Tired all the time? The problem might be deeper than you think.
Range Medical starts with labs and a full assessment. If NAD+ therapy fits your situation, your provider will build it into a plan designed around you.
Book a Range Optimization CallWe'll review your labs and symptoms, then decide together if NAD+ therapy belongs in your plan.Is this you?
- Tired all the time, even after a full night of sleep
- Brain fog or trouble focusing and thinking clearly
- Slow recovery from workouts or illness
- Feeling like you're aging faster than you should be
- Low motivation or mental sharpness
- Your body just doesn't bounce back the way it used to
We don't guess. We test first.
Every patient starts with the Range Assessment — detailed labs, a symptom review, and a one-on-one conversation with your provider. From there, we build a plan that may include NAD+ alongside other tools like IV therapy, peptides, hormone support, or red light therapy. What goes into your plan depends entirely on what your labs and symptoms show.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme in every cell, essential for energy production, DNA repair, and activating sirtuins — proteins that regulate aging and inflammation. NAD+ levels decline significantly with age. IV and injection delivery bypass the gut (where oral NAD+ is mostly destroyed) to restore cellular levels directly. We offer both front-loaded IV protocols and convenient at-home injection cycles.
Three steps to feeling better.
Range Assessment
Labs, a symptom questionnaire, and a one-on-one provider review to understand what's really going on.
Personalized Plan
Your provider designs a plan that may include NAD+ (IV or injections) plus other therapies based on your goals and labs.
Ongoing Support
We check in, adjust your protocol as needed, and update labs over time to make sure things are moving in the right direction.
Example treatment plans
Your provider will only recommend NAD+ therapy if your labs and symptoms show it's a good fit. These are common examples, not a self-serve menu.
For patients with significant fatigue, brain fog, or cognitive concerns. A front-loaded IV approach.
3–5 IV sessions over 7–10 days, then monthly maintenance IVs.
For patients who want consistent NAD+ support with the convenience of at-home injections.
Self-administered injections 3x/week for 12 weeks.
For patients who have completed an initial protocol and want to maintain elevated NAD+ levels.
Monthly IV or continued injections, with quarterly labs.
Pricing depends on your specific protocol. Your provider will walk through costs during or after your Range Assessment.
What if you have read a lot about NAD+ already?
This is a category with more marketing than evidence attached to it. Here is where we stand.
What if the claims I have read are overblown?
Many of them are. We will tell you what NAD+ is reasonably used for and what it is not, and your provider will not pretend it is a longevity guarantee.
What if the infusion is uncomfortable?
It can be, at speed. That is a pacing problem and it is fixable. Tell the nurse and the drip slows down.
What if my fatigue has a simpler cause?
Often it does. Iron, B12, thyroid and hormones all cause exactly what people book NAD+ for, and bloodwork separates them in one visit.
What if I want to try it once before committing?
That is the sensible way to start, and it is how most people here do it. Nobody needs to buy a package on day one.
Questions about NAD+ therapy
Start with a Range Assessment. Your provider will review your labs, symptoms, and goals to determine if NAD+ therapy — and which protocol — makes sense for your situation.
Yes. Labs help us understand your full picture — energy markers, metabolic health, and other factors — so we can determine whether NAD+ is the right tool or if something else should come first.
NAD+ IVs are infused slowly over 2–4 hours. Some people experience flushing or nausea if infused too quickly — this is why we go slow. Most patients feel energized and mentally clear afterward.
Yes. We offer both IV and injection protocols. Injections are self-administered at home 3x/week and are more convenient. Your provider will recommend the best approach based on your situation.
Most patients report sustained benefits for 2–4 weeks after completing a protocol. Maintenance sessions help keep NAD+ levels elevated long-term.
Yes, when administered by trained medical professionals. NAD+ is a naturally occurring molecule in your body — we're replenishing what declines with age. We monitor you throughout IV infusions.
If you're tired, foggy, or just not feeling like yourself — start here.
The first step is understanding what your labs and symptoms are telling us. Your provider will take it from there.
Book a Range Optimization Call(949) 997-3988