Oral supplements lose much of their dose to digestion. IV therapy bypasses that — delivering therapeutic compounds at full concentration directly into circulation. Our menu is curated, not exhaustive: each drip has a specific physiological purpose backed by real evidence, formulated by our medical team and administered in our clinical setting.
The Aesura infusion menu
What to expect at your infusion
You'll arrive 10 minutes early for vitals and consent. Our nurse will place an IV — a small pinch — and start the drip at a comfortable flow rate. You'll relax in our infusion suite with a blanket, warm tea, and a quiet seat. Bring a laptop, book, or audio.
For NAD+: you'll feel a mild warmth or pressure in the chest at faster drip rates. We dial the rate to your comfort. Most patients listen to music or watch something calming.
After your drip, you can drive yourself home, return to work, or stack with HBOT, cryotherapy, or red light at the same visit.
Who runs IV therapy
Every drip is physician-formulated and overseen by our medical team. Infusions are administered by trained nursing staff in our clinical setting. We screen each patient — labs, medications, conditions — before the first infusion and adjust over time as part of your overall protocol.
Service area
IV therapy, in Bergen County.
Patients come to the Aesura Longevity Lounge for IV infusions from Hackensack, Paramus, Teaneck, Englewood, Fort Lee, Tenafly, Ridgewood, Edgewater, and across North Jersey — searching for NAD+ infusions, IV therapy, and recovery drips near them.
Safety and screening
IV therapy is safe for most adults under medical supervision. We screen for kidney disease, severe heart disease, G6PD deficiency (for high-dose Vitamin C), MAOI use, certain anticoagulants, and pregnancy. Every chart is reviewed before the first drip.