What does Hum2n list on its own website?
- Lists
- NAD+ IV drips
- Setting
- Clinic
- Source
- Read the clinic web page that mentions NAD+
Read on 11 November 2026
Where is Hum2n?
- Address
- Ixworth Place, London, SW3 3QX
Address taken from a public business listing, not the clinic's own website. - Area
- Chelsea / Bayswater
- Phone
- 020 4579 7473
- Website
- Clinic website
Does Hum2n publish a price?
| Item | Basis | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| NAD+ IV drip, 250mg, single session | Single session | £290 | Clinic page as displayed on 11 November 2026 |
Prices are shown as displayed on clinic websites on 11 November 2026, and clinics can change them at any time.
We show single-session prices only. IV and injection prices are never pooled, and every statistic carries the number of prices behind it. “From” prices, ranges, courses, offer prices and prices with no stated dose or route are left out.
It is worth confirming the total cost with the clinic in writing before you commit to anything, including consultation, prescription and any follow-up charges. See our cost guide for what the figures do and do not tell you.
Is Hum2n on the CQC register?
We matched this clinic to a location on the CQC register on 11 November 2026. View this location on the CQC register.
A CQC match means a clinic’s location appears on the Care Quality Commission’s register, and it does not mean the NAD+ service itself is regulated, assessed or approved.
CQC registration lists regulated activities, and CQC’s own guidance says the “treatment of disease, disorder or injury” activity does not include interventions carried out purely for cosmetic purposes.
Not every listed clinic is on the register, and not being found is not proof that a clinic is unregistered. CQC covers England only, and Wales and Scotland have their own regulators.
We show a CQC line only where our check found a high-confidence match, and you can ask any clinic for its registered provider name and location ID. See how we verify listings for the method.
How was this listing verified?
Level B (weaker evidence): the clinic’s own website mentions NAD+, but one element is less certain. We last checked it on 11 November 2026. Read how we verify listings.
Questions to ask a clinic
Six questions that are worth asking any clinic before you decide anything, drawn from the regulators’ own guidance.
- Who is the prescriber, what is their professional registration (GMC, NMC or GPhC), and have they reviewed my medical history?
- Who will insert the cannula or give the injection, and what is their registration?
- What exactly is the product, who supplies it, and is there a prescription or patient-specific direction for me?
- Is the clinic registered with the CQC (England), Healthcare Inspectorate Wales or Healthcare Improvement Scotland, what are its provider name and location ID, and does the registration cover this service?
- What evidence do you rely on for the benefits you describe, and does it come from human trials of NAD+ injections specifically?
- How fast will an infusion run, who monitors me, what should I do if I feel unwell, and what is known about long-term safety?
Our guide to how to choose a clinic explains why each question matters.
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Is this listing wrong, or are you the clinic?
Listing details
11 November 2026- Listing
- Level B (weaker evidence)
- Verified
- 11 November 2026
- Lists
- IV
- Setting
- Clinic
- Cost to list
- Free listing
Listing is not an endorsement of any clinic or treatment.