Clinician-guided ways to restore NAD+
NAD+ Injection
Boost energy, improve focus, and support cellular health with one of the most effective methods of restoring depleted NAD+ levels for a fraction of the cost of IV infusions.
NAD+ Nasal Spray
Support mental clarity, focus, and cognitive energy with an easy, injection-free way to boost NAD+, designed to support brain pathways and sharper thinking on the go.
NAD+ Patches
Support steady energy, endurance, and recovery with an easy, injection-free way to boost NAD+ for lasting cellular energy.
NAD+ Face Cream
Supports smoother, brighter, firmer-looking skin with a clinician-guided formula that delivers pure NAD+ to address visible signs of aging.
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Low NAD+ levels may influence how cells produce energy, recover, and stay focused.4 Some NAD+ precursors may vary in absorption, while IV therapy can be difficult to maintain consistently.7
Our clinicians help guide the right protocol based on your goals, so you can spend less time planning your day around energy.
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Frequently asked questions
NAD+ is available in several delivery formats, each with different absorption profiles and use cases. Injections deliver NAD+ directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system entirely to support cellular energy and recovery.
Nasal Spray delivers NAD+ intranasally, which may help support focus and mental clarity.
Patches use a small battery-powered device to deliver NAD+ transdermally, providing a needle-free option for consistent NAD+ support.
A licensed provider will help determine which format may be most appropriate for your goals and health history.
Oral NAD+ precursors require conversion by the body before they can be used as NAD+, and absorption rates may vary significantly between individuals.7 Injectable and intranasal NAD+ bypasses the digestive system, delivering the coenzyme more directly to support cellular uptake. While oral precursors may be appropriate for some, clinician-guided NAD+ therapies may offer a more direct approach to supporting NAD+ levels when guided by a licensed clinician.
NAD+ is generally well tolerated across its available delivery formats. The most commonly reported side effects are mild and may include nausea, flushing, or discomfort at the injection site, which typically resolve on their own. As with any prescription treatment, a licensed provider will review your health history to determine whether NAD+ supplementation is appropriate for you and guide your dosing schedule. Please see important safety information and consult your provider about the potential risks and benefits.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in the body that plays a central role in cellular energy metabolism and DNA repair processes.4 NAD+ levels naturally decline with age.¹¹ Supplementing with NAD+ may help support mitochondrial function, cellular repair mechanisms, and overall energy metabolism.¹⁰ Injectable NAD+ delivers the coenzyme directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system for potentially more efficient absorption compared to oral forms or supplements.¹²