NAD+ infusions in Austria: NAD+ infusion, one session from ≈ CAD 392 per session
3 clinics publish a price for NAD+ infusion, one session in Austria: from EUR 250 to EUR 900 per session, as checked on 3 November 2026.
3 providers checked; 3 publish a priceChecked 3 November 2026Not a quote
What this page does not cover. This page reports prices and terms only. It does not say whether the treatment works, who it suits, or what results to expect.
In short
Ordinationszentrum OGZ publishes the lowest price for NAD+ infusion, one session: ≈ CAD 392 per session.
3 clinics publish a price for NAD+ infusion, one session; the median is ≈ CAD 611 per session.
None of the 3 clinics publishes its guarantee terms in full. Ask for the guarantee in writing before you pay.
Compare clinics: price and four terms
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NAD+ infusion, one session per session · 3 clinics
– Guarantee: not found on the clinic's site– Redo policy: not found on the clinic's site– Aftercare at home: not found on the clinic's site– Named doctor: not found on the clinic's site
0 of 4 terms published · checked 3 Nov 2026source ↗
All 2 prices, what is included, terms as published
Page for international patients: not found on the clinic's site (checked 4 Nov 2026)
250 mg NAD+
not stated
EUR 250
fixed price
500 mg NAD+
not stated
EUR 500
fixed price
Included, as published
250 mg NAD+: not stated
500 mg NAD+: not stated
Not included, as published
not stated
Written guarantee
○ Not stated
Revision policy
○ Not stated
Named treating doctor
○ Not stated
After you return home
○ Not stated
Source: the provider's own page · observed 3 Nov 2026ogz.at ↗
– Guarantee: not found on the clinic's site– Redo policy: not found on the clinic's site– Aftercare at home: not found on the clinic's site– Named doctor: not found on the clinic's site
0 of 4 terms published · checked 3 Nov 2026source ↗
Price, what is included, terms as published
Page for international patients: not found on the clinic's site (checked 4 Nov 2026)
– Guarantee: not found on the clinic's site– Redo policy: not found on the clinic's site– Aftercare at home: not found on the clinic's site– Named doctor: not found on the clinic's site
0 of 4 terms published · checked 3 Nov 2026source ↗
All 2 prices, what is included, terms as published
Page for international patients: not found on the clinic's site (checked 4 Nov 2026)
NAD⁺-Therapie 500 mg
not stated
EUR 500
fixed price
NAD⁺-Therapie 1000 mg
not stated
EUR 900
fixed price
Included, as published
NAD⁺-Therapie 500 mg: not stated
NAD⁺-Therapie 1000 mg: not stated
Not included, as published
not stated
Written guarantee
○ Not stated
Revision policy
○ Not stated
Named treating doctor
○ Not stated
After you return home
○ Not stated
Source: the provider's own page · observed 3 Nov 2026drstoessl.at ↗
Prices and terms as each clinic publishes them on its own website, checked 3 November 2026. Converted at the reference rate of 2026-10-23 for comparison; the clinic charges in its own currency. Not a quote: the clinic confirms the final price. «Not found» means we could not find it on the clinic's own site; ask the clinic.
Our reading
This page reports only what clinics publish about the price and terms of NAD+ infusions. It says nothing about whether the treatment works for any purpose, and nothing here should be read that way.
Three practices in Vienna publish a price for one NAD+ infusion. Prices were read on the practices' own websites on 3 November 2026, and all are in euros. Prices depend on the dose in milligrams, which two of the three state.
Ordinationszentrum OGZ publishes EUR 250 (≈ USD 280) for 250 mg and EUR 500 (≈ USD 560) for 500 mg. Dr. Alexandra Stössl publishes EUR 500 (≈ USD 560) for 500 mg, an infusion of 90 to 120 minutes, and EUR 900 (≈ USD 1,007) for 1,000 mg, 150 to 180 minutes. Andrukonis publishes EUR 390 (≈ USD 437) per session without stating the dose.
No practice publishes a price for a course of sessions, and none says what the price includes or whether a first consultation is charged separately.
None of the three practices names the doctor who administers the infusion or says who supervises it. None publishes terms for a session that has to be stopped or repeated, or what follow-up there is after the patient returns home.
What we could not establish
Ordinationszentrum OGZ: guarantee, redo policy, named treating doctor, aftercare — not stated on the provider's page, checked 3 Nov 2026.
Andrukonis: guarantee, redo policy, named treating doctor, aftercare — not stated on the provider's page, checked 3 Nov 2026.
Dr. Alexandra Stössl: guarantee, redo policy, named treating doctor, aftercare — not stated on the provider's page, checked 3 Nov 2026.
These are points not stated on the provider's page on the date checked. Answers obtained by enquiry will be added with their date.
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Six questions, answered from the data
What does the published price include, and what costs extra?
Of 3 providers checked on 3 November 2026, 3 list what their price includes and 3 list what it excludes on their own pages.
Is there a written guarantee, and what does it cover?
As of 3 November 2026, 0 of 3 providers publish their guarantee position (including stating that there is none), 0 refer to a guarantee without publishing its terms, and 3 do not mention one on the page.
Who pays if the work has to be redone?
As of 3 November 2026, 0 of 3 providers publish who pays if treatment has to be redone.
Is the treating doctor known before you pay?
As of 3 November 2026, 0 of 3 providers name the treating doctor on the page we checked, and 0 name someone in a different role.
What happens after you return home?
As of 3 November 2026, 0 of 3 providers publish what follow-up is offered after the patient returns home, and 0 mention it without conditions.
When was this last checked?
Every price on this page was observed on the provider's own website on 3 November 2026; prices are kept as dated observations and are never overwritten.
Before you pay, ask the clinic
The full cost of a normal case — imaging, medication, extra nights and travel included.
The guarantee in writing — what it covers, for how long, and where it can be used.
Who pays for a redo — including travel, if the work fails or needs correcting.
Who treats you — the name of the treating doctor before you pay a deposit.
Follow-up at home — who, in what format, and for how long.