data_asset · 19 providers · citable
The NAD+ Price Index
There is no list price for NAD+. It is a compounded product sold cash-pay, so every provider sets its own number and prints it in whatever form flatters it most — a floor dressed as a rate, a promotional month dressed as a price, a figure that appears only after an intake form. This page records what each of the 19 providers on our index actually publishes, word for word, with the qualifier still attached.
Nothing here is normalised into a tidy per-month number, because normalising is where the lie enters. “From $199” and “$199 flat” are different promises, and a table that turns both into 199 has destroyed the only fact worth reporting.
6 of 19
publish a flat price
A single figure you pay every month, with no membership stacked underneath and no 'starting at' in front of it.
12
publish a conditional one
A floor, a promotional first month, a longest-plan rate, or a medication price with a separate membership beside it.
1
publish no readable price
Either nothing is printed, or the storefront cannot be read at all — which for a buyer is the same outcome.
2.7×
spread, cheapest to dearest
Across the 6 rows publishing a confirmable monthly figure, RxSpan MD to CoreAge Rx — for a compounded form of the same molecule.
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Every figure below was read on the provider’s own public storefront in a browser that runs JavaScript, not fetched, not taken from a cached blog post, and not inferred from a competitor’s comparison page. That distinction is not pedantry: a pass done with plain fetches had five rows wrong, including two providers described as publishing no price who in fact publish one on their own homepage.
Where a provider prints a qualifier, the qualifier is part of the price and travels with it. Where nothing is published, the row says so literally rather than borrowing a number from somewhere else. And where a storefront refuses automated access altogether, the row reports that too — a price-transparency index that quietly reprints a stale figure as though it were current has failed at the one job it has.
Reuse it. The index is free to cite with a link back to this page. If you are checking our arithmetic: 15 of 19 providers include a clinician consult in the advertised price, 1 require lab work before they will prescribe, and 11 disclose anything at all about the compounding pharmacy behind the vial.
the_index · verbatim
Ordered as our board orders it — affiliate partners first, then everyone else, a rule stated in full on our disclosure. That ordering is disclosed rather than disguised as a merit ranking, and it is not a price order: read the strings, not the positions.
CoreAge Rx
flatFrom $93 / month (injection or nasal spray)
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy 503a
RxSpan MD
flatNAD+ injection $249 / month; nasal spray $249; flex-dose tablet $199
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy network
Willow
flatNAD+ injection $199 / month
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
Telos Rx
floor / conditionalNAD+ nasal spray: $249 / month list, advertised "as low as $116 / month" on the longest plan
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
MadeMed
floor / conditionalNAD+ injectable from $199 / month; NAD+ nasal spray from $269 / month
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
Care Bare Rx
floor / conditionalNAD+ therapy from $199 / month (homepage figure; no price on the NAD+ product page)
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy network
Try Ageless
floor / conditionalNAD+ listed at $249 / month; advertised at $199 with an introductory code
Consult included · labs optional · pharmacy unspecified
AgelessRx
floor / conditionalInjection $79 first month on a 3-month plan billed in full, then $149/month; nasal spray $125/month ($140 one-time); patches from $150/kit
Consult included · labs optional · pharmacy network
Obu Health
flat$219 / month for the injection, as a single flat variant
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy network
Breeze Meds
floor / conditionalInjection from $169 / month; nasal spray from $210 / month
Consult not included · labs no · pharmacy network
Maves
floor / conditional$149 first month, then $169 / month on a 3-month plan ($159 then $179 monthly)
Consult included · labs optional · pharmacy network
Invigor Medical
floor / conditionalStarting at $340 / month (includes doctor consult and supplies)
Consult included · labs optional · pharmacy network
Hone Health
floor / conditional$165 / month medication + membership ($25 or $155/mo); $65 initial biomarker panel
Consult included · labs yes · pharmacy network
Yucca Health
floor / conditional$158 / month on a 3-month plan — printed inside an image, not as text
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
Inner Balance
floor / conditionalFrom $183 / month for a sublingual tablet; the real plan price sits behind an intake form
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy 503a
Taurus Meds
floor / conditional$179 / month standing, $79 first month — plus a $17.99 membership fee disclosed only in the terms
Consult included · labs no · pharmacy network
Drip Hydration
no published priceNot re-verified: the provider's site blocks automated access. A June 2026 check recorded roughly $799–$999 per IV session.
Consult not included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
Tru Niagen
flat$49.00 for a 30-day supply of 300 mg ($44.10 on subscription); $1.22–$1.63 per capsule by supply length
Consult not included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
Thorne NiaCel 400
flat$74 for 60 capsules on Thorne's own site
Consult not included · labs no · pharmacy unspecified
what_the_spread_does_not_mean
A price index invites one bad inference, so it is worth blocking directly: paying more here does not buy better evidence. The prescription rows at the top of this list sell compounded injectable and intranasal NAD+ — the two routes with no rigorous human trial behind them at all, not an outcome study and not even a published pharmacokinetic one. The cheapest rows on the index are oral NR capsules, which are the most-studied products in the entire category, with randomised trials showing they raise blood NAD+.
So this index ranks on price transparency, and price transparency alone. It is a measurement of how honestly a company prints a number, not a verdict on whether the thing in the vial works. We keep those two judgements apart deliberately, and the evidence side is set out in our NAD+ injections evidence review and NAD+ therapy evidence pillar.
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The rows we are paid by
Named rather than implied: these are the providers on the index above that pay us a commission. Their prices are printed the same way as everyone else's, and wherever one of them costs more than an option we earn nothing on, the table above says so.
- CoreAge RxFrom $93/mo$93/month is the lowest standing NAD+ price on this index — no separate membership, lab, or hidden fees
- RxSpan MDPhysician-led NAD+ & longevity telehealth
- Try AgelessCompounded NAD+ (injection + troche) & longevity
- Telos RxIntranasal NAD+ & recovery peptides
- MadeMedLegitScript-verified NAD+ injection & nasal spray
- Care Bare RxNAD+ alongside hair, TRT & sexual health on one platform
- WillowNAD+ injection alongside a compounded GLP-1 line
We earn a commission if you start care through these links, at no extra cost to you. Read the full disclosure.
Prices in this category move, and a cash-pay compounded market moves faster than most. Every figure here is what the provider published when we last read its storefront in a rendered browser; treat it as a dated observation, not a quote, and confirm the number on the provider’s own site before you pay. Nothing on this page is medical advice, and no price on it is evidence that a product works.