Nova (TryNova) review
Updated
A $152 start, followed by conflicting refill and FAQ prices
The hero separates $50 monthly care from medication refills, while the FAQ describes a different medication price ladder.
$152 to start
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Key details
- Advertised price
- $152 to start: a $102 initial supply plus the first $50 month of Nova Care. A separate FIRST29 promotion advertises the first care month for $29; this is not the default price.
- Billing details
- No single ongoing total can be confirmed from this page. The hero says $50/month care plus $102 refills about every three weeks at a full dose. The FAQ instead lists medication at $105 monthly, $255/three months, $390/six months or $540/twelve months, separate from care.
- Pharmacy
- The product describes licensed US pharmacies. Its public pharmacy-partner page recruits 503A and 503B suppliers and describes screening standards, but does not name the facility that will dispense NAD+. A recruitment standard is not verification of a particular prescription supplier.
- Availability
- The current product footer says 49 states, with California coming soon. Confirm your physical location and product eligibility when seeking care.
- Comparison
- Listed on our NAD+ provider index.
Our verdict
Nova now advertises $152 to start injectable NAD+: $102 for a first supply estimated at about seven weeks at starting doses, plus the first $50 month of Nova Care. That is a clearer initial breakdown than a single low monthly headline, but it does not settle the ongoing budget. The hero estimates $102 refills about every three weeks at a full dose, while the same page FAQ presents different monthly and prepaid medication prices. Ask for one written schedule that reconciles those offers before subscribing.
NAD+ evidence
A clinician review does not establish that NAD+ treatment improves energy, focus or longevity. Human trials of oral NR and NMN precursors are different interventions and cannot establish benefits for injected or nasal NAD+. The intended goal, uncertainty and follow-up plan should be discussed before paying.
Pricing and fees
- Advertised price
- $152 to start: a $102 initial supply plus the first $50 month of Nova Care. A separate FIRST29 promotion advertises the first care month for $29; this is not the default price.
- Payment terms
- No single ongoing total can be confirmed from this page. The hero says $50/month care plus $102 refills about every three weeks at a full dose. The FAQ instead lists medication at $105 monthly, $255/three months, $390/six months or $540/twelve months, separate from care.
- Pricing details
- The FAQ also calls the twelve-month option $144/month all-in, which does not follow from its own $540/12 medication figure plus $50 care. Neither the older $204 total nor the FAQ arithmetic should be treated as a current confirmed quote.
Additional fees
- Medication supply duration depends on the prescribed regimen; it is not the same as the care billing interval.
- Terms require cancellation at least two days before renewal through the account or support.
- Care fees are generally nonrefundable after clinical review, even if no prescription is issued. Medication charges have separate refund rules.
Prices are from Nova (TryNova)'s own website and can change without notice.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- You want the clinical membership separated from medication costs
- You want an explicitly stated state-coverage exception
- You are willing to confirm refill duration and billing before choosing a plan
Consider another option if
- You want one unambiguous ongoing monthly total
- You need the actual dispensing pharmacy named in advance
- You live in California, which the current site says is not yet served
What’s included
- Consultation
- Consultations are part of the $50 monthly Nova Care membership.
- Lab testing
- A NAD+-specific lab requirement and price are not established on the product page.
- Follow-up care
- The membership includes monitoring and treatment adjustments.
- Clinical support
- The page advertises 24/7 provider messaging; ask how urgent concerns are handled.
- Supplies
- The public product does not itemize syringe counts or vial concentration and volume.
- Shipping
- Free shipping is advertised. Confirm timing after clinician review and pharmacy preparation.
Limitations and policy details
Get a charge calendar that names care renewals and medication refills separately. Ask whether the prescribed supply and selected promotion match the hero or the FAQ, and what happens if the clinician changes the dose. The refund policy allows medication cancellation before compounding begins, while care fees usually become nonrefundable after review. Wrong or damaged shipments should be reported within seven days. If a future cycle becomes clinically inappropriate before compounding or shipment, its medication cost can be refunded; that does not promise a refund of every membership charge.
Other considerations
- Conflicting refill and FAQ prices
- Care fees may remain payable after a declined prescription
- No named NAD+ pharmacy
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Every figure on this page comes from Nova (TryNova)’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.