Weekly subcutaneous injection
NAD+ Injection
NAD+ is a coenzyme every cell uses to convert food into usable energy. Levels decline with age. Members typically add this when fatigue persists after their labs and thyroid come back clean.
From $129/mo
Includes clinician visits, lab panel, medication, and unlimited messaging.
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Evidence for NAD+ supplementation is early. We prescribe it as an adjunct, not a primary treatment.
What is in it
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, compounded for subcutaneous use.
How to take it
- Inject once weekly into abdominal fat.
- Rotate sites between doses.
- Morning dosing suits most members better.
- Keep refrigerated.
Why clinicians prescribe it
Steadier afternoon energy
The most commonly reported change, usually within three to four weeks.
Pairs with a GLP-1
Useful when reduced intake on a GLP-1 leaves you feeling short on fuel.
Honest expectations
Your clinician will rule out thyroid, iron, and sleep causes before recommending it.
Common questions
Same molecule, different route. Weekly subcutaneous injection at home avoids clinic time and the flushing sensation many people find unpleasant with rapid IV infusion.
Important safety information
Mild injection site redness is common. Not recommended in pregnancy or breastfeeding. Discuss with your clinician if you have an active cancer diagnosis.
This page is not medical advice. Only a licensed clinician who has reviewed your history can decide whether this treatment is appropriate for you. Tell your clinician about every medication and supplement you take.
