No clinic chair and no infusion appointment.
Prescription NAD+Injection · nasal spray · tablet
From $59.50/moNew patient pricing, free shipping
Choose my NAD+ formatThree NAD+ formats · one online visit
Under $2 a day to start
Take NAD+ the way your week allows.
Injection, nasal spray, or sublingual tablet, taken at home instead of an infusion chair. Compare dose days, storage, supply, and price here, then start the visit with your format already attached.
- Three dose daysa week, or one dose a day
- 56 or 30 daysof supply per shipment
- Provider reviewincluded in every plan
- Free deliveryinjection supplies included
First month from$59.50Provider review and free shipping included
“I stopped needing the second coffee”
Compounded and shipped when prescribed.
Injection supplies are included in the box.
The three formats
Same coenzyme. Three different routines.
Every card carries the dose rhythm, the strength, and the first-month price. Storage, supply, and what ships sit in the side-by-side table below. Pick one and the visit opens with that format selected.
01Subcutaneous injection
Three dose days each week
NAD+ injection
The fewest dose days and the longest supply per shipment.
- 200 mg/mL in a 6 mL vial
- 50 mg per dose
First 2 months
Choose injections $94.50$124.50/mo
Billed $189 for the first 2 months. Then $249 every 2 months.02Needle-free nasal spray
One spray in each nostril daily
NAD+ nasal spray
Needle-free mornings, small luggage, no cold chain.
- 300 mg/mL in a 12 mL bottle
- One spray in each nostril
First month
Choose nasal spray $59.50$119/mo
Then billed $119 monthly.03Dissolves under the tongue
Once daily in the morning
NAD+ sublingual tablets
One tablet with the morning routine. No needles, no spray.
- 200 mg sublingual tablet
- 50 mg, then 100 mg, then 200 mg
First month
Choose tablets $99.50$199/mo
Then billed $199 monthly.Still deciding? Start the visit and pick your format with your provider
First-month pricing applies to eligible new patients. Every plan includes provider review, the medication when prescribed, injection supplies when needed, and free shipping.
Pick by your week
Find yourself in one line.
You want the fewest dose days
The injection uses three dose days each week and arrives as a 56-day supply, so the routine and the reorder both stay simple.
Start with InjectionYou travel, or needles are a hard no
The nasal spray is one bottle, one spray in each nostril, and it stores at room temperature. Nothing to refrigerate or carry cold.
Start with Nasal sprayYou want it attached to your morning
The sublingual tablet dissolves under the tongue once a day, on an empty stomach, and steps up from 50 mg to the full 200 mg.
Start with Tablets
Side by side
The differences that change your day.
Delivery, frequency, storage, supply, what ships with it, and the first-month price.
Swipe to compare all formats →
CompareInjectionNasal sprayTablets
DeliverySubcutaneous injectionNeedle-free nasal sprayDissolves under the tongue
FrequencyThree dose days each weekOne spray in each nostril dailyOnce daily in the morning
StorageRefrigeratedRoom temperatureRoom temperature
Supply56 days30 days20 tablets · 30 days
In the boxSyringes and alcohol padsMetered pump bottleTitration directions
First month$94.50$59.50$99.50
Energy results
More day left after the workday.
I didn't feel a rush after the first NAD+ shot. What I noticed a few weeks later was that I had stopped making a second coffee at 2:30. I could finish work and still cook dinner or go to the gym. Six weeks in, that's still the best way I can describe it: less of a crash, not a sudden burst of energy.
Training for a half marathon at 43 has been humbling. A Saturday long run used to mean doing almost nothing on Sunday. After eight weeks of NAD+ shots, I still feel the run in my legs, but I can grocery shop, cook, and go out with my family the next day. It isn't making me faster. I just don't lose the rest of the weekend to recovery.
The NAD+ injections give me steady energy through the afternoon, can finish work and still have a life afterward, and don't get the jittery feeling I get from more caffeine. The injection is simple and every order has shown up when expected. Rebody has been professional and responsive from day one. I've already recommended them to two friends!
Know which format you want? Take it straight into the visit.
Choose my NAD+ formatWhere it is made
All three formats come from Strive Pharmacy.
Strive Pharmacy is a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy in the United States. A 503A pharmacy compounds against a prescription written for one patient, which is why your label carries your name, your active, and your strength. A drip-bar infusion answers to none of that.
- Licensed 503A compounding pharmacy
- Compounded in the United States
- One active, at the strength printed on your label
Why the format matters
Same molecule. Different way in.
NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells use in energy metabolism, cellular stress response, and DNA repair activity. The format decides how the dose enters the body and how often you take it.
Under the skin
The injection places a measured 50 mg dose into subcutaneous tissue on three days each week.
Through the nasal lining
The spray delivers a metered daily dose across the nasal mucosa with no needle involved.
Under the tongue
The tablet dissolves in the mouth, so the dose skips the swallow-and-digest route.
From visit to doorstep
Four steps, no waiting room.
Complete the health visit online. A licensed provider reviews your medications, history, goals, and chosen format. A licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy ships the prescription to your door.
Choose my NAD+ format- 01
Pick your format
Injection, nasal spray, or sublingual tablet.
- 02
Complete the online visit
Health history, medications, symptoms, and prior care.
- 03
Get a provider decision
A licensed clinician reviews treatment and directions.
- 04
Receive treatment at home
The pharmacy ships medication only when prescribed.
Format questions
Answer these before you pick.
Administration, storage, supply, titration, and switching formats.
Which NAD+ format should I pick?
Start with your week. The injection has three dose days and the longest supply per shipment. The nasal spray and the sublingual tablet are daily, needle-free, and store at room temperature. Your provider reviews your health history, medications, prior treatment, and preferred routine before prescribing.
Is the compound the same in all three?
Yes. All three formats deliver compounded NAD+. The delivery method, strength, dose rhythm, storage, and supply length are what change between them.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes. A licensed provider reviews your online visit and decides whether NAD+ is clinically appropriate for you. A licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy fills and ships the medication only when prescribed.
What arrives with the injection?
The 56-day injection supply is a 200 mg/mL, 6 mL vial that ships cold with the syringes and alcohol pads needed for subcutaneous dosing. Your prescribed directions and refill timing appear with your treatment plan.
How does the tablet titration work?
The first package holds 20 tablets for a 30-day initial supply. The directions run one week at a quarter tablet (50 mg), one week at a half tablet (100 mg), then a full 200 mg tablet once daily. Follow the exact directions from your prescriber rather than changing the dose on your own.
Can I switch formats later?
Message the care team. A provider reviews the request and can change the prescribed format when it is clinically appropriate. Do not combine two formats unless your provider directs it.
Safety and prescribing
Your full health history matters here.
Tell your provider about all medications and supplements, your health history, and any heart, liver, or kidney conditions. NAD+ treatment is not for people under 18 or for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Possible effects vary by route and can include injection-site irritation, flushing, nausea, lightheadedness, headache, nasal irritation, or an unusual taste. Seek urgent care for symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, chest tightness, trouble breathing, fainting, or a fast heartbeat that does not settle.
A predictable change in energy, focus, or recovery from compounded NAD+ has not been established. Individual experiences differ.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved or evaluated for safety, efficacy, or quality by the FDA.Ready to start?
Pick the format. Start the visit.
Three prescription formats from $59.50 for the first month, with provider review and free shipping included.
Choose my NAD+ formatHave more questions?
Talk to the Rebody care team.
Ask about dose days, storage, shipping, or switching formats before you begin the online visit.
Call 510-270-0885