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1000 mg of NAD+ per month
1000 mg of NAD+ per month
Includes 2–4x the NAD+ of other providers
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Each vial contains 1000 mg of NAD+.

HSA/FSA eligible3rd-party testedBest value per milligram
    Not charged until approved by provider

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    Frequently asked questions

    Why NAD+?

    By fueling cellular energy and repair, NAD+ helps unlock peak health and longevity goals:

    • Increase Energy & Vitality
    • Improve Mental Clarity, Focus & Mood
    • Enhance Metabolic Efficiency
    • Reduce Inflammation & Oxidative Stress
    • Support Healthy Aging & DNA Repair
    • Promote Healthier, More Youthful Skin
    • Boost Mitochondrial Health
    • Improve Sleep Quality & Recovery

    Injectable at-home NAD+ provides the highest uptake NAD+ available over supplement precursors, at a fraction of the clinic IV cost and time.

    How does the subscription work?

    Pick the supply length that fits you:

    • 1-month plan — 1000mg of NAD+
    • 2-month plan — 2000mg total, one shipment
    • 4-month plan — 4000mg total, shipped in 2 deliveries to stay fresh
    • 6-month plan — 6000mg total, shipped in 3 deliveries to stay fresh

    Every plan includes free shipping, all supplies, and unlimited provider support. Cancel, pause, or reschedule anytime.

    Recommended use

    Two to three injections a week, 200–300mg/week. At 250mg/week that's about 1000mg a month, which is what your plan provides. Max dose is 500mg/week for experienced users. After about a month of loading, some people maintain results at a lower dose.

    Freshness: your Best Used Date (BUD) is 90 days from compounding, guaranteed for at least 60 days from arrival. That's why multi-month plans ship in 2-month increments.

    All orders are filled through accredited pharmacies. The bottle shown is for illustration; your bottle will be labeled by the pharmacy.

    Safety overview

    NAD+ therapy is generally well-tolerated since it is a bioidentical molecule that your body already makes. Side effects if present are usually dose dependent, which is why it is important to start with a lower dose to make sure you tolerate the medication.

    Most of the common side effects, if present, go down within 2-12 hours after injection and with sustained use as your body gets used to it.

    Side effects

    Most side effects, if present, subside within a few hours. If side effects are uncomfortable, lower your dose until you can tolerate them.

    The most common side effects of NAD+ injections or infusions include:

    • Flushing or Warm Sensation
    • Injection Site Reactions
    • Nausea or Upset Stomach
    • Headache
    • Fatigue or Drowsiness
    • Mild Chest Tightness or Palpitations
    • Anxiety or Restlessness

    Less Common but Possible Side Effects:

    • Dizziness or lightheadedness
    • Muscle cramps
    • Sweating
    • Temporary changes in blood pressure

    Sometimes a reaction to the first injection or two will subside as your body gets used to the compounds. Our dosing protocol intentionally starts slower so that you can ensure safe and effective use.

    There are no known long term side effects NAD+, but severe side effects are possible with any drug. Studies have yet to determine all potential side effects of NAD+ injections.

    Individual responses vary and you could experience side effects not common or not listed.

    Who it’s not good for

    Do Not Use NAD+ If you:

    • Are pregnant or breastfeeding
    • Have active cancer in your body. This is precautionary, but NAD+ has not been studied with cancer patients.
    • Have a severe heart condition such as coronary artery disease or a history of heart attack, due to potential transitory side effects of heart racing or chest tightness.

    Cautions:

    • High Blood Pressure: Monitor for signs of temporary blood pressure increases after a dose. Titrate your dose up slowly to make sure you tolerate it.
    • Anxiety or Mood Disorders: NAD+ can cause a feeling of jitters or “buzziness” after injection. Titrate your dose up slowly to make sure you tolerate it.

    Medications and supplements to avoid:

    • Do not take additional NAD+ in addition to this protocol, via IV infusion or other means. Do not take NMN or NR supplements. The exception is NAD+ creams or lotions, which are ok to take together.
    Is this FDA approved?

    Compounded NAD+ is a bioidendical molecule to the NAD+ produced in your cells, but it is not specifically FDA approved.

    This is a compounded sterile injection from a state licensed 503A pharmacy, who must follow all of the FDA guidelines.

    Compounded medications are not reviewed for effectiveness or safety from the FDA, they are customized pharmaceutical products offered as an alternative to FDA approved medications and may contain FDA approved ingredients but are not themselves FDA approved.

    We work with only the best pharmacies to ensure purity, safety, and sterility of all medications.