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MyDrHank review

By Marcus HaleLongevity Research Editor
Updated

NAD+ starts at $137; the full plan quote is not on the landing page

The advertised figure is qualified by the prescribed protocol and dose. The current page does not establish each route’s payment total, renewal amount or minimum term.

Starting at $137/mo

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Key details

Advertised price
Starting at $137/month, with final pricing depending on the prescribed protocol and dose.
Billing details
The current public landing page does not display complete route-by-term payment totals or an unqualified month-to-month rate. Request the complete written quote.
Pharmacy
The landing page describes a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. Current terms say the pharmacy-partner list is available on request, without naming the actual NAD+ dispensing pharmacy. Ask for the assigned facility before the prescription is processed.
Availability
The NAD+ landing page says select U.S. states. Confirm eligibility for your state during intake; a general program or affiliate restriction list is not a substitute for NAD+-specific eligibility.
Comparison
Listed on our NAD+ provider index.

Our verdict

MyDrHank advertises physician-prescribed NAD+ as a nasal spray or injection, starting at $137/month. The page qualifies that figure by the protocol and dose prescribed, so it should not be treated as a flat monthly quote. It describes a free first-order physician consultation as a limited-time offer and free pharmacy shipping in plain packaging. The linked intake opens a health questionnaire introduction, while the public landing page does not display a complete route-by-term price table. Ask for the total due now, the minimum term, renewal amount and cancellation cutoff before committing. The terms say a current pharmacy-partner list is available on request; they do not identify the pharmacy for an individual NAD+ prescription.

NAD+ evidence

Compounded NAD+ is not an FDA-approved product, and the route sold here has no randomized human trial behind it: there is no published study showing that subcutaneous or intranasal NAD+ raises blood NAD+ in people, let alone that it improves energy, focus or any aging endpoint. What the clinical literature actually supports is the oral precursor NR, which does raise blood NAD+ in controlled trials — a different molecule by a different route. MyDrHank's own marketing illustrates the gap neatly. Its NAD+ nasal spray page carries a mechanism section headed by a "6x increase in whole blood NAD+ after 12 weeks of supplementation" statistic, and the citation printed under it is Igarashi et al., npj Aging 2022 — a randomized, placebo-controlled trial of ORAL nicotinamide mononucleotide in healthy older men. That is a real trial, and it is evidence for swallowing NMN capsules. It is not evidence that spraying NAD+ into a nostril reaches the bloodstream, and no study cited on the page is. To its credit, the same product page's small print concedes the point directly: "Clinical evidence for nasal and injectable NAD+ delivery is limited."

Pricing and fees

Advertised price
Starting at $137/month, with final pricing depending on the prescribed protocol and dose.
Payment terms
The current public landing page does not display complete route-by-term payment totals or an unqualified month-to-month rate. Request the complete written quote.
Pricing details
The starting figure does not establish the route, quantity, amount due now, minimum term or renewal charge. Older detailed plan figures were not reverified on the current public pages.

Additional fees

  • Free physician consultation with the first order is advertised as limited time
  • Pharmacy shipping is advertised as free in plain packaging
  • Cash-pay service; MyDrHank does not bill insurance
  • Confirm cancellation, refund stages and any testing costs before payment

Prices are from MyDrHank's own website and can change without notice.

Who it may suit

May suit you if

  • You want a clinician to discuss nasal and injection options
  • You are comfortable obtaining a written personalized quote before paying
  • You prefer included pharmacy shipping and a stated first-order consultation offer

Consider another option if

  • You need every route and term priced on the public landing page
  • You need a guaranteed flat price independent of protocol or dose
  • You need a published NAD+-specific state list and refund deadline

What’s included

Consultation
A first-order physician consultation is advertised as free for a limited time. A licensed clinician decides eligibility and the prescribed protocol.
Lab testing
The current read pages do not establish a universal NAD+-specific testing requirement. Confirm any requested testing and its cost with the clinician.
Follow-up care
Not itemized on the NAD+ page. The clinician sets the protocol and the format at intake; no follow-up schedule or dose-adjustment policy is published.
Clinical support
The current public offer does not itemize a dedicated nurse, coaching service or clinical response time.
Supplies
The injection supplies and exact quantities are not itemized in the current public offer.
Shipping
Free, "shipped free from a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy in plain packaging."

Limitations and policy details

The $137 starting figure is the only public NAD+ price on the current landing page. It does not tell you the amount due now, which route and supply it buys, whether a longer term is required or the next charge. The linked terms also do not establish a specific NAD+ cancellation deadline or refund stage. Obtain those details in writing rather than treating “cancel anytime” as a refund promise.

Other considerations

  • The $137 figure is a qualified starting price, not a complete route-by-term quote
  • Final pricing depends on the prescribed protocol and dose
  • The actual dispensing pharmacy must be requested or confirmed for the order
  • Availability is described as select states without a NAD+-specific state list
  • The public read pages do not establish the renewal amount, minimum term or refund deadline

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Every figure on this page comes from MyDrHank’s own site, and prices change without notice. Compare it against the rest of the field on our NAD+ provider index, or read every provider review.

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.