NAD+ at Home

FAQ

• How is NAD+ at home different from an in-clinic NAD+ shot?

  In our clinics, a nurse gives you one larger dose, as a shot into the muscle or an IV, and the price includes your nurse and the visit. At home, you give yourself small doses under the skin on the schedule your provider sets, so one bottle covers many doses.

• Is NAD+ at home FDA-approved?

  No. NAD+ for injection is compounded for you, and compounded medications are not FDA-approved. It is prescribed only when appropriate, after a consultation with our medical team.

• What does it cost, and what is included?

  Bottle prices are listed on this page. Every order includes one medication review fee, which covers the review and managing your prescriptions, and is charged once even when prescriptions go out as separate orders the same day. The consultation itself is free.

• How long does a bottle last, and how do refills work?

  That depends on what your provider prescribes, so it is not something we can put a number on here. Your nurse practitioner tells you at your review roughly how long a bottle should last for you and when it would make sense to order again. There is no subscription and no automatic refill, so you order again only when you decide to.

• Where does my prescription come from?

  Your prescription is filled by a licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy.

• Can I collect it or have it shipped?

  Both. Collect at West Hollywood, Santa Monica or Calabasas, where we pack it for you and show you how to inject it, all covered by the medication review fee. Or we ship it to your home anywhere in California, at no extra charge.