provider_review · verified 2026-08-04
EdgeRx review
Men's-only, with a named advisor and a 503A claim — but no standalone NAD+ price exists
"Energy, Longevity & Cognition" bundles NAD+ with glutathione from $99/mo; nothing on the site says what NAD+ alone would cost, and the site is explicitly not for women.
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at_a_glance
- price
- "Energy, Longevity & Cognition" tier (NAD+ + glutathione): from $99/month. Sermorelin is priced separately from $199/month, and GHK-Cu is $199/month flat under different tiers.
- what you pay
- $99/month is the entry price for the bundled tier; no figure isolates the cost of NAD+ alone.
- pharmacy
- EdgeRx's own FAQ states: "All are compounded by a 503A pharmacy, where your prescription is made specifically for you, with one exception: MICC is prepared by an FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facility." That claim is published on a page EdgeRx controls, though the facility itself is not named on it.
- states
- 46 states, excluding Arkansas, Indiana, Minnesota, and South Carolina — stated on EdgeRx's own FAQ.
- on our index
- Ranked #24 of 25 on our NAD+ provider index.
verdict
The short version
EdgeRx is explicit about who it serves — "PRESCRIPTION PROTOCOLS FOR MEN" — and within that limit, it discloses more than most unmonetized providers on this board: a named Chief Medical Advisor, a 503A compounding claim published on its own FAQ, and a real tier price. NAD+ sits inside the "Energy, Longevity & Cognition" tier, bundled with glutathione, from $99/month — but that bundle price is the only figure published, and there is no way to learn what NAD+ alone would cost. The physician review described in the FAQ appears to be included at no extra charge, which is more than several providers here manage. But half this site's readers are excluded by design, and the named advisor, Dr. John Starke, does not personally prescribe. We are not paid by EdgeRx.
evidence
What the evidence for this route shows
EdgeRx does not state the delivery route for its NAD+ line, so no route-specific claim can be checked against the page. The tier name — "Energy, Longevity & Cognition" — is the most direct cognition-adjacent framing of NAD+ we found among the unmonetized providers on this board, and no completed human trial supports a cognitive benefit for NAD+ by any route. See our evidence review.
pricing
What it actually costs
- advertised
- "Energy, Longevity & Cognition" tier (NAD+ + glutathione): from $99/month. Sermorelin is priced separately from $199/month, and GHK-Cu is $199/month flat under different tiers.
- you pay
- $99/month is the entry price for the bundled tier; no figure isolates the cost of NAD+ alone.
- the catch
- Not a disguised prepay — the $99 appears to be a real month-to-month floor — but it is a category price covering NAD+ and glutathione together, and the copy does not flag that it is not a single-product price the way a reader skimming "NAD+ from $99/mo" might assume.
Other money you will meet
- None disclosed beyond the tier price and the separate, pricier tiers for sermorelin and GHK-Cu.
source :: read at edgerx.org on 2026-08-04, in a browser that runs JavaScript.
fit
Who this is and is not for
Buy it if
- You are male, which the site requires by its own positioning
- You want NAD+ bundled with glutathione under one tier rather than purchased separately
- You want a physician review included with no separate consultation fee disclosed
Look elsewhere if
- You are not male — EdgeRx states plainly it is not for you
- You want a standalone NAD+ price — none is published; $99/mo buys NAD+ with glutathione together
- You live in Arkansas, Indiana, Minnesota, or South Carolina — all four are excluded
- You want your prescriber named individually rather than an unnamed pool behind a named advisor
included
What is inside the price
- consult
- Included, with no separate fee disclosed — EdgeRx's FAQ states "A board-certified US physician reviews your history and, if a protocol is appropriate, prescribes it."
- labs
- Not addressed on the pages we checked.
- follow-ups
- Not addressed on the pages we checked.
- human support
- A named Chief Medical Advisor, Dr. John Starke, MD (ABEM board-certified), oversees the program but does not personally prescribe; the prescribing pool is unnamed board-certified physicians.
- supplies
- Not itemized on the public pages.
- shipping
- Not itemized on the public pages.
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What they would rather you skipped
EdgeRx sells NAD+ inside a tier literally named "Energy, Longevity & Cognition" — the single most direct cognitive claim attached to NAD+ by any provider on this board — and no completed human trial shows NAD+, by any delivery route, improves cognition. Layer on the fact that the site excludes half its potential readers by design, that the named Chief Medical Advisor does not personally prescribe, and that a reader cannot learn what NAD+ alone costs because it is never priced apart from glutathione, and the disclosure quality (a real 503A claim, a named advisor) is doing more work in this review's favor than the actual buying experience deserves.
And the rest
- Explicitly men's-only — excludes roughly half of readers by the site's own design
- No standalone NAD+ price exists; $99/mo bundles it with glutathione
- The named Chief Medical Advisor does not personally prescribe — the actual prescribing pool is unnamed
- Four states are excluded outright (Arkansas, Indiana, Minnesota, South Carolina)
- The tier name ("Cognition") is the most direct cognitive claim on this board's NAD+ providers, with no trial behind it
tools
Work out your own number
Every figure on this page was read on EdgeRx’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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