Brello Health review
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$297 today, then every 11 weeks for injectable NAD+
The advertised $99 monthly rate divides a $297 charge by three. The actual renewal arrives every 11 weeks, sooner than a calendar quarter.
$297 / 11 weeks
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Key details
- Advertised price
- $99 per month special
- Billing details
- $297 paid today, then $297 every 11 weeks; no separate one-month purchase is shown on the reviewed product page.
- Pharmacy
- Brello’s terms identify AP Max, Inc. d/b/a Southend Pharmacy as a prescription-fulfillment service, while the homepage describes a US 503A pharmacy partner. That is a named relationship, not confirmation of the facility assigned to your NAD+ order. Obtain the dispensing pharmacy’s identity and product-specific storage instructions before accepting a shipment.
- Availability
- Brello directs customers to a changing shipping-status map on its homepage. The reviewed NAD+ page does not provide a complete text list of eligible states. Confirm that the particular NAD+ prescription and dispensing pharmacy can serve your address before paying.
- Comparison
- Listed on our NAD+ provider index.
Our verdict
Brello sells prescribed NAD+ injections with supplies, shipping and provider review in a $297 plan. Its $99-per-month headline needs a billing-calendar check: the product says $297 today and every 11 weeks afterward. You pay before completing the medical intake, with a full refund if the provider declines treatment; cancellation after a prescription is issued has a short deadline and a fee.
NAD+ evidence
Brello’s page cites NAD biology and research on aging, including precursor research and animal work. Those sources do not establish that its injected formulation improves energy, cognition or longevity in healthy adults. Evidence about oral NR or NMN cannot be treated as a trial of this injection. Brello discloses that compounded medication is not FDA-approved.
Pricing and fees
- Advertised price
- $99 per month special
- Payment terms
- $297 paid today, then $297 every 11 weeks; no separate one-month purchase is shown on the reviewed product page.
- Pricing details
- The three-month label is paired with an 11-week renewal. The $99 figure is a three-way division of the charge, not a monthly billing option.
Additional fees
- The plan includes NAD+ if approved, syringes with needles, injection instructions, provider review and shipping.
- Before the health review, or if the provider declines treatment without issuing a prescription, the refund policy promises a full refund.
- After a prescription is issued, request cancellation by email within 24 hours of the review-completion notification for a refund less a $50 professional service fee. Once dispensed, medication is nonrefundable.
Prices are from Brello Health's own website and can change without notice.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- A buyer comfortable paying $297 upfront and budgeting for renewals every 11 weeks.
- Someone who values included injection supplies, shipping and access to ongoing provider support.
- A person willing to confirm state eligibility, the prescribed quantity and pharmacy before medication is dispensed.
Consider another option if
- Someone seeking a single calendar month of treatment with no recurring commitment.
- A buyer who needs to compare cost per milligram before sharing medical information.
- Someone relying on a general cancel-anytime statement to recover payment after the pharmacy dispenses medication.
What’s included
- Consultation
- A healthcare provider reviews your medical intake after checkout. The purchase does not guarantee approval; a declined application without a prescription receives a full refund.
- Lab testing
- A routine NAD+-specific blood panel and any related testing charge are not stated on the reviewed product page. Ask whether your history requires additional testing.
- Follow-up care
- The package includes provider support and the Brello app. The product says cancel anytime, but the next charge follows an 11-week schedule. A specific advance cancellation deadline is not given on the reviewed product page.
- Clinical support
- The package lists ongoing support, a private community and virtual fitness and nutrition classes. Those services do not establish an emergency clinical response time.
- Supplies
- Syringes with needles and injection instructions are explicitly included. The public product page does not give a fixed vial volume, concentration or total milligrams; it says dosing and supply vary with the provider’s decision.
- Shipping
- Shipping is included. The product estimates dispatch within 3–5 business days after approval in states without shipping delays. For a possible shipment problem, the refund policy asks for a report within 48 hours of delivery and preservation of the medication and packaging.
Limitations and policy details
The useful price is $297 per charge, with the next charge after 11 weeks. Calling that a three-month plan can make the yearly budget look smaller than it is. The purchase-before-intake sequence adds another practical limit: after a prescription, the refund window is only 24 hours and a $50 fee applies; dispensing ends general refund eligibility.
Other considerations
- The $99 headline requires a $297 upfront payment and renewal every 11 weeks.
- The public product page does not publish a fixed concentration, vial volume or total supplied milligrams.
- Paying before intake makes the approval and refund stages especially important.
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Medical disclaimer: This content is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.