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Cellular energy coenzyme

NAD+

nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide

A coenzyme your mitochondria use to turn food into usable energy. It's central to cellular energy production, and natural levels decline as you age.

What it's studied for

NAD+ is studied for its role in cellular energy metabolism and for supporting the machinery behind everyday stamina as natural levels decline with age. Research is ongoing and individual experience varies. It's physician-guided — your provider decides whether it fits you.

Free 5-minute check · Pay only if a provider prescribes · From $327/month

Also available as part of the NAD+ & B12 Energy program from $149/mo — program protocols use different dosing than the standalone menu.

NAD+ & B12 Energy

The mechanism

How NAD+ is studied to work.

NAD+ is a coenzyme central to how your mitochondria produce ATP, the body's basic energy currency. Replenishing it is studied for supporting energy metabolism — not as an energy drink.

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Cellular energy production

NAD+ is a coenzyme central to how mitochondria produce ATP — the body's basic energy currency.

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Age-related decline

Natural NAD+ levels fall as you age; replenishment is studied for supporting energy metabolism.

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Steady, not a spike

Cadence is set so support stays steady rather than arriving as a one-time jolt that spikes and crashes.

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Provider oversight

Route, dose, and cadence are determined by your provider based on your history and goals — this is physician-guided, not self-dosed.

How it's typically delivered: May be delivered by injection on a regular schedule. The route, dose, and cadence are determined by your provider based on your history and goals — this is physician-guided, not self-dosed.

Where it comes from

Quality & sourcing.

If prescribed, NAD+ is prepared by a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy and cold-shipped to your door. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, though the pharmacies that prepare them are licensed and regulated.

State-licensed compounding pharmacy

Prescriptions are filled by state-licensed US compounding pharmacies under state board oversight.

503A & 503B framework

Preparations are handled under the 503A and 503B compounding framework, with state board and applicable federal oversight.

Cold-chain handling

Temperature-sensitive medication ships cold, in plain and discreet packaging.

Certificate of analysis on request

Where a pharmacy provides one, a COA for a compounded preparation can be requested through your care team.

The FDA caveat, said out loud: Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, though the pharmacies that prepare them are licensed and regulated. We tell you up front, not in fine print.

Want to know if it's a fit for you?

A US-licensed provider reviews whether NAD+ is appropriate for you. The check is free and takes about 5 minutes — you pay only if a provider prescribes.

Start your free eligibility check

The honest safety picture.

As with any therapy, response varies and side effects are possible. Your provider reviews your history, current medications, and the relevant safety information before prescribing.

Individual results vary. We describe how NAD+ is studied to work — never a result you'll personally get — and a provider reviews the full safety information with you before any prescription.

Individual results vary
NAD+ is studied for a specific role in the body, but it doesn't work the same for everyone. We describe how it's studied to work, never a result you'll get.
Tell your provider everything
Share your full health history and current medications so your provider can decide safely.
A provider stays involved
Your care team checks in and adjusts route or frequency as your body responds.

Not for everyone — a provider decides.

NAD+ therapy isn't right for everyone. A US-licensed provider confirms whether it fits you and which route makes sense. If it isn't appropriate, you'll hear that honestly. You pay only if a provider prescribes treatment, and any payment is fully refunded if treatment later isn't right for you.

  • No prescription is written without a US-licensed provider reviewing your history
  • Told no? You pay nothing — the check is free

Curious if NAD+ is right for you?

The eligibility check is free, takes 5 minutes, and a real provider decides which molecule — if any — is right for your body.

Start your free eligibility check

Free to apply · Prescription only if a licensed provider approves · Cancel anytime