HealthSource review
Updated
NAD+ injection from $279 per four weeks; nasal spray $179
The storefront publishes an injection starting price and a separate nasal rate. Both bill every four weeks, which produces 13 charges per 52 weeks rather than 12 calendar-month payments.
From $279/4 weeks
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Key details
- Advertised price
- Injection from $279 every four weeks; nasal spray $179 every four weeks
- Billing details
- Injection starts at $279 per four-week cycle; spray is $179 per four-week cycle
- Pharmacy
- The site describes a US 503A partner pharmacy but does not name the NAD+ dispensing facility on the product pages reviewed. Request the actual pharmacy name and its license for your state before purchasing.
- Availability
- The product pages reviewed do not provide a complete NAD+-specific state list. Confirm service and pharmacy eligibility for your location; a national-looking storefront is not proof of all-state availability.
- Comparison
- Listed on our NAD+ provider index.
Our verdict
HealthSource offers both NAD+ injections and a needle-free nasal spray, with ongoing doctor messaging advertised on the product pages. The storefront lists the injection from $279 every four weeks and the spray at $179 on the same cycle. That makes the nasal route cheaper, but the longer sales explanation does not establish that it produces the promised energy or cognitive benefits. The key buying detail is the four-week billing interval, followed by the injection’s capacity choices and the cancellation cutoff. The public refund policy makes current-cycle charges and pharmacy orders difficult to unwind; confirm the selected capacity and actual renewal date before paying.
NAD+ evidence
The injection and spray pages make broad energy, cognitive and anti-aging claims and refer generally to studies. The reviewed sales text does not establish a controlled human outcome trial for the sold formulation. The spray’s fast-absorption language should not be treated as demonstrated clinical benefit.
Pricing and fees
- Advertised price
- Injection from $279 every four weeks; nasal spray $179 every four weeks
- Payment terms
- Injection starts at $279 per four-week cycle; spray is $179 per four-week cycle
- Pricing details
- Every-four-week billing means 13 charges per 52 weeks. At the published entry rates that is $3,627 for injection or $2,327 for spray before any additional costs, not 12 monthly charges.
Additional fees
- The injection offers 1,000 mg and 2,000 mg capacity choices; confirm the selected capacity’s actual charge and prescribed supply.
- Next-day delivery is offered, but the product text does not publish its price. Standard shipping cost and any separate clinical fee need confirmation.
- The product page mentions an auto-refund if monthly reassessment is not completed, while the refund policy says processed current-cycle charges are nonrefundable. Ask which rule applies.
Prices are from HealthSource's own website and can change without notice.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- A shopper who wants to compare prescription injection and nasal options with public starting prices.
- Someone comfortable with a four-week subscription who has budgeted for 13 billing cycles over 52 weeks.
- A patient who values the advertised ongoing doctor messaging and is willing to confirm the dispensing pharmacy and product-specific instructions before treatment.
Consider another option if
- Someone who assumes a bottle described as lasting up to two months means billing occurs only every two months.
- A shopper who needs a straightforward guaranteed refund after the monthly charge or pharmacy order is processed.
- You want a named pharmacy and a final shipping charge confirmed before committing to recurring treatment.
What’s included
- Consultation
- The page describes an online medical questionnaire followed by clinician review and a virtual consultation. Confirm whether the consultation is included in the selected product charge.
- Lab testing
- A mandatory NAD+ lab panel and testing price are not published on the pages reviewed. Ask the clinician if testing is needed in your circumstances.
- Follow-up care
- Unlimited messaging with the doctor is advertised for side effects and medication questions. A monthly reassessment is mentioned, but ask how it affects recurring charges and refills.
- Clinical support
- The site publishes support email and a telephone number. The sales description promises ongoing support; clarify how to reach the prescribing team rather than only general customer service.
- Supplies
- The general care description says medication and supplies are delivered. Confirm the exact supplies for the injection and the instructions for your selected capacity.
- Shipping
- The product description says delivery follows pharmacy preparation, generally in three to five business days, and offers next-day delivery. Ask for the actual shipping charge and pharmacy contact rather than assuming an upgrade is included.
Limitations and policy details
The billing schedule is clearer than the supply schedule. A nasal bottle is described as lasting up to two months, while the price recurs every four weeks; the injection adds capacity choices. Resolve quantity, refill timing and the conflicting reassessment/refund language before agreeing to automatic charges.
Other considerations
- Four-week billing produces 13 charges per 52 weeks.
- Injection capacity and supply need to be matched to the selected charge.
- The refund policy restricts refunds after processing and current-cycle charges.
- The actual NAD+ dispensing pharmacy and state eligibility need confirmation.
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