Can NAD+ and glutathione run in the same session?

Yes. Standard practice is NAD+ drip with glutathione push at the end of the session.

Which drives revenue better?

NAD+ carries a higher ticket and stronger patient-felt effect; glutathione is a high-margin add-on.

Clinical comparison · IV / longevity

NAD+ vs Glutathione

NAD+ replenishes the coenzyme central to mitochondrial energy production. Glutathione is the master intracellular antioxidant. Different mechanisms, both anchors of modern IV menus.

Attribute

NAD+

Glutathione

Mechanism

Coenzyme central to mitochondrial redox reactions and sirtuin activation. Delivered IV or SC to bypass oral bioavailability limits.

Master intracellular antioxidant; supports phase II detoxification and redox balance.

Standard dosing

100–500 mg IV over 1–3 hours, or 100 mg SC daily.

600–2000 mg IV push, or 200 mg SC/IM 1–3x weekly.

Indications

Longevity
Fatigue and recovery
Neurocognitive support

Detox support
Skin brightening
Oxidative stress

Strengths

Direct substrate replenishment
Immediate patient-felt effects with IV

Broad adjunct across IV menus
Well-tolerated

Cautions

Higher cost per session
IV chair time required

Sulfur sensitivity
Effects are supportive, not disease-modifying

Choose NAD+ when

Fatigue, cognitive fog, or longevity-forward patients.

Wholesale NAD+ →

Choose Glutathione when

Oxidative stress, detox support, or aesthetic (skin-brightening) protocols.

Wholesale Glutathione →

FAQs

Can NAD+ and glutathione run in the same session?: Yes. Standard practice is NAD+ drip with glutathione push at the end of the session.
Which drives revenue better?: NAD+ carries a higher ticket and stronger patient-felt effect; glutathione is a high-margin add-on.