— No. 08 · The Infusion

IV Therapy & NAD+ in McLean, VA — Wellness, Recovery, Radiance

The Reserve NAD+ · Shield · Surge · Luminaire — physician-formulated.

(703) 928-2241

Session

30–90 minutes

Downtime

None.

Pricing

By drip · confirmed at consultation

— The Approach

Karlyne's
philosophy.

IV therapy at MADE is designed by a nurse — which means it is dosed, sequenced and administered like medicine, not like a boutique gimmick. Our four core drips address the four requests we hear most across Northern Virginia: cellular repair, immune resilience, athletic recovery, and camera-ready radiance.

The Reserve is our NAD+ protocol for longevity and mitochondrial support. Shield rebuilds immunity in and out of cold-flu season. Surge is our high-dose recovery drip for athletes, travel, and hangovers. Luminaire is beauty in a bag — glutathione, biotin, vitamin C. Add single-additive pushes as needed.

— What We Treat

Indications

  • Fatigue & burnout
  • Frequent illness & immunity
  • Jet-lag & travel recovery
  • Athletic performance & recovery
  • Skin dullness & pigmentation (glutathione)
  • Longevity & mitochondrial support (NAD+)
  • Hangovers & dehydration
  • Pre-event radiance

— Frequently Asked

Questions,
answered.

How is NAD+ different from a regular vitamin drip?+

NAD+ is a coenzyme foundational to cellular energy production and DNA repair. Levels decline meaningfully with age. Our Reserve NAD+ protocol supports mitochondrial function and is the closest thing we offer to a true longevity intervention.

How often should I do IV therapy?+

Wellness maintenance is monthly. Recovery and immune drips are event-based. NAD+ is typically a loading series then monthly maintenance. We plan a cadence at consultation.

Do you offer at-home IVs?+

At this time all IV therapy is administered in-studio in McLean. Some in-person consultations qualify for concierge scheduling.

Is it safe?+

Yes. All drips are formulated by a licensed clinician, mixed in-house, and administered by a nurse. We review your medical history and hydration status before every infusion.

How long does a drip take?+

Standard drips: 30–45 minutes. NAD+ protocols: 60–90 minutes depending on dose. IM shots are 60 seconds.

— Ready when you are

Book your iv therapy & nad+
consultation.

Or call the studio directly — Karlyne's team responds within one business day.

1311-A Dolley Madison Blvd · McLean, VA