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NAD+ Injectable

Cellular support to restore daily output and mental clarity — a multi-dose vial, prescribed and reviewed by a licensed provider.

★★★★★4.7 · 800+ reviews
Choose your planExample pricing
Price per month$119
Vials shipped3 (every 3 months)
Due today$357 billed every 3 months

Subject to provider review · Cancel anytime before your next shipment

Free cold-chain shipping Syringes & supplies included Provider support

What it supports

Cellular support for daily output.

NAD+ is a coenzyme central to energy metabolism and cellular repair. Levels fall as we age — supplementation aims to restore what your cells rely on for energy and resilience.

Energy & daily output

Support for the cellular processes that produce energy — for steadier output through the day.

Healthy aging

NAD+ declines with age. Replenishing it supports DNA repair and the pathways tied to longevity.

Recovery

Aids the body's repair and recovery pathways between physical and mental demands.

The product

One vial. A full protocol.

FormatMulti-dose vial (injectable)
RouteSubcutaneous
Vial size10 mL (1,000 mg)
Concentration100 mg/mL
Dosing5× weekly, per provider
Supply per vial~4 weeks
StorageRefrigerated, 36–46°F
CompoundingU.S.-licensed pharmacy

Same result, lower cost

NAD+ IV Therapy vs Stateside NAD+ Injectable

The same coenzyme — without the clinic visit or the clinic price tag.

NAD+ IV Therapy

In-clinic infusion

Delivered as an in-clinic IV infusion — often an hour or more per session, with travel
Requires repeat clinic appointments to maintain levels
Same coenzyme, delivered less conveniently
~$750+ per infusion session

Stateside NAD+ Injectable

At-home, provider-reviewed

At-home subcutaneous injection — minutes, no clinic visit
Multi-dose 10 mL vial with simple 5×/week dosing
Provider-reviewed and shipped cold to your door
From $119/month on the 3-month plan

IV therapy pricing reflects typical clinic cash prices and is illustrative; Stateside pricing shown is an example.

What's included

Everything to dose safely at home.

  • Your NAD+ 10 mL vial(s), compounded to prescription
  • Syringes, needles & alcohol prep pads
  • Sharps disposal guidance
  • Step-by-step injection instructions
  • Provider messaging & dose adjustments
  • Free cold-chain shipping

How it works

Online treatment, without the waiting room.

01

Choose your option

Single vial or the 3-month protocol.

02

Complete your intake

A short online health questionnaire — about 5 minutes.

03

Provider review

A licensed provider reviews your history and, if appropriate, prescribes.

04

Ships cold

Your vial arrives temperature-controlled, ready to dose.

"By the second week my afternoons stopped crashing — steady energy through the day without leaning on a third coffee."

— Jordan M., Austin, TX
★★★★★  Rated 4.7/5 across 800+ verified patients

Questions, answered

NAD+ questions, answered.

What's the difference between the monthly and 3-month plans?

The monthly plan ships one vial each month. The 3-month plan ships three vials every three months at a lower per-month price. Both are subscriptions you can cancel anytime.

How is NAD+ administered?

NAD+ is given as a subcutaneous injection, five times a week. Each 10 mL vial is multi-dose and lasts about four weeks; full instructions and supplies are included.

How should I store the vial?

Keep it refrigerated at 36–46°F. Do not freeze, and discard per the beyond-use date on the label.

Can I cancel?

Yes — cancel your medication subscription anytime from your account before your next shipment.

When am I charged?

Monthly plan: charged each month. 3-month plan: charged today, then every 3 months until you cancel — after provider approval.

Is a prescription guaranteed?

No. NAD+ is prescription-only and is dispensed only if a licensed provider determines it's appropriate for you.

Your next step

Your NAD+ protocol starts here.

You've selected the 3-month plan$357 every 3 months.

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