Levers Health review
Updated
One-month NAD+ at $197; longer plans need a closer look
The product page publishes $197 billed monthly and a $247 one-time purchase. Lower monthly figures belong to longer supply choices, and the two-month rate differs between the navigation and product selector.
$197/mo; $247 once
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Key details
- Advertised price
- $129/month on the six-month choice; $197 for one month
- Billing details
- $197 billed monthly for the one-month subscription; $247 for a one-time purchase
- Pharmacy
- The seller describes state-licensed US pharmacies and 503A fulfillment. The product and policy pages reviewed do not identify a specific NAD+ dispensing pharmacy; request the name for your fill.
- Availability
- The shipping policy lists 41 served states. Confirm your exact state on that list before paying; this is not an all-50-states offer.
- Comparison
- Listed on our NAD+ provider index.
Our verdict
Levers Health is worth considering if you want a published one-month NAD+ injection price and the option to buy once instead of subscribing. The $197 monthly plan is easier to interpret than the lowest advertised $129 figure, which is attached to a six-month choice. Shipping, supplies and provider support are included in the monthly product description. The main reservation is the longer-plan presentation: the page lists multiple supply lengths but the visible billing explanation describes the selected monthly plan, so confirm the total charge and shipment schedule before choosing a discount. Its shipping policy also gives useful NAD+-specific beyond-use information rather than promising that every vial lasts indefinitely.
NAD+ evidence
Levers markets improved energy, recovery and mental clarity and presents customer testimonials. Those accounts are not a controlled test of the prescribed injection. Its own disclaimer says compounded medicines are not FDA-reviewed or approved. Compare the route’s evidence separately from the quantity and price.
Pricing and fees
- Advertised price
- $129/month on the six-month choice; $197 for one month
- Payment terms
- $197 billed monthly for the one-month subscription; $247 for a one-time purchase
- Pricing details
- The lowest monthly rate requires a longer supply choice. Confirm its upfront charge and cadence; the two-month choice is $164 on the product page but $163 in the navigation.
Additional fees
- The monthly description includes shipping and supplies. A separate lab fee or testing requirement is not explained for this NAD+ purchase.
- The policy allows a cancellation/refund request before pharmacy processing; compounded orders already placed with the pharmacy are not returnable.
Prices are from Levers Health's own website and can change without notice.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- Someone comparing a $197 monthly subscription with a $247 one-time purchase and willing to confirm which option the order uses.
- A shopper who values included shipping, injection supplies and access to the provider rather than a medication-only quote.
- A patient in one of the states on Levers’ published service list who is comfortable with prescribed home injections and pharmacy-specific storage instructions.
Consider another option if
- Someone expecting the $129 six-month headline to be the price of a single month without checking the term.
- A shopper who needs a guaranteed refund after the pharmacy receives an order, or enough vial life to keep a shipment for several months.
- You need a guaranteed longer beyond-use period before accepting a multi-month shipment.
What’s included
- Consultation
- An independent licensed provider must evaluate and approve the request before payment completes. Confirm whether any separate clinical charge applies to the selected option.
- Lab testing
- The NAD+ product page does not publish a required blood-test panel or a separate testing price. Ask the prescriber if your history changes that.
- Follow-up care
- Unlimited provider support is advertised. The monthly option can be canceled or rescheduled; confirm how a longer supply choice renews before paying.
- Clinical support
- The company provides phone/text and email contact and advertises provider support. A booked introductory call is also offered.
- Supplies
- All supplies are included in the monthly shipment description. The current page advertises a monthly medication amount, but the prescribed amount remains the clinician’s decision.
- Shipping
- Shipping is free. The policy allows three to seven business days of pharmacy processing before overnight shipment, so overnight refers to transit rather than the entire order. The policy says NAD+ has a 45-day beyond-use period from compounding and does not guarantee more than 28 days on arrival.
Limitations and policy details
The lower-rate plans require clarification before they are truly comparable: the two-month rate changes between parts of the page, and the policy does not guarantee more than 28 days of remaining NAD+ vial life on arrival. Ask how the chosen supply is split into shipments and what happens to prepaid treatment if you stop.
Other considerations
- The $129 figure belongs to the six-month choice, not a one-month purchase.
- The two-month price differs by one dollar between the navigation and product page.
- Compounded orders become nonreturnable once placed with the pharmacy.
- The dispensing pharmacy for your NAD+ fill needs confirmation.
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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.