London · NAD+
NAD+ in London
Every London clinic offering nad+, with category-specific pricing and evidence grades checked against clinic websites.
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What published research says about NAD+ drips and supplements
Does NAD+ IV therapy slow aging, and is it safe? Clinics market drips for energy and cellular repair, but rigorous human evidence for longevity claims is still limited.
A 2024 systematic review of 10 RCTs (489 participants) found oral NADH supplementation was generally tolerated, with mostly mild side effects, but studied specific conditions rather than anti-aging or wellness drips. Rigorous human trials of IV NAD+ for longevity or general wellness are scarce: circulating NAD+ can rise after infusion, yet anti-aging benefit in people remains unproven.
- Castillo et al. (2024), systematic review of NAD safety and effectiveness (2024)
- Goody & Henry (2018), review of NAD+ metabolism in aging and disease (2018)
Last updated 2026-07-12 · editorial review
“Unlicensed medicines do not have a marketing authorisation in the UK and may not have been assessed by the MHRA.”
Regulatory context
For NAD+ in this country. General information, not legal advice.
MHRA
NAD+ IV products are typically supplied as unlicensed specials: no MHRA marketing authorisation, prescribed only when a clinician judges an individual patient's need cannot be met by licensed medicines.
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Ask the clinic
Questions to raise with any nad+ provider before booking. We do not answer these on your behalf.
- What form and dose of NAD+ or precursor is in the protocol, and who supervises administration?
- Is the product licensed or supplied as an unlicensed medicinal product in this country?
- What side effects have you seen, and what monitoring do you use during infusion?
- How does your session price compare with the rates published on your website or menu?
- Can you name the compounding pharmacy or batch source for the infusion?