- Honest guidance if a different format would serve you better
What to consider
- Benefits build across a series. One shot is unlikely to change your week
- Injections are a much smaller dose than an IV infusion
- Injection site soreness is the most common complaint
- An NAD+ intake visit and recent labs are required first
- NAD+ is not covered by insurance. HSA, FSA and CareCredit are accepted
NAD+ injections vs IV, SubQ and nasal spray
Injections are one of four ways we deliver NAD+. They are the fastest and least expensive, and they are also the smallest dose. Here is the honest comparison so you can pick on facts rather than on whichever one you read about first.
| Method | Dose | Price |
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| Injection | 25 to 50 mg | $49 to $79 |
| IV infusion | 250 to 1000 mg | $345 to $1,380 |
| SubQ at home | Daily maintenance | $389 |
| Nasal spray | Daily maintenance | $295 |
If you want NAD+ at home and you are willing to inject, SubQ is straightforwardly the most cost-effective way to stay on it over time. We would rather tell you that than sell you a course of shots you do not need.
We start patients at 25mg and move to 50mg where it is appropriate. Most clinics make you call to find out what an NAD+ shot costs. Here it is.
| Dose | Price | Time in clinic | Typically chosen by |
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| 25 mg | $49 | A few minutes | First-time patients, and anyone testing how they respond to NAD+ |
| 50 mg | $79 | A few minutes | Patients who have tolerated 25mg and want a larger dose |
How often you come back depends on your labs and your goal, so we plan it with you at your intake rather than publishing a fixed schedule. We do not accept insurance for NAD+ therapy. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and CareCredit is available with a 4 percent fee.
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Dr. Mignonne C. Mary, M.D.
Internal Medicine | The Remedy Room
The Remedy Room was founded by Dr. Mignonne C. Mary, a board-certified physician who built this clinic around a specific frustration: patients being told their labs were normal while they knew something was wrong.
Dr. Mary is the second generation of her family to practice medicine in New Orleans, following her father, Dr. Charles C. Mary Jr. That lineage shapes how this clinic works. Medicine here is about mapping the full picture across systems rather than treating findings one at a time.
Treatments are administered by licensed medical staff following protocols she sets. Every NAD+ protocol here reflects that philosophy: look at the data first, dose deliberately, and tell the patient the truth about what to expect.
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Your questions about NAD+ injections, answered
What are NAD+ injections?
A NAD+ injection delivers nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide into the muscle, where it absorbs into the bloodstream over the hours that follow. It takes a few minutes to administer with no IV line and no long appointment. At The Remedy Room we offer 25mg for $49 and 50mg for $79.
How much do NAD+ injections cost?
25mg is $49 and 50mg is $79. Injections also require a $69 NAD+ intake consult with labs from the last six months, and if you do not have recent labs we can run our panel for $60. Insurance does not cover NAD+ therapy, but HSA and FSA cards are accepted and CareCredit is available with a 4 percent fee.
How often should you get NAD+ injections?
That depends on your labs and your goal, which is why we plan it at your intake rather than publishing a fixed schedule. What we will say plainly is that injections work across a series, so we set a realistic cadence with you before you start rather than after.
Do NAD+ injections actually work?
Patients commonly report improvements in energy, clarity and recovery, and NAD+ is genuinely central to how cells produce energy. That said, human research on NAD+ is still developing, and we would rather tell you that than overstate it. What we will not tell you is that one injection will change your week. Benefits build across a series.
What are the side effects of NAD+ injections?
The most commonly reported reaction is soreness, redness or mild swelling at the injection site. Some patients report flushing, a warm sensation, or brief nausea, and these are typically short lived. Bring your full medical history and current medications to your intake so we can screen appropriately.
What is the difference between a NAD+ injection and a NAD+ IV?
Dose and time. An injection is 25mg to 50mg given into muscle in a few minutes. An IV infusion is 250mg to 1000mg delivered straight into the bloodstream over two to eight hours. The IV is the deeper reset. The injection is the accessible entry point and a practical way to top up between infusions.
Can I get NAD+ injections at home?
Not the intramuscular injections, which we give in clinic. If you want NAD+ at home, our SubQ option at $389 is shipped to your house and you administer it yourself after we teach you the technique. It requires a prescription and an intake visit, and it is the most cost-effective way to stay on NAD+ over time. There is also a nasal spray at $295 if you would rather avoid needles.
Why do I need labs before NAD+ injections?
Because dosing NAD+ well means knowing what is actually happening in your body first. Labs from the last six months let a provider set a dose that fits you, spot anything that should be addressed before starting, and track whether it is working. If you do not have recent labs, we can run our panel for $60.
Where can I get NAD+ injections near me in New Orleans?
The Remedy Room is at 123 Metairie Road, Suite 102, Metairie, LA 70005, minutes from New Orleans. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Call or text 504.301.1670 to book your NAD+ intake.
