Wellness · Provider-guided
NAD+ therapy, tailored to you
Provider-guided NAD+ injections to support cellular energy, focus, and healthy aging — with your protocol and price personalized at your visit.
No charge unless Chris prescribes.
How it works
What NAD+ is, in plain terms
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. It's central to how cells turn food into usable energy and carry out repair. Levels naturally decline with age, which is part of why NAD+ has become a focus of modern wellness and longevity care.
- Fuels cellular energyNAD+ is a key player in how your cells produce the energy that powers everything you do.
- Involved in cellular repairNAD+ is a coenzyme in the maintenance and repair processes cells rely on.
- Delivered directlyA subcutaneous injection puts NAD+ into circulation on a simple, provider-set schedule.
Why people choose it
Patients typically explore NAD+ for support with everyday energy, mental clarity, and recovery, and as part of a healthy-aging routine. It isn't a cure or a quick fix — it's a provider-guided addition to how you take care of yourself.
NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved for the prevention or treatment of any disease, and individual experiences vary. Your provider will set realistic expectations for you.
What's included
One personalized protocol
Your NAD+
Compounded by a US-licensed pharmacy and shipped in discreet packaging.
Injection supplies
Everything you need for your at-home routine, included with your protocol.
Provider support
The same licensed provider reviews your goals, sets your protocol, and adjusts as needed.
Simple schedule
A clear, guided dosing schedule so you always know your next step.
Care that remembers you
Because the same provider guides your protocol each time, your plan builds on what's working for you — not a new questionnaire with a new stranger every visit.
What to expect
Personalized, and paced
There's no one-size-fits-all NAD+ dose. Your provider tailors your protocol to your goals and how you respond.
Getting started: After your intake, your provider confirms whether NAD+ is appropriate for you and sets your starting protocol and price — always before any charge.
Your routine: You'll follow a simple schedule for your subcutaneous injections, with supplies included and guidance a message away.
Over time: Some people notice support with energy and focus; others use it as part of a longer-term healthy-aging routine. Your provider adjusts with you. Individual results vary.
Important safety information
What to know before starting
This is a summary, not a substitute for the guidance your provider and pharmacy will give you. Read all materials that come with your medication and ask your provider about anything you don't understand.
⚠ Safety & who should talk to a provider first
Not FDA-approved: Compounded NAD+ is prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies and is not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any disease. It is provided only after a licensed provider determines it's appropriate for you.
Tell your provider if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding; have any serious medical condition; or take medications or supplements — so they can determine whether NAD+ is right for you.
Possible side effects are usually mild and may include injection-site reactions (redness, tenderness, swelling), flushing, nausea, or lightheadedness. Injecting too quickly can increase these; follow your provider's instructions.
Seek care for signs of an allergic reaction (rash, swelling, trouble breathing) or any severe or persistent symptoms.
Questions
NAD+ FAQ
How much does NAD+ cost?
NAD+ starts at $149/mo for the entry protocol. Like GLP-1 dosing, price scales with your protocol as it progresses — your provider always confirms your exact price at your visit, before any charge. Supplies are included, and there's no membership or insurance required.
How is it taken?
NAD+ is given as a small subcutaneous (under-the-skin) injection on a simple schedule your provider maps out. Supplies are included with your protocol.
Is NAD+ FDA-approved?
Compounded NAD+ is prepared by US-licensed pharmacies and is not FDA-approved to treat or prevent disease. It's prescribed only after a provider reviews your intake and determines it's appropriate.
What might it help with?
People typically use NAD+ to support everyday energy, mental clarity, and recovery, and as part of a healthy-aging routine. It's not a cure for any condition, and individual results vary — your provider will set realistic expectations.
Who reviews my care?
The same licensed provider guides your protocol each time, so your plan builds on what's working for you rather than starting over with someone new.