What is NAD+?
The cellular powerhouse molecule for energy, focus, and longevity
What is NAD+?
As we age, NAD+ levels decline dramatically by up to 50% between ages 40 and 60. This decline is linked to many aspects of aging: reduced energy, cognitive decline, decreased metabolic function, and impaired cellular repair. Restoring NAD+ levels has become one of the most exciting frontiers in longevity science.
NAD+ is especially crucial for mitochondria, the "power plants" of your cells that convert nutrients into ATP which is the energy your cells use to function. When NAD+ levels are adequate, mitochondria work efficiently, cells stay healthy, and you feel energized. When NAD+ declines, cellular function suffers, leading to fatigue, brain fog, and accelerated aging.
Key Points
- Compounded medication prepared by FDA-registered 503A pharmacies
- Essential coenzyme present in every cell of your body
- Critical for mitochondrial energy production (ATP synthesis)
- Activates sirtuins the longevity proteins that regulate aging
- Supports DNA repair and cellular health
- Declines by 50% between ages 40-60
- Injectable NAD+ provides direct cellular replenishment
- Used by biohackers and longevity enthusiasts worldwide
Available Forms

NAD+ Injectable
Subcutaneous Injection
Injectable NAD+ for maximum bioavailability and cellular absorption

NAD+ Transdermal Patch
Transdermal Patch
Transdermal patch for sustained NAD+ delivery without needles
NAD+ Formulation Options

Injectable NAD+ (Subcutaneous)
Ideal For:
- Those comfortable with self-injection
- Prefer less frequent administration
How to Use:
- 1Inject provider prescribed dosage subcutaneously as directed
- 2Choose an injection site: abdomen, thigh, or upper arm
- 3Clean the injection site with an alcohol swab
- 4Pinch the skin and inject at a 45-90 degree angle
- 5Rotate injection sites as directed to prevent irritation
- 6Best taken in the morning to support daytime energy levels

Transdermal NAD+ Patch
Ideal For:
- Those who prefer needle-free delivery
- Comfortable with daily application
What are the benefits of NAD+?
Dramatically Boost Cellular Energy
Enhance Mental Clarity and Cognitive Function
Activate Longevity Pathways
Support DNA Repair and Cellular Health
Improve Physical Performance and Recovery
Support Metabolic Health and Weight Management
How does NAD+ work?
First, NAD+ is essential for cellular respiration which is the process by which mitochondria convert nutrients (carbohydrates, fats, proteins) into ATP, the energy molecule that powers every cellular process. Without adequate NAD+, the energy production becomes inefficient, leading to fatigue and cellular dysfunction.
Second, NAD+ activates sirtuins, a family of seven proteins (SIRT1-SIRT7) that regulate gene expression, DNA repair, inflammation, and cellular stress responses. These "longevity proteins" essentially coordinate your cells' defense and maintenance systems. When NAD+ levels are high, sirtuins become more active, improving cellular health and function.
Third, NAD+ fuels PARP enzymes that repair DNA damage. Every day, your DNA sustains thousands of breaks and mutations from normal metabolism, oxidative stress, and environmental factors. NAD+ enables cells to repair the damage efficiently, maintaining genomic integrity.
- Essential cofactor for mitochondrial ATP production (cellular energy)
- Activates SIRT1 which is linked to mitochondrial biogenesis and extended lifespan
- Activates SIRT6 that helps maintain telomere length and chromosomal stability
- Powers PARP enzymes that repair DNA damage and maintain genomic integrity
- Regulates cellular NAD+/NADH ratio critical for redox balance
- Supports hundreds of enzymatic reactions throughout the body
- Injectable delivery bypasses digestive breakdown for maximum bioavailability
How do I take NAD+?
Injectable Form
- 1Inject provider prescribed dosage subcutaneously as directed
- 2Choose an injection site: abdomen, thigh, or upper arm
- 3Clean the injection site with an alcohol swab
- 4Pinch the skin and inject at a 45-90 degree angle
- 5Rotate injection sites as directed to prevent irritation
- 6Best taken in the morning to support daytime energy levels
- 7Follow your healthcare provider's specific dosing schedule
Timing
Important Notes
- Consistency is key. Take at approximately the same time each morning
- Some users experience mild energy boost within hours of injection
- Full benefits typically manifest after 2-4 weeks of consistent use
- Maintain healthy lifestyle habits (diet, exercise, sleep) for optimal results
- Stay well-hydrated to support cellular function
- Injectable NAD+ offers superior bioavailability compared to oral supplements
What results can I expect from NAD+?
Results Timeline
Initial adaptation period; some users notice subtle energy improvements
Mental clarity improves; better focus and reduced brain fog reported
Energy levels noticeably increase; physical performance may improve
Optimal benefits achieved; sustained energy, mental sharpness, better recovery
Long-term benefits: potential improvements in sleep quality, metabolic health, and cellular resilience
What are the side effects of NAD+?
Common Side Effects
Mild redness, slight swelling, or tenderness at injection site; usually resolves within hours
Brief stinging or burning sensation; minimize by injecting slowly
Usually occurs only in first few doses; taking with food may help
Temporary sensation; typically resolves within 15-30 minutes
Usually mild and temporary; ensure adequate hydration
Take NAD+ earlier in the day if restlessness affects evening relaxation
Serious Side Effects (Seek Medical Attention)
- Allergic reaction- Rare
Seek immediate medical care for difficulty breathing, severe rash, or swelling
- Severe injection site reaction- Rare
Contact healthcare provider for severe pain, significant swelling, or signs of infection
- Persistent nausea or vomiting- Uncommon
Discontinue and consult healthcare provider if symptoms persist
Tips for Managing Side Effects
- Rotate injection sites as directed to minimize local irritation
- Inject slowly to reduce discomfort during administration
- Use ice or cold compress on injection site if mild swelling occurs
- Take with food if you experience any nausea
- Stay well-hydrated throughout the day
- Inject in the morning to avoid potential sleep disruption
- Start with proper injection technique training to minimize side effects
Is NAD+ safe?
Injectable NAD+ has been used in clinical and wellness settings for many years. The most common side effects are mild and localized to the injection site including redness, slight swelling, or temporary discomfort. Systemic side effects are uncommon and usually mild.
However, because NAD+ is a compounded formulation (not FDA-approved), NAD+ should only be used under medical supervision. Your healthcare provider will assess your medical history to ensure NAD+ is appropriate for you. Most healthy adults tolerate NAD+ very well, but NAD+ is not recommended during pregnancy or for those with certain medical conditions.
Who Should NOT Take NAD+
- ✗Pregnancy or breastfeeding (insufficient safety data)
- ✗Active cancer or history of cancer (consult oncologist first due to NAD+'s role in cell proliferation)
- ✗Known hypersensitivity or allergy to NAD+ or formulation components
- ✗Severe kidney or liver disease (consult healthcare provider)
- ✗Autoimmune conditions (use with caution; discuss with provider)
Drug Interactions
- Chemotherapy drugs NAD+ may interfere with certain cancer treatments
- Immunosuppressants theoretical interaction; consult healthcare provider
- Blood thinners monitor for any changes (theoretical risk)
- No significant interactions with most common medications, but always inform your provider of all medications and supplements
How do I get started with NAD+?
Complete Longevity Assessment
Provider Evaluation and Prescription
Receive Your NAD+ and Begin Treatment
What's Included with Your Prescription
- licensed provider consultation and personalized prescription
- Monthly supply of pharmaceutical-grade NAD+ injections
- Complete injection supplies (syringes, alcohol swabs, sharps container)
- Detailed injection technique instructions and video tutorials
- Dosing schedule guidance tailored to your needs
- Lifestyle optimization recommendations for maximum results
- Ongoing medical support and prescription management
- Fast, discreet shipping with tracking
- Access to nurse team for questions and guidance
Who should take NAD+?
Ideal Candidates
- Adults experiencing age-related energy decline or fatigue
- Biohackers and longevity enthusiasts seeking cellular optimization
- Those with brain fog, reduced mental clarity, or cognitive decline
- Athletes and active individuals wanting enhanced performance and recovery
- People committed to healthy aging and preventative wellness
- Individuals seeking to optimize mitochondrial function and cellular health
- Those experiencing metabolic slowdown or difficulty managing weight
- High-performers wanting to maintain peak mental and physical function
- Adults over 40 experiencing natural NAD+ decline
Not Recommended For
- ✗Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- ✗Individuals with active cancer (consult oncologist)
- ✗Those allergic to NAD+ or formulation components
- ✗People with severe kidney or liver disease (consult healthcare provider first)
- ✗Anyone seeking a quick fix without commitment to lifestyle optimization
- ✗Those uncomfortable with self-injection (though training is provided)
- ✗Individuals expecting overnight results (benefits build over weeks)
Frequently Asked Questions
Medical Disclaimer: NAD+ is a compounded medication prepared by FDA-registered 503A compounding pharmacies and is not FDA-approved. NAD+ should only be used under medical supervision with a valid prescription. Common side effects include mild injection site reactions. NAD+ is not recommended during pregnancy or for those with active cancer without oncologist approval. NAD+ is intended to support cellular health and wellness as part of a comprehensive approach including proper diet, exercise, and lifestyle habits. Always consult a healthcare provider before starting any new therapy.
NAD+ is a compounded medication prepared by FDA-registered 503A compounding pharmacies. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Only a healthcare provider can determine if a compounded medication is appropriate for your care. Learn more about our pharmacy partners.
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