NAD therapy Vietnam pricing runs roughly 13 to 26 million VND for one IV session, about $500 to $1,000. There is no published price list, so the band comes from press reports. It is about 2.9 times a Bangkok clinic price, and the service is not licensed in Vietnam.
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One session is quoted at 13 to 26 million VND, and that band joins two sets of press quotes. Two Vietnamese outlets reported clinic quotes of 13 to 16 million VND, about $500 to $616. An undercover enquiry at one clinic, published on 11 November 2024, heard 15.6 to 25.8 million.
The ranges overlap only between 15.6 and 16 million, so everything above 16 million rests on that single enquiry.
Sources: Tieu Dung VN, 11 November 2024; Cong an Nhan dan and Dai bieu Nhan dan. The overlap is worked out here.
For the same size of infusion, the Peptides Vietnam page sets a Bangkok clinic at about $211 and Ho Chi Minh City at about $616. Dividing the two gives its 2.9 times. But $616 is the top of the first range, and from the bottom, $500, the gap is about 2.4 times. The page's source list names no Bangkok source, which limits that figure.
Sources: the Peptides Vietnam price comparison, read 8 October 2026. The 2.4 is worked out here.
Vitamin and hydration drips are a separate market: 2.35 to 9.6 million VND on one published menu. The page reads a quote of 2 to 10 million as a vitamin drip price, not a bargain on NAD. Its lowest documented NAD quote, about 6.8 million, sits inside that band.
In July 2024 a health inspection in Ho Chi Minh City found one clinic's NAD was plain B-vitamin solution, a bag put at 60,000 to 125,000 VND. A 13 million bill is 104 times the top of that value.
Sources: the city's Department of Health, 26 July 2024; one clinic's drip menu. The 104 is calculated here.
In July 2024 Ho Chi Minh City's health department said the NAD product has no licence to circulate in Vietnam, and Hanoi's health department warned about advertising for unlicensed infusions in August 2026. Two clinics were fined 267 and 276 million VND, and each fine works out here to about 10 to 21 sessions at the band. A session runs 1 to 3 hours, and one 2026 study the page cites averaged 97 minutes.
Sources: that 26 July 2024 notice; Nong nghiep va Moi truong, 7 August 2026; PMID 41704678 for the 97 minutes.
Is there a price by city? No NAD rate is published in Hanoi, Da Nang or Hoi An, so the page says to get any quote in writing.
Do international hospitals list it? Not the major ones, by the page's search of their websites in August 2026.
Is it a crime to receive an infusion? The page says no: unlicensed does not mean banned, and the regulatory weight falls on the clinic. That is education, not legal advice. City notes are in the NAD+ infusion guide for four Vietnamese cities, one of the bilingual guides at Peptides Vietnam.
Sources: the city and legal sections of that page.