- Location
- Spirit Lake, Iowa; local home visits advertised
- Injection listing
- $40; ten-injection take-home bundle $300
- IV listings
- $150, $250 or $400 by listed service
- Patch listing
- $35; six-pack bundle $200
A local practice with three NAD listings
Drip Okoboji advertises appointments at its Spirit Lake, Iowa office and home visits within the Lakes Area. Its public menu includes a NAD injection, three NAD infusion amounts and a NAD patch listing. That provides a local-service comparison alongside the nationwide telehealth offers elsewhere in this register, without implying that the same access model applies.
The office address published by the practice is 3301 Highway 71 South, Suite 2, with the entrance on Berquist Avenue. Availability is by appointment. We reviewed the service and booking pages, but did not contact the practice, reserve a visit or verify availability for a particular date or address.
The price menu is unusually specific
The booking menu lists a NAD injection at $40, with a ten-injection take-home bundle advertised for $300. NAD infusion entries show $150, $250 and $400 for the listed 250 mg, 500 mg and 1,000 mg services. These are menu identifiers, not recommendations about which amount a reader should receive.
The patch entry is $35, with an advertised six-pack bundle at $200. Each route receives its own review because the prices buy different things. A bundle discount does not establish an appropriate treatment frequency, while a larger listed amount does not demonstrate a more effective visit. Ask the practice to identify the actual preparation and clinical plan.
Budget for the appointment setting
Drip Okoboji publishes a $50 home-visit fee and describes a group-size waiver. Its pages use slightly different wording around the waiver threshold, so confirm the required number of participants rather than assuming a four-person booking necessarily qualifies. Also ask whether each selected service can be delivered at the proposed location.
The FAQ says the practice does not work with insurance companies for coverage. Statements about health-spending accounts should be confirmed with the relevant plan administrator rather than treated as guaranteed reimbursement. A separate peptide consultation appears on the booking menu, but we did not establish whether that charge is required for each NAD service.
Clinical detail remains separate from menu detail
The practice promotes NAD around energy, clarity and recovery. We have not independently verified the advertised outcomes or reviewed the exact finished preparations. Ask who conducts screening, what is being supplied and what follow-up is available. Where a compounded drug is involved, its status and pharmacy sourcing should be explained by the clinical team.
This provider adds useful price transparency and a clearly local service model. The remaining work for a prospective patient is to match the menu entry to the complete appointment or take-home arrangement, including supplies, instructions and any extra charges. Read the separate injection, IV and patch reviews before using one route's price as a benchmark for another.
Useful distinctions
- Separate route-specific menu entries
- Public infusion prices and time estimates
- Local home-visit fee documented
Limitations to weigh
- Group waiver threshold needs confirmation
- Complete clinical and pharmacy specifications not verified
- Local availability and reimbursement are not guaranteed
Sources & further reading
Official pages and evidence consulted for this article. Checked October 11, 2026. Provider pages establish advertised terms; they do not independently establish effectiveness.