Brain + body energy protocol
Compounded NAD+ injection, personalized to your prescription, shipped overnight from a 503A licensed pharmacy. No insurance. No auto-billing. 3-minute consultation.
✓ Free physician review · No auto-billing · 100% refund if not approved
None of it addressed why you’re tired.
Your NAD+ levels did.
Highest absorption · daily self-administered (Mon–Fri)
Multi-month savings available at 3 / 6 / 12 months
✓Free if you’re not approved · 100% refund
Needle-free · daily spray
Multi-month options available
We never auto-charge your card; you order each refill when you’re ready.
Summer promotional pricing. Final pricing confirmed at checkout.
NAD+ is the molecule your cells use to convert food into energy. Every cell in your body needs it. Your body makes it. Until about age 30 — and then it doesn’t.
By age 40, your NAD+ levels are about half of what they were at 20. By 50, they’re down to a third. Your cells are still asking for the same amount of fuel. Your body just can’t deliver it anymore.
This is why caffeine stops working. This is why you wake up tired. This is why workouts you used to recover from in a day now take three.
The fix isn’t another stimulant. The fix is replacing the molecule itself.
NAD+ is a cellular intervention, not a stimulant. Here’s what most patients report on their 6- and 12-month follow-ups.
“I didn’t realize how tired I was until I wasn’t anymore.” Afternoon energy holds longer. The first coffee isn’t lifesaving.
The cognitive turn. Word recall sharpens. The 3pm crash stops showing up. Most patients say this is when they stop wondering whether it’s working.
Workouts you needed three days to recover from feel manageable in one. Sleep is deeper. You start waking up before the alarm.
Skin looks different in the mirror. Friends ask if you’ve been on vacation. Drive and libido return in a way you’d stopped expecting.
Most patients can no longer separate “NAD+ effects” from “how they feel” — it just becomes the new baseline.
Patients on NAD+ for a year describe a felt sense of biological time slowing — not stopping, slowing. The gains hold. This is maintenance, not catch-up.
Reviewed by a US Board-certified physician. Personalized prescription compounded at a 503A licensed pharmacy. Shipped overnight on ice.
Starting at $93 — no auto-billing, no escalators.
Different forms of NAD+ reach your cells at very different rates. Here’s the honest breakdown.
Compounded medications are not mass-produced. Each prescription is prepared individually for the patient it’s written for — your name, your dose, your protocol. The pharmacy’s name and license number appear on your prescription and on every vial we ship.
Our partner pharmacy is regulated by the state board of pharmacy as a 503A facility — the federal designation for licensed compounders preparing patient-specific medications. Sterility, potency, and purity are tested and documented for every prescription filled.
Your shipment is prepared the day it ships, packed on ice, and delivered overnight in temperature-controlled packaging. Discreet, unmarked exterior.
I was paying $400 a session at an IV clinic and still felt like I was buying my way to maybe feeling better. Same NAD+ compound. Now it’s $93 for a month’s supply and a physician I actually message back and forth with.
I’m a nurse practitioner. I looked up the compounding pharmacy on my state board’s site before I ordered. Their credentials checked out. The pharmacy info was right on the vial. That was the moment I trusted them.
I was so nervous about the injection part. The walkthrough video is two minutes long. The needle is the size diabetics use. I felt it less than I feel my dog’s vet shots. By week three I stopped thinking about it.
I’m 47. I’ve done the supplements, the cold plunges, the protocols. NAD+ is the first thing where I look in the mirror three months in and actually recognize the woman who used to wake up easy.
Week one I didn’t notice anything. Week two I noticed I wasn’t reaching for a second coffee. Week three I wasn’t crashing after dinner. It’s a slow build, not a Red Bull. Stick with it.
I priced this against three IV clinics and two other telehealth NAD providers. Same active. Cleaner pricing — and importantly, no auto-billing. I order each shipment when I’m ready. The physician follow-up being included was the deal closer.
NAD+ replacement is one of the most important interventions in modern aging medicine. It should not cost $1,000 a month to access.
A 90-second walkthrough video is in your patient portal. Your physician is one message away.
Overnight, on ice, discreet packaging. Refrigerate when you receive it.
Wash hands. Swab the injection site (thigh or abdomen) with the included alcohol pad.
31G insulin syringe, subcutaneous, 10 seconds. Pinch, insert, push, release. Done.
Log energy, sleep, and mood in the portal. Your physician reviews trends and adjusts.
| Feature | ⭐ Best ValueCoreAge Rx NAD+ | IV Drip Clinic | Other Telehealth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $93 | $400–$1,000/session | $200–$300/mo |
| Auto-billing / subscription trap | ✕ None — pay per shipment | Membership fees | ✓ Common |
| Physician oversight | ✓ Message any time | ✓ In-person only | Varies |
| Compounded per prescription (503A) | ✓ US-licensed | Varies | Varies |
| Cold packed shipped to your door | ✓ | ✕ Clinic visit required | ✓ |
| Refund if not approved | ✓ 100% | N/A | Varies |
That’s not a chatbot screening — that’s a US Board-certified physician reviewing your medical history, your medications, and your goals. To keep that promise, we cap intake based on physician availability. If the cap is reached when you submit, you’ll be added to the next available queue with priority. Either way, you pay nothing until your prescription is approved.
Intake, prescription, refills, follow-ups — all from your phone.
Refrigerated shipping in unmarked packaging from a 503A pharmacy.
Message your prescribing doctor through the portal. Adjustments included.
No escalators. No tier add-ons. The price you see is the price you pay.
Pay per shipment. Order more when you’re ready. No retention traps.
The 3-minute intake costs nothing if your physician says it’s not right for you.
Long shifts, physical or mental. By the time you get home, the day has taken what you had for yourself. Weekends are recovery, not living.
Your energy crashed in your 40s. Sleep shifted. Your bloodwork came back normal.
You’re trying. A few walks a week, a class on Saturday. But recovery takes days and motivation feels harder than the workout itself.
Three kids, no time, two coffees in by 9am. You’d settle for 30 more minutes of feeling like yourself.
We’d rather tell you no than sell you something that won’t work — or worse, won’t be safe.
Your physician makes the final determination during your intake review.
In 2024, the average NAD+ IV drip session in the US cost between $400 and $1,000. Most patients needed weekly sessions for the first month, then monthly for maintenance. That’s $5,000 to $15,000 a year for a therapy whose active ingredient costs the pharmacy under $50 to compound.
We watched patients pay it. Then we watched them stop, because they couldn’t keep affording it.
The clinical evidence on NAD+ is strong. The access model was broken. CoreAge Rx exists to fix the access model — not the medicine.
“The price of a medication should reflect what it costs to make — not what the market will bear from a tired 45-year-old who’s already paid for three things that didn’t work.”
Highest absorption · daily self-administered (Mon–Fri)
Multi-month savings available at 3 / 6 / 12 months
✓Free if you’re not approved · 100% refund
Needle-free · daily spray
Multi-month options available
We never auto-charge your card; you order each refill when you’re ready.
Summer promotional pricing. Final pricing confirmed at checkout.
CoreAge Rx made the whole process easy. They follow up to make sure everything is going well. The pricing is clearly stated and there are no hidden fees. Six months in, I look and feel better than I have in years.
I took the time to research many online companies offering NAD+. After several hours of comparing pricing and credentials, I decided CoreAge Rx was the place. Read the reviews of hundreds of happy customers and decided this would be the best fit. No regrets.
The CoreAge Rx ad was easy to understand, but more importantly was truthful about their prices. NO hidden cost, even when your dosage increases. Delivery was fast and their customer service is outstanding.
The whole experience of getting started went flawlessly. After filling out the required paperwork, I was contacted by the prescribing doctor within hours to confirm my protocol. Mental clarity is noticeably better at week 8. Highly recommended.
I chose nasal because I’m needle-averse and I’m glad they offered it. It’s slower to feel than my friend who’s on injection, but by week 8 I caught up. Daily routine, no big deal. The difference is real. Mental clarity especially.
I appreciate receiving 3 months of medication at once. The vials are sequentially labeled which helps me track my doses. Excellent service, no auto-billing surprises, and the medication has changed how I feel at 58. Best money I’ve spent on my health.
Reviews are unsolicited patient experiences across CoreAge Rx products and have been lightly edited for length. Individual results vary.
Less than you’re imagining. We use a 31G insulin syringe — the smallest available, the same size diabetics use multiple times a day. The injection is subcutaneous (into the fat layer of your thigh or stomach), not muscular. Most patients describe it as a brief pinch. The 90-second walkthrough video covers technique in detail. By week three, most patients don’t think about it.
The earliest shifts (afternoon energy, mental sharpness) are usually reported in week 2 or 3. Deeper changes (recovery, sleep quality, skin, drive) compound over months 2 through 6. NAD+ is a cellular intervention, not a stimulant — it doesn’t work in hours, and that’s a feature, not a bug.
No, and that’s worth understanding. Compounded medications are prepared at state-licensed compounding pharmacies for individual prescriptions and are not required to go through FDA approval the way mass-manufactured drugs are. The active ingredient (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is the same molecule used in IV drip clinics and research settings. Our pharmacy is 503A licensed and the pharmacy details appear on your prescription and vial.
The most common is mild flushing or warmth at the injection site, lasting a few minutes. Less common: brief nausea on injection day, which usually resolves within the first two or three weeks. Rare: headache or fatigue on the day of injection. Your physician adjusts dose if needed.
You pay nothing. The 3-minute intake is free regardless of outcome. If your physician determines NAD+ isn’t right for you, they’ll explain why and suggest what might be — sometimes a different therapy, sometimes a referral to a primary care provider.
A standard order is one 10mL vial in one shipment. A 3-month supply is 3 vials in one shipment. 6 and 12-month supplies are split into multiple shipments (every 3 months) so your medication stays fresh and refrigerated. You pay upfront for the supply you choose; we don’t charge again until you order again.
You stopped pretending the tired version of you was just life now. You read every word of what got you here. You did the research, you priced it out, you looked at the science.
NAD+ won’t make you twenty-five again. What it will do is give your cells the molecule they’re running short on — the one your body used to make in abundance and now can’t keep up with. The work compounds. By month three you stop measuring. By month six you stop remembering what tired felt like.
The intake is three minutes. A physician reads it within twenty-four hours. If you’re not a candidate, you pay nothing.
✓ Free physician review · No auto-billing · 100% refund if not approved
