InVita Wellness

Bright white med spa room with an IV chair, saline drip, wellness cart, and red-light therapy panel.

InVita Wellness has the lowest rating and review count in the set, so the caveats are worth reading before the numbers.

Four categories against the thinnest review base

InVita Wellness is fifth by breadth, with 4 categories on its site (invitacryonyc.com). Reviewers on Google Maps give it a 4.4 rating across 41 reviews.

Strengths and gaps in the InVita Wellness listing

Lines that favor InVita Wellness

  • Four categories make a short list to check against what you need.
  • Its rating is still above four on a five-point scale.

Lines that count against InVita Wellness

  • Its rating and review count are the lowest in the set, so there is less to go on.
  • The count does not name the four categories.
  • Its 4 is less than half the second-ranked provider's 9.

NAD+ and hormone studies set beside the menu

Set beside the NAD+ category, there is a systematic review of randomized trials on nicotinamide mononucleotide and physical performance and a systematic review and meta-regression of NAD+ precursor supplementation, weight loss and related hormones. Beside the hormone category, a paper examines growth hormone secretagogues and body composition in men with hypogonadism. Read them as groundwork for questions, since none names InVita Wellness.

Three providers on four categories

Apollo House, with 15 categories on apollohousenyc.com, and Dr. Syra Aesthetics & Longevity Institute, with 9 on syraaesthetics.com, lead on breadth. InVita Wellness shares 4 with Remedy Place Flatiron and Tribeca Medspa (remedyplace.com and tribecamedspa.com), so its smaller review base is the main difference between the three.

Checking the InVita Wellness menu for NAD+

Look for hormone care or NAD+ on the menu at invitacryonyc.com, then raise with the provider whatever that menu omits.