No separate consult fee, and shipping is free on every order.
As low as $109 $54.50 50% offfirst month, free shipping
Choose your medication
Prescription NAD+ · injection, spray or tablet
As low as $109 $54.50 50% off for the first month
Choose 1, 3, or 12 months. Pause or cancel before renewal.

“I stopped needing the second coffee”
If a provider decides NAD+ is not right for you, you get your money back.
FSA and HSA cards are accepted. Pause or cancel any time.
The three formats
Same coenzyme. Three different routines.

Clinician-set schedule
NAD+ injection
A home injection with clinician-set dosing.
- 200 mg/mL in a 5 mL vial
- Dose set by your clinician

Spray amount and schedule set by your clinician
NAD+ nasal spray
A needle-free format that fits in small luggage.
- 300 mg/mL in a 15 mL bottle
- Spray amount set by your clinician

Clinician-set schedule
NAD+ sublingual tablets
A tablet format with no needles or spray.
- 200 mg sublingual tablet
- Dose set by your clinician
Still deciding? Start the visit and pick your format with your provider
First-month pricing applies to eligible new patients. Every plan includes the provider review, the medication when prescribed, and free shipping. FSA and HSA cards are accepted, and you can pause or cancel any time.

Pick by your week
Pick the routine your week can keep.
You prefer an at-home injection
The injection comes in a vial. Your clinician sets the dose, schedule, and refill timing.
Start with InjectionYou travel, or needles are a hard no
The nasal spray is one metered bottle with directions set by your clinician. No needles and nothing to draw up.
Start with Nasal sprayYou prefer a tablet
The sublingual tablet dissolves under the tongue. Your clinician sets the amount, timing, and any changes.
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.
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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!
Start the routine these customers kept.
start my free online visitWhere it is made
All three formats are compounded to your prescription.
Your medication is compounded by 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
Crush Fatigue, Stay Sharp, Stay Focused
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 goes under the skin. Your clinician sets the amount and schedule.
Through the nasal lining
The spray delivers NAD+ across the nasal mucosa with no needle involved. Your clinician sets the amount and schedule.
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, free.
Choose your medication- 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, refunds, and switching formats.
Which NAD+ format should I pick?
Compare the injection, nasal spray, and sublingual tablet formats. Your clinician sets the dose, schedule, and supply after reviewing your health history and preferences.
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?
One 200 mg/mL, 5 mL vial. Your clinician sets the dose, schedule, and supply on your prescription label.
How does the tablet titration work?
The first package holds 20 tablets. Your prescriber sets the amount and any changes over time. Follow your prescription label.
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.
What happens if the provider says no?
You are refunded. Rebody charges for treatment, so a declined prescription means your money comes back rather than sitting on an account.
Can I pay with an FSA or HSA card?
Yes. FSA and HSA cards are accepted at checkout, and there is no separate consult fee added on top of the plan price.
Can I stop the plan?
Yes. Pause or cancel any time from your account. Shipping stays free for as long as the plan is active.
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, as low as $109 $54.50 50% off for the first month. Free shipping, no separate consult fee, and a refund if a provider declines your prescription.
Have more questions?
Talk to the Rebody care team.
Ask about dose days, storage, shipping, or switching formats before you begin the online visit.
Call 650-535-8019