Do not use without provider review if
- There is a known hypersensitivity to NAD+ or any ingredient in the compounded preparation.
- The pharmacy label, provider, or current medical plan identifies a route-specific contraindication.
RECOVERY-03 · Protocol
Member - $149/mo, medication included when prescribed
Requires an online consultation with a licensed provider.
Important safety information
A provider-guided recovery conversation that checks common causes of low energy first and keeps the limits of the human evidence in view.
Signs + Readout
NAD+ is central to cellular metabolism. That makes the biology interesting. It does not turn a small human evidence file into a settled longevity result.
There is no standard lab-panel line that proves a compounded NAD+ injection improved recovery. The useful readout is more modest: rule out common causes, name the uncertainty, and review tolerance honestly.
Small pilot studies exist. Broad anti-aging, energy, and recovery outcomes remain unproven.
What's included
Health history, goals, current medications, and state routing before the clinical conversation.
Provider consultation · $20-35 pass-through. A licensed provider reviews whether the limited evidence and the individual context support a trial.
Medication included when prescribed in the Member · $149/mo tier.
Labs · about $280 at cost. The point is to check common explanations for low energy before reaching for the fashionable one.
Tolerance, symptoms, and relevant labs are reviewed with the provider. There is no standard blood-panel line that proves NAD+ changed an outcome.
How it works
Proof and legitimacy
The licensed provider owns the prescribing decision and can decide that NAD+ is not the useful next step.
Human outcome evidence is limited. The page says that before intake, not after a sale.
Member · $149/mo, Labs · about $280 at cost, and Provider consultation · $20-35 pass-through. No Member+ assumption is added to the product.
Injection is live in the catalog. Nasal spray stays marked soon with no promised date.
Important safety information
Compounded NAD+ injection and nasal spray do not have an FDA-approved prescribing label for this use. Human safety data are limited, and route-specific instructions come from the dispensing pharmacy and licensed provider.
Sources: 2026 PubMed tolerability pilot; 2019 PubMed infusion pilot; 2023 PubMed systematic review. Final clinical guidance comes from the current dispensed-product label, pharmacy, and provider.
This is a compounded product and has not been approved by the FDA. The FDA does not verify the safety or effectiveness of compounded drugs.
First month receipt
Medication included when prescribed.
Requires an online consultation with a licensed provider. Important safety information
This is a compounded product and has not been approved by the FDA. The FDA does not verify the safety or effectiveness of compounded drugs.
Read before deciding
NAD+ FAQ
Informational, not medical advice. A licensed provider in your state makes the call once they have seen your labs.
The honest answer depends on the outcome. NAD+ has a real role in cellular metabolism, but human trials have not established the broad energy, recovery, or longevity outcomes common in marketing. A provider can discuss the uncertainty before anyone decides to proceed.
Injection is the live catalog form. Nasal spray is marked soon. If more than one form becomes available, the provider decides which, if either, fits.
Because thyroid, iron, B12, testosterone, medication effects, and sleep can offer more common explanations for low energy. The panel looks for useful context before a less-proven option.
Yes. It is a prescription path for a compounded product. A licensed provider reviews the intake and relevant labs and may decide not to prescribe.
Labs · about $280 at cost, Provider consultation · $20-35 pass-through, and Member · $149/mo. The receipt shows the estimated subtotal before intake.
Membership terms, including how cancellation works, are shown before you join. The assessment is free and nothing charges today.
Your next useful step
Share your history, goals, medications, and existing labs. A licensed provider decides whether NAD+ belongs in the conversation. Read the peptides wiki first if you want the mechanism.
Start NAD+ intakeRequires an online consultation with a licensed provider. Important safety information