TeleClinic review
Updated
$99 monthly intro rate, with renewal and consultation details to check
The product page advertises $99 monthly and $250 for the first three months, while saying intro pricing is locked for the life of membership. The refund policy nevertheless allows a separate state-required consultation fee.
$99/mo intro
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Key details
- Advertised price
- $99 monthly introductory price; $250 for the first three months
- Billing details
- $99 billed monthly on the entry plan; $250 total for the first three months on the longer offer
- Pharmacy
- The product page identifies Rush Pharmacy. The pharmacy-partner page describes it as a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy and claims PCAB accreditation. Those are seller disclosures; confirm the facility and state license for your prescription.
- Availability
- The product advertises availability in 47 states without listing every exception on that page. Confirm your location before intake, especially if the required consultation changes fees or timing.
- Comparison
- Listed on our NAD+ provider index.
Our verdict
TeleClinic offers a low advertised entry price for NAD+ injections: $99 for one month or $250 for the first three months. The page says the price includes consultation, medication, shipping and support and names Rush Pharmacy as the compounder. It also promises the introductory rate is locked for the life of membership. The main reason to slow down before enrolling is consistency across the policies. The refund page permits a separate consultation fee if required by the patient’s state, which needs reconciling with the all-inclusive headline. The longer offer is labeled “first three months,” so have the actual next charge and cancellation terms confirmed in writing.
NAD+ evidence
TeleClinic advertises improved energy, mental clarity and athletic recovery. The product page does not establish controlled human evidence for those outcomes from its injection. Its disclaimer says compounded medications are not FDA-approved; a named pharmacy does not establish a clinical benefit.
Pricing and fees
- Advertised price
- $99 monthly introductory price; $250 for the first three months
- Payment terms
- $99 billed monthly on the entry plan; $250 total for the first three months on the longer offer
- Pricing details
- The page says intro pricing is locked for the life of membership but labels the longer total for the first three months. Confirm the next charge, rate-lock conditions and any state-required consultation fee.
Additional fees
- The product says consultation, medication, shipping and ongoing support are included. The refund policy separately permits a state-required physician consultation charge that becomes nonrefundable after review.
- The public page strikes through $129 monthly and $319 quarterly; do not assume those are the actual renewal figures without confirmation.
Prices are from TeleClinic's own website and can change without notice.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- A shopper who wants a named dispensing pharmacy and a published $99 monthly entry option.
- Someone willing to confirm whether the promised lifetime introductory rate applies to the chosen plan and remains in force after a pause or restart.
- A person in an eligible state who is comfortable with questionnaire-based physician review and can confirm any state-specific consultation requirement.
Consider another option if
- Someone assuming the crossed-out $129 is definitely a future renewal charge despite the product’s rate-lock language.
- A shopper who needs a refund for an unused portion of any ordinary subscription month, or who does not want to resolve potential consultation fees before enrollment.
- You want every consultation charge settled on the product page rather than reconciling a state-specific policy exception.
What’s included
- Consultation
- A licensed physician reviews the questionnaire and determines eligibility. The product includes the consultation in its price description, but the refund policy allows a separate state-required consultation fee.
- Lab testing
- A required NAD+-specific laboratory panel or separate lab price is not stated on the product page. Confirm whether testing is necessary for your health history.
- Follow-up care
- Ongoing clinical support is advertised, with cancellation or pausing available. Ask what happens to the rate lock if you interrupt membership and later return.
- Clinical support
- Support email and phone contact are published. Ask how medication questions reach the prescribing physician and how urgent symptoms are escalated.
- Supplies
- The page says the price includes medication, consultation, shipping and support, but does not itemize the complete home-injection kit. Confirm the included supplies and teaching before the first shipment.
- Shipping
- Free discreet shipping is advertised from the named compounding pharmacy. The page gives a 24–48-hour physician-review estimate, which is not a delivery guarantee. The refund policy asks for damage or wrong-item reports within 48 hours of receipt.
Limitations and policy details
The lowest price is attractive, but the all-inclusive wording and the consultation-fee exception need reconciling. The longer offer also combines “first three months” wording with a lifetime rate-lock promise. A clear written quote should explain both before a shopper relies on either as a permanent recurring cost.
Other considerations
- Potential separate state-required consultation fee appears in the refund policy.
- The next charge after the first three months and rate-lock conditions need confirmation.
- Ordinary partial-month cancellation is not generally prorated.
- The full home-injection supplies and eligible-state exceptions need confirmation.
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