NAD+

For the cellular energy that fades with age. NAD+ is the coenzyme your cells use to turn food into fuel and to repair DNA, and injecting it delivers it directly, bypassing the digestion that limits oral forms.

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Plan
  • Guided by a licensed provider
  • Supplies and dosing guidance included
  • Free shipping, discreet packaging
  • Cancel anytime

Renews at $859 every 6 months unless you cancel. If your provider doesn't approve your protocol, our team processes a full refund.

NAD+ · provider reviewed

WHAT IT IS

What Is NAD+?

NAD+ is a coenzyme present in every cell, central to converting food into usable energy and to the enzymes that repair DNA. Levels decline with age. Trials show raised NAD+ levels in participants who took oral precursors. This protocol uses the injectable form, which bypasses the digestive system.

It's self-administered as a small subcutaneous injection, on a protocol your provider sets. It suits people whose priority is longevity and cellular energy.

STUDIED FOR

What the Research Shows

Human research has measured NAD+ declining with age. Randomized trials have then asked whether restoring it changes how people function.

CELLULAR ENERGY

Walked farther

A functional result rather than a biomarker: how far midlife adults could walk. In a randomized trial of 80 adults aged 40 to 65, six-minute walking distance increased significantly against placebo at both 30 and 60 days.1

NAD+ LEVELS

60% higher

The first question is whether NAD+ in the body can be raised at all. In a randomized trial in adults aged 55 to 79, NAD+ measured in blood cells rose 60% against placebo after six weeks.2

BRAIN & FOCUS

Measured in the living brain

A measurement of the body's own NAD+, not an effect of taking it. In human imaging studies, NAD+ was measured directly in the living brain and found to decline with age.3

SAFETY, PLAINLY

SAFETY, PLAINLY

  • Common side effects

    Mostly mild and at the injection site: redness, irritation, or tenderness that resolves on its own. Flushing and nausea are the most commonly reported effects with NAD+, especially early on. If anything persists, pause and contact your provider.

  • Interactions

    Human interaction data for NAD+ is limited. That is why every protocol is screened by a licensed provider. Tell them everything you take.

  • Who should not use NAD+

    Not for you if you are pregnant, nursing, or trying to conceive, have an active or past cancer diagnosis, or are under 18.

  • When to contact your provider

    Anytime through your account. Promptly for signs of an allergic reaction or anything that doesn't feel right.

How it works

What Happens After You Start

  1. Your Assessment Goes to a Licensed Provider

    A few minutes of questions about your health, history, and goals, no appointment required. The provider reviews your answers against what you've requested, and nothing is compounded or shipped until they approve.

  2. Your Prescription Ships After Approval

    Compounded for you by a licensed pharmacy, then shipped to your door with everything you need to start: your medication, supplies, and instructions for use.

  3. Continuous Provider Care

    Your prescription isn't a one-off purchase. At each check-in or renewal, your provider revisits what you're prescribed.

Who’s behind every order

Held to the Highest Standard

Prescribed by a licensed provider, fulfilled by a state-licensed 503A or 503B pharmacy, with documented ingredients, every time.

  • Provider

    Licensed to prescribe in your state. Nothing is compounded or shipped without their approval.

  • Pharmacy

    Compounded to your individual prescription by a 503A pharmacy, licensed and inspected by its state board of pharmacy.

  • Ingredients

    Active ingredients with certificates of analysis for identity and purity.

COMMON QUESTIONS

COMMON QUESTIONS

After you check out, you'll complete a short medical intake. A licensed provider reviews it and confirms this treatment is right and safe for you before anything is compounded or shipped. If they have a question, they'll reach out.

REFERENCES

The Reading Behind the Catalog

Every figure on this page comes from one of these studies. Each one is labeled and linked to its source.

Results may vary and are not guaranteed. Compounded medications are customized to meet individual patient needs and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality.

All product imagery is for representation only and does not represent the label you may receive from our licensed pharmacy partners. Your health information and medical history will be assessed by licensed physicians, who will decide if you are eligible for treatment and determine a treatment plan and medication if appropriate.

The information anywhere on this website does not constitute medical advice and should be used for informational purposes only and does not establish a patient/doctor relationship. Please make sure to discuss the risks and benefits of any treatment with your medical provider before beginning treatment.