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NAD⁺, pricedand ranked by whatthe evidence supports.

Independent reviews of NAD⁺ injections, IV therapy, nasal sprays and supplements — scored on evidence, price transparency, and what you actually get.

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Scores are computed from a published rubric and never move with who pays us. The option we rate best on evidence is one we earn nothing from — and we say so on the page.

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The number on the page, and the number that repeatsiThriveMD+100%AgelessRx+89%System Labs+67%Eden+56%Get Thin MD+54%Revel Health+42%advertisedwhat repeatsworst: iThriveMD +100%
Formats

The advertised NAD⁺ price is usually not the price

We read the pricing page of every NAD⁺ seller we cover. On most of them the number in the largest type is not the number that repeats — and the gap has twelve recognizable shapes.

Two kinds of compounding pharmacy503A — a pharmacyMakes it for one named patientNeeds a prescription firstOverseen by the state boardFDA inspects for causeCGMP does NOT apply503B — an outsourcing facilityMakes batches in advanceNo prescription needed to makeRegisters with the FDAFDA inspects on a scheduleCGMP DOES applyNeither makes the drug FDA-approved. Compounded drugs never are.
Safety

503A or 503B: what your NAD⁺ seller means by it

Two sections of one federal law, quoted at you as if they were quality grades. One is a real difference in who inspects and to what standard — and neither makes a compounded drug FDA-approved.

Three numbers, one answer1Units on the syringe20 units2÷ 100 = milliliters0.2 mL3× the mg/mL strength20 mgA 10 mL vial at 100 mg/mL= 1,000 mg in the vialat 20 mg a shot= 50 shotsSame strength, 50 units instead:50 mg a shot, 20 shotsThe strength is the number that changes everything. Never assume it.
Formats

“20 units” of NAD⁺ is how many milligrams?

The syringe measures volume, not drug. Two steps converts the number in your instructions into the number you actually want — and shows why the same 20 units can be 20 mg or 40 mg.

The NAD Picks standard

The cheapest NAD⁺ has the best evidence. We say so, and we earn nothing from it.

A rank is an output

Scores are computed from a published rubric — evidence, price transparency, value, ordering experience, clinical support. No provider carries a score we typed in by hand.

Blind to who pays

The scoring function does not read commercial status. Partners are shown first and labeled as such; that is display order, and it never touches the number.

Prices read from the seller

Every price on this site was read off the provider's own page, not a program description. The two disagree more often than you would expect.

Where to start

Vetted ways to actually get care.

We rank providers on evidence and transparency. Commercial relationships set the order of partners — never the verdict.

Disclosure: NAD Picks is reader-supported. Some links below are affiliate links — if you start care through them we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. Partners are listed first; a commission never changes what we write about a provider. How we make money.

1

YourEra

NAD+

Writes an unusually clear compounding disclosure, labels three of its four prescription lines as compounded, and leaves NAD⁺ off that list.

Best for
Readers who will notice which product the disclosure skips
From
$170mo
Check availabilityRead our YourEra review
2

Live Vital

NAD+

Sells a three-month protocol at a monthly-looking price, with the page and the site FAQ quoting different figures for what that protocol costs.

Best for
Readers who will reconcile the two prices before paying
From
$149mo
Check availabilityRead our Live Vital review
3

HealthRX

NAD+

States a monthly milligram total, sells a genuine single month rather than only prepaid terms, and calls its own NAD⁺ investigational and not FDA-approved on the product page itself.

Best for
A stated 1,000 mg a month you can buy one month at a time
From
$161mo
Check availabilityRead our HealthRX review
4

Direct Meds

NAD+

Prints the milligrams beside the price on both its plans, which is rare here — and the arithmetic that makes possible shows the cheaper plan costing about 60% more per milligram than the larger one.

Best for
Milligrams stated next to the price, on the larger vial
From
$199mo
Check availabilityRead our Direct Meds review
5

Eden

NAD+

States both the vial size and the second-month price on the same line — 500 mg, $119 to start and $186 after — which is more than most sellers disclose about either.

Best for
Knowing the vial size and the real ongoing price
From
$186mo
Check availabilityRead our Eden review
6

RNK Health

NAD+

Prices the injection and the nasal spray identically at $129, so the format is a preference rather than a cost decision.

Best for
Choosing needle or spray without a price penalty
From
$169mo
Check availabilityRead our RNK Health review