

Longevity / Compounded prescription program
NAD+ injections
Start a conversation about compounded NAD+ injections. A licensed clinician reviews your history, the evidence, and the potential risks before considering treatment.
Important safety informationCompounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Treatment requires a prescription and a patient-specific clinical need, and is subject to applicable law, provider review and pharmacy availability.
Illustrative packaging. Dispensed medication, formulation and labeling may differ.
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A conversation worth having.
Discuss your goals and the limits of current evidence with your clinician. NAD+ injections are not promised to reverse aging, improve energy, or treat a medical condition.
Independent clinical careNAD+ program
NAD+ injection. Prescription, dose and administration instructions must come from your clinician and dispensing pharmacy.
What happens after I start?
You will complete the clinical questionnaire. Your clinician may request more information, recommend other care, or decline treatment. Any approved prescription is dispensed by an authorized pharmacy.
Can I choose a different plan later?
Discuss changes with your care team and review your order terms. A longer plan may involve a different commitment. Changes, refunds and cancellations are governed by the terms confirmed in your patient account.
Review billing informationImportant safety information
Informed care starts here.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Treatment requires a prescription and a patient-specific clinical need, and is subject to applicable law, provider review and pharmacy availability.
FDA has received reports of adverse events after NAD+ injectable drugs, including severe chills, shaking, vomiting and fatigue, sometimes requiring medical treatment. Discuss risks and suitability with your clinician.
Read the FDA safety noticeThis page does not replace your clinician's advice or pharmacy instructions. For a medical emergency, call 911.
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