Memberships save money — but only if you actually use them. Here's the math to figure out which pricing model fits your routine.
Membership plans (Essential, Optimize, and Peak) provide a set number of IV drips each month at a discounted rate compared to paying per visit, plus perks like free B-12 shots and add-on discounts. Plans start at $229/month.
Start by estimating how many drips you'd realistically get per month if there were no membership at all — be honest with yourself here. Then compare that number times the pay-as-you-go price against the membership price for a similar number of included visits.
If your realistic visit count is at or above what the membership includes, you'll generally come out ahead with membership. If you visit less than once a month on average, pay-as-you-go is often the more economical choice — no need to pay for visits you won't use.
Because unused drips roll over for 30 days, a slower month doesn't mean you lose that value entirely — it just shifts your usage. This makes membership a reasonable option even for people whose schedules vary month to month, as long as the average usage over a couple months justifies it.
For people specifically focused on NAD+ therapy, the dedicated NAD+ Club membership includes one 1,000mg drip per month plus unlimited B-12 shots and a free glutathione push each session — worth considering if NAD+ is your primary focus rather than the general drip menu.
Compare tiers and find the one that fits your routine.