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Cheapest NAD+ Therapy Online (2026)

Ranked pricing for telehealth programs selling prescription NAD+ (injection, nasal spray, or sublingual), each figure first-party sourced and dated. Compounded, not FDA-approved for anti-aging or longevity claims.

These are telehealth programs in our registry that publish a real, verifiable price for prescription NAD+ — delivered by injection, nasal spray, or sublingual wafer, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy after an online consult. This is not the same category as an in-person NAD+ IV-drip clinic or an over-the-counter NAD+-precursor supplement (NMN/NR) — see the related guides below for those. Ranked by the cheapest verified, currently-purchasable monthly price; each row states the exact plan term it applies to.

Who this list is for

Shoppers comparing prescription NAD+ telehealth programs on price — not in-person IV-drip clinics and not over-the-counter NMN/NR supplements, which are different products covered on separate RangeYourself guides (linked below).

Ranked programs

Cheapest NAD+ Therapy Online (2026) — pricing verified July 27, 2026, each figure sourced to the provider’s official pricing page
ProviderPriceLast verifiedPrice source
$84/mo12-month plan, billed every 48 weeks ($84/mo headline rate); shorter 1/3/6-month tiers run $89-$99/mo · sublingual
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$84/mo12-month plan, billed every 48 weeks ($84/mo headline rate); shorter 1/3/6-month tiers run $89-$99/mo · sublingualenhance.mdSee pricing →
$89/mo12-month plan ($1,068 total, $89/mo) · injection
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$89/mo12-month plan ($1,068 total, $89/mo) · injectionbmimd.comSee pricing →
$99/momonthly, promotional ('Summer Sale') rate — Embody's page does not disclose a separate injection vs. nasal-spray price, so this SKU is excluded from RY's injection-vs-nasal comparison specifically · form not specified
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$99/momonthly, promotional ('Summer Sale') rate — Embody's page does not disclose a separate injection vs. nasal-spray price, so this SKU is excluded from RY's injection-vs-nasal comparison specifically · form not specifiednad.joinem.coSee pricing →
$116/momonthly subscription, discounted from a stated $249 list price · nasal spray
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$116/momonthly subscription, discounted from a stated $249 list price · nasal spraytelosrx.comSee pricing →
$215/mo1-month supply (single price tier disclosed in static HTML; no multi-month plan visible without the gated intake flow) · injection
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$215/mo1-month supply (single price tier disclosed in static HTML; no multi-month plan visible without the gated intake flow) · injectiontryyucca.comSee pricing →
$249/morecurring price after a $199 first-month promo (4-week auto-renewing subscription) — using the recurring rate per RY's promo-price-trap convention, not the first-month teaser · injection
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$249/morecurring price after a $199 first-month promo (4-week auto-renewing subscription) — using the recurring rate per RY's promo-price-trap convention, not the first-month teaser · injectionjoinsprouthealth.comSee pricing →

Why we ranked them this way

  • We rank on the cheapest real, currently-purchasable price we could verify on each provider’s own site — which is often a longer commitment tier (e.g. a 12-month plan), always labeled with its term. A shorter or month-to-month option, where offered, runs higher per month.
  • Form matters: injection, nasal spray, and sublingual delivery are not interchangeable, and we do not claim one is clinically equivalent to another — the form is stated in every row.
  • Two brands with an NAD+ commission classification on their affiliate program — Care Bare Rx and Wellorithm — are excluded here because neither publishes any dollar figure for NAD+ on its own site as of this page’s last verification; we don’t rank on a number we can’t verify. HealthRX publishes a full NAD+ price ladder but is excluded because its own Additional Terms restrict commissions to GLP-1 plans, contradicting the peptide payout lines on its affiliate program — we’re not ranking it until that’s clarified.
  • State availability varies by provider and, on at least one program, by product within the same brand — confirm eligibility in your state before paying.

The picks in detail

Enhance MD

Best for: Shoppers who want GLP-1 inside a fuller metabolic/NAD+ coaching program rather than medication-only.

Watchout: The $212–$322/mo figures are the BUNDLED program price — verified first-party to include '4 Weeks of Medication', 'Ongoing Provider Care & Support', and 'Metabolic Lab Testing Every 6 Months' — NOT the cost of the GLP-1 medication alone. A first-month discount applies (e.g. $112 first month on GLP-1 Core)..

Pricing: NAD+ Therapy (Injection) (injection): $169/mo — 12-month plan, billed every 48 weeks ($169/mo headline rate); shorter 1/3/6-month tiers run $179-$199/mo; NAD+ Wafers (sublingual): $84/mo — 12-month plan, billed every 48 weeks ($84/mo headline rate); shorter 1/3/6-month tiers run $89-$99/mo.

See Enhance MDpricing →

bmiMD

Best for: Low-cost compounded GLP-1 with a named 503A pharmacy and flat per-dose pricing.

Watchout: The lowest advertised rate ($99/mo semaglutide, $139/mo tirzepatide) is the 12-month commitment tier; month-to-month is $129/mo semaglutide and $179/mo tirzepatide. 'Same price at every dose' — the price varies by plan length, not by dose..

Pricing: NAD+ Injection (injection): $89/mo — 12-month plan ($1,068 total, $89/mo); NAD+ Nasal Spray (nasal spray): $99/mo — 12-month plan ($1,188 total, $99/mo).

State restrictions: Site claims all-50-state availability; the Katalys payout panel lists 'B-12/Glutathione/NAD+ Injection: No AR, CA, LA, MS, SC' — flagging the discrepancy rather than resolving it in either direction.

See bmiMDpricing →

Embody

Best for: Personalized compounded blends and hands-on support.

Watchout: Embody's published price is a live time-limited promo with no confirmed standing rate, and it changes intra-day: on 2026-07-14 the same offer URL showed $99/mo ('$200 OFF, was $299') in the morning and $149/mo ('$150 OFF, was $299') by evening. We rank it at its current verified purchasable price ($149/mo) and label it a promo — confirm the exact cost at checkout. Custom blends also warrant scrutiny on ingredient transparency..

Pricing: NAD+ (form not specified): $99/mo — monthly, promotional ('Summer Sale') rate — Embody's page does not disclose a separate injection vs. nasal-spray price, so this SKU is excluded from RY's injection-vs-nasal comparison specifically.

See Embodypricing →

telos rx

Best for: One integrated care team across GLP-1, hormones/longevity, sexual health, and recovery (peptide-led telehealth) rather than a single-indication weight-loss pure-play.

Watchout: telos publishes only 'first month low as' intro figures (semaglutide $49, tirzepatide $99, oral tirzepatide $49, microdosed tirzepatide $69); the ongoing monthly rate is not shown on the public site and is confirmed inside the intake flow — confirm the real recurring price at enrollment. State availability is not published, no dispensing pharmacy is named, and shipped compounded medication is non-refundable..

Pricing: NAD+ Nasal Spray (nasal spray): $116/mo — monthly subscription, discounted from a stated $249 list price.

State restrictions: Page states one of telos rx's two compounding-pharmacy partners cannot dispense to CA, NV, NJ, NC, TX, MA, MS, NH, WV, or DE due to sterile-compounding license limits, alongside a general 'all 50 states' marketing claim.

See telos rxpricing →

Yucca Health

Best for: Low advertised entry price on compounded GLP-1 with plain FDA disclosures and all-50-state provider coverage.

Watchout: The $146/mo figure is a NEW-PATIENT 'as low as' rate on a 6-month semaglutide plan, shown site-wide with an 'Exclusive Lifetime Offer' promo code (YUCCA4LIFE) — Yucca's own FAQ says full pricing 'is shared after intake once eligibility is confirmed.' Confirm your dose's ongoing rate at intake. Pharmacies are not named..

Pricing: NAD+ Longevity Injections (injection): $215/mo — 1-month supply (single price tier disclosed in static HTML; no multi-month plan visible without the gated intake flow).

See Yucca Healthpricing →

Sprout Health

Best for: Balance of price and clinical support.

Watchout: The $149 (semaglutide) / $199 (tirzepatide) figures are Sprout's advertised homepage 'starting at' entry-dose prices, verified on the homepage 2026-07-16. The signup funnel personalizes the final rate; higher doses and brand-name options (Wegovy ~$1,799/mo, Zepbound ~$1,999/mo) cost more — confirm your dose's rate at enrollment.

Pricing: NAD+ Therapy (injection): $249/mo — recurring price after a $199 first-month promo (4-week auto-renewing subscription) — using the recurring rate per RY's promo-price-trap convention, not the first-month teaser.

State restrictions: Sprout's own NAD+ page states it ships nationwide except Arkansas, Kansas, and New Mexico. The Katalys affiliate payout panel separately lists 'NAD+ Injection prohibited: CA' as a commission-eligibility restriction — that California restriction does not appear anywhere on Sprout's public site (homepage, footer, or NAD+ landing pages checked 2026-07-27); flagging the discrepancy rather than asserting either source is wrong.

See Sprout Healthpricing →

Frequently asked questions

Is NAD+ FDA-approved?

No. NAD+ is not an FDA-approved drug. These are compounded preparations, prepared by licensed pharmacies for individual patients after a clinician’s prescription. We could not confirm NAD+ sits on any settled FDA compounding category, so we make no claim about its compounding status one way or the other — confirm sourcing directly with the provider.

What’s the difference between telehealth NAD+ and an NAD+ IV-drip clinic?

The programs ranked here prescribe NAD+ for at-home injection, nasal spray, or sublingual use after an online consult. NAD+ IV-drip clinics administer it in person, typically as a one-time or per-visit infusion — a different delivery model and a different price structure. See our NAD+ IV therapy clinics guide for that category.

Is prescription NAD+ the same as NAD+ supplements (NMN/NR)?

No. NMN and NR are over-the-counter oral supplements sold without a prescription; they are precursor molecules the body can convert toward NAD+, not NAD+ itself. The programs ranked on this page dispense prescription NAD+ directly. See our best NAD+ supplements guide for the OTC category.

Do any of these programs restrict which states they ship NAD+ to?

Yes — restrictions vary by provider and, in at least one case, by product form within the same brand. We list what each provider’s own site discloses (or, where a provider’s affiliate program lists a restriction its own site doesn’t mention, we flag that discrepancy) in the pick-by-pick detail below rather than assuming nationwide availability.

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