Longevity

NAD+Rx

1000 mg/mL — 1 mL

Starting from $229 $255 10% off

A coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and the processes that help cells function.

Prescription only when clinically appropriate. Eligibility and results vary.

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What is NAD+?

NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is a coenzyme found in cells that participates in energy metabolism and serves as a substrate for enzymes involved in cellular maintenance.

How does NAD+ work?

The Electron Shuttle: NAD+ exists in two states. NAD+ is the active ("empty") form that accepts electrons from broken-down food. Once it captures those electrons, it turns into NADH (the "full" form). NADH delivers those electrons to the mitochondria (the cell's power plants). This triggers a chain reaction that produces ATP, the chemical energy your body uses to move, think, and live.

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Fuel what keeps you going

  • Cellular Energy: Helps mitochondria produce ATP, the primary energy currency of cells.

  • DNA Repair & Longevity: Fuels enzymes like PARPs to fix damaged DNA and sirtuins to regulate cellular stress.

  • Brain Health: Supports high-energy neurons, potentially improving focus, mental clarity, and memory protection.

  • Sleep & Circadian Rhythms: Assists in regulating the body's internal clock to support sleep quality.

How NAD+ works in the body

Cellular
energy

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NAD+ helps cells turn nutrients into usable energy. By cycling between NAD+ and NADH, it carries electrons that help drive ATP production in mitochondria.

DNA repair &
maintenance

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NAD+ is used by enzymes called PARPs and sirtuins. These enzymes help cells respond to DNA damage and coordinate repair and cellular stress responses.

Boosts brain
function

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Supports high-energy neurons, potentially improving focus, mental clarity, and memory protection.

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The Prime Point quality standard

Every medication undergoes rigorous standards.

Before medication reaches a Prime Point patient, it is supported by a layered quality process designed to verify what is inside, protect its purity, and hold every pharmacy partner to a consistently high standard.

Potency tested

We test for potency to ensure every medication contains the correct concentration of active ingredients.

Sterility tested

We ensure our pharmacy partners test for sterility so medications are free of foreign organisms, pathogens, and bacteria.

Endotoxin tested

We test for endotoxicity to confirm medications adhere to established endotoxin safety recommendations.

Independently verified

Every medication is independently third-party tested, and every pharmacy is rigorously vetted before any partnership begins.

Questions we hear every day

How does NAD+ work?

NAD+ is found in every cell of your body and plays an essential role in cellular energy production and maintenance. By cycling between NAD+ and NADH, it carries electrons that help cells turn nutrients into ATP, a primary source of cellular energy. NAD+ also supports enzymes involved in DNA repair and cellular stress responses.

Do real doctors oversee my treatment plan?

Yes. Every Prime Point Health treatment plan is reviewed and guided by licensed, board-certified clinicians. You'll have access to expert care, ongoing monitoring, and the support you need to track your progress.

How can NAD+ be administered?

When prescribed as a subcutaneous injection, NAD+ is administered into the fatty tissue beneath the skin. It can also be administered via a prescribed nasal spray through the nasal lining. Follow the dose, route, and administration instructions provided by your licensed clinician and dispensing pharmacy.

Does Prime Point Health use FDA-regulated pharmacies?

Yes. All medications are sourced through FDA-registered, U.S.-based compounding pharmacies that follow applicable regulatory and safety requirements. FDA registration does not mean compounded medications are FDA-approved.

Why take NAD+?

NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a molecule found in every cell of your body. It helps turn food into energy and supports the normal function of your muscles, brain, and heart. NAD levels can decline with age, and healthy daily choices remain an important part of supporting cellular health.

Does NAD+ require insurance?

No. Insurance is not required for NAD+. Prime Point Health accepts credit cards and offers pay-over-time plans for added flexibility.