provider_review · verified 2026-08-04
CeliaRx review
The only provider here that prices NAD+ per fill instead of per month
$399 buys one injectable fill, published on the product page with no ladder and no gate — but there is no monthly rate to put next to anyone else's, and a separate $55 consultation is billed on top.
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at_a_glance
- price
- "NAD+" injectable listed at $399, a one-time per-fill price, with a separate "Celia Onboarding Consultation" at $55.
- what you pay
- Not applicable — there is no subscription or monthly plan. $399 buys one fill; repeat-order pricing and refill cadence are not published.
- pharmacy
- Described only as "a long-established, full-service pharmacy operating since 1991" and stated to be "503A fulfilled" — a claim published on CeliaRx's own site, though the facility itself is not named.
- states
- Described as licensed to serve patients in all 49 U.S. states, with specific exclusions confirmed only at intake.
- on our index
- Ranked #22 of 25 on our NAD+ provider index.
verdict
The short version
CeliaRx is an à-la-carte peptide shop — eight categories, no subscription — and NAD+ injectable is priced at $399 per fill, a real number visible with no intake quiz. That is more price transparency than half the compounded providers on this board manage. What it is not is a monthly price: there is no plan, no ladder, and no stated refill cadence, so a reader trying to compare CeliaRx against CoreAge Rx's $93/month or HealthRX's $134/month has no common unit to compare it against. A separate, one-time $55 onboarding consultation is billed apart from the $399, and prescribing is routed through a named third-party telemedicine group, Qualiphy, rather than CeliaRx's own clinical staff. We are not paid by CeliaRx.
evidence
What the evidence for this route shows
CeliaRx sells NAD+ as an injectable, which is the more plausible delivery route than nasal or transdermal, but plausibility is not evidence: there is no published randomized human trial showing that subcutaneous NAD+ raises blood NAD+ or improves energy, focus, or any aging endpoint. What the literature actually supports is the oral precursor NR, a different molecule taken by a different route. See our evidence review.
pricing
What it actually costs
- advertised
- "NAD+" injectable listed at $399, a one-time per-fill price, with a separate "Celia Onboarding Consultation" at $55.
- you pay
- Not applicable — there is no subscription or monthly plan. $399 buys one fill; repeat-order pricing and refill cadence are not published.
- the catch
- Not a pricing trap in the usual sense — the $399 is the real number — but the site never states what a second fill costs or how often you would need one, so the true ongoing cost of using CeliaRx cannot be worked out from the public page.
Other money you will meet
- $55 one-time Celia Onboarding Consultation, billed separately from the $399 product price
- No stated membership or lab fee beyond the consultation
source :: read at celia-rx.com on 2026-08-04, in a browser that runs JavaScript.
fit
Who this is and is not for
Buy it if
- You want a single NAD+ fill without being sold a recurring plan to get it
- You want the price visible on the page before you start an intake
- You are comfortable with prescribing being routed through a third-party telemedicine group rather than the seller's own clinicians
Look elsewhere if
- You want to compare NAD+ providers on a monthly cost basis — there is no monthly figure here
- You want to budget one number: the $399 does not include the separate $55 consultation
- You want a named compounding pharmacy — CeliaRx describes it only as "operating since 1991," not by name
- You plan to refill regularly and want to know that cost in advance — it is not published
included
What is inside the price
- consult
- Billed separately — a $55 one-time "Celia Onboarding Consultation" is charged apart from the $399 product price, not bundled into it.
- labs
- Not addressed on the pages we checked.
- follow-ups
- Not addressed on the pages we checked.
- human support
- Not stated as included.
- supplies
- Not itemized on the public product page.
- shipping
- Not itemized on the public product page.
the_knock
What they would rather you skipped
CeliaRx organizes NAD+ under a category literally named "Brain Health" alongside sermorelin and PT-141 — and no completed human trial shows injectable NAD+ improves cognition, focus, or brain function of any kind. The category label implies a claim the company does not spell out in its own product copy, which is a subtler version of the overreach this site flags on providers that state the claim outright. Layer on the $55 consultation billed separately from the $399 headline, and the routing of every prescription through a third-party telemedicine group rather than CeliaRx's own clinicians, and the picture is a real, transparent price sitting on top of a structure that asks a reader to do more homework than a flat monthly figure would.
And the rest
- No monthly price exists, so it cannot be compared against this board's subscription providers on the same basis
- The $55 consultation is billed separately from the $399 product price, not bundled into it
- Prescribing runs through a named third-party group (Qualiphy), not CeliaRx's own clinical staff
- The "Brain Health" category label implies a cognitive claim the site's own product copy never actually states — and no trial supports it either way
- Refill cadence and repeat-order pricing are not published anywhere we could find
tools
Work out your own number
Every figure on this page was read on CeliaRx’s own site on 2026-08-04 in a browser that runs JavaScript, and prices change without notice. Compare it against the rest of the field on our NAD+ provider index, or read every provider review.
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