Async reviewMen and women

NAD+

NAD+ in the form that fits you: injections for the fullest dose, nasal spray if you want to skip needles. Prescribed after labs.

TherapyNAD+ as subcutaneous injection or nasal spray, dosed per your provider

Schedule1–3× per week (SubQ) · Daily (nasal)

Form · your provider confirms after labs

$199/ month

Medication + provider care + monitoring

Selected form:

Billed $199 monthly. Cancel any time.

Prescription required. Subject to provider evaluation.

Start treatment · check eligibility

Auto-renews each cycle. Cancel any time before your next shipment. If your provider doesn't prescribe, the plan portion is refunded automatically; you pay only for labs.

What's included

Provider review of labs and history
NAD+ in your chosen form, with supplies
Free monthly shipping, cold-chain packaging
Unlimited care-team messaging
Dose and form adjustments on request
Follow-up labs at 12 weeks, then every 6 months
Initial lab panel billed separately ($89 est.)

1 statesProviders licensed in each

100%Prescriptions preceded by labs

Named MDYou see who prescribes before you pay

$0Plan cost if you're not prescribed

Is this medication for you?

Your provider makes the final call after labs. This is where most patients start.

Check eligibility · 3 min

Often a fit

Adults with low energy, poor recovery or brain fog
Normal liver and kidney function on labs
Want a provider-monitored protocol, not an IV bar

Not prescribed if

Pregnant or breastfeeding
Uncontrolled liver or kidney disease
Under 18

Your first 90 days

Day 0Eligibility, intake, payment

Day 2–7Lab panel: CBC, metabolic, liver, kidney

Day 7–9Async provider review

Day 9–14First shipment arrives, cold-chain

Week 12Repeat labs, dose adjusted on tolerance

What to expect

01Energy and focus changes are usually reported within 2–4 weeks.

021–3 subcutaneous injections a week, per your provider.

03Flushing or nausea at higher doses is managed by adjusting dose.

Who prescribes

A licensed provider reviews your labs and history and decides whether this treatment is right for you. Every prescription is written by a named provider, never a questionnaire.

Built on your labs

Illustrative panelbaseline · 12 wk

CBC

Liver panel

Kidney function

Energy (self-report)

CBC, metabolic panel, liver and kidney function at baseline and 12 weeks, then every 6 months. Dosing is adjusted on tolerance and how you feel.

Safety information

NAD+ is a compounded medication prescribed patient-specifically; it is not FDA-approved. Not for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Common effects: injection-site reactions, flushing, nausea at higher doses; nasal irritation with the spray.

This is a compounded medication. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not a version of, or equivalent to, any FDA-approved medication. They are prescribed patient-specifically only when your provider documents a clinical reason for a compounded formulation.