NAD+ — as shipped
NAD+
Peptides & longevity

NAD+

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide — the coenzyme behind cellular energy production. Injection or nasal spray, with clinician oversight.

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Prescriptions require an online visit reviewed by a U.S.-licensed provider. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed U.S. pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary.

Who it’s for

  • Recovering from injury, surgery, or chronic joint wear
  • Want a clinician-supervised peptide course, not gray-market vials
  • Comfortable with subcutaneous injections (most courses)

It's the kind of tired a full night's sleep stopped touching.

how it works

An essential coenzyme in cellular energy production and DNA repair — supplemented via injection, nasal spray, or oral precursors.

What we can and can't tell you

Direct injectable NAD+ is an active research area, not a settled outcome. The measurable human evidence to date is on oral precursors raising tissue NAD+ levels; downstream energy and longevity benefits are biologically plausible but not proven at trial scale. Clinician oversight, not marketing claims.

  • Who makes it A LegitScript-verified 503A compounding pharmacy, from your prescription — never a gray-market or overseas supplier
  • To what standard USP <797> sterile compounding and USP <800> hazardous-drug handling, where applicable
How we source and ship →

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness, and are not generic equivalents of any brand-name drug.

what the first months look like

1
First sessions

Dose is introduced slowly. Infusion or injection is deliberately paced — flushing and headache track how fast NAD+ goes in, not whether it's working.

2
Early weeks

Any change in how you feel is anecdotal at this stage and varies widely person to person. Set expectations, not a stopwatch — the downstream benefits are not proven at trial scale.

3
Ongoing

Cadence settles into a routine (weekly injection or intermittent spray). This is a maintenance protocol, not a course with a fixed endpoint.

4
Check-ins

Clinician reviews tolerance and dose. Pacing down for flushing or nausea is routine, not failure.

Dosing, step by step

Injection 100–500 mg subcutaneous — 1–3× weekly under clinician supervision
Nasal spray 50–100 mg daily — used intermittently

Ranges restate the ingredient profile. Your clinician sets the actual dose and cadence and adjusts for tolerance — flushing and nausea are dose-dependent, so slower is often better.

And when it gets rough

  • Flushing Dose-dependent and paced — slowing the injection or infusion rate is the main lever. Tell your clinician if it's intense.
  • Headache Hydrate around dosing; it tracks how fast the dose goes in and eases as the pace is adjusted.
  • Nausea (dose-dependent) Slower administration and a lower dose usually settle it — coordinate the adjustment with your clinician.
  • Injection-site reactions Rotate sites; mild local redness is common and short-lived. Spreading or persistent reactions are a clinician call.
Full safety profile →
Why we start you here
We're honest with people about where this one sits: the strongest human evidence is still on the oral precursors, and direct NAD+ is newer ground we're watching closely. So we start low and go slow — most of the flushing and nausea people worry about comes from pushing the dose too fast, not from the compound itself. We reach for it when someone's energy and recovery aren't tracking with their sleep and their labs, as one piece of a plan rather than the whole plan. If you're on metformin or anything that touches how you run your metabolism, tell us before we start.
Medical Director · Zappy clinical team
How it works

Three steps, no insurance hoops

1

Take the quiz

Two minutes. Tell us your symptoms, history, and goals.

2

Clinician reviews

A U.S.-licensed clinician reviews and writes your plan within 24 hours.

3

Care ships free

Your medication arrives in days. Refills auto. Check-ins included.

see it in real life

Member story — video coming soon.

What members say

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Questions, answered.

Are peptides legal?
Compounded peptides prescribed by a licensed clinician through a 503A pharmacy are legal in the U.S.
Do these need injections?
Most peptides ship as injectables; some are available as oral or topical forms. Your clinician will recommend the right route.
How long is a course?
Typical cycles run 4–12 weeks. We re-evaluate before refilling.

Care that shows up — and stays.

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