TrueMe review
Updated
$129 monthly or $237 for three months, in six listed states
The $79/month figure is the equivalent of a $237 three-month purchase. The flexible monthly plan is $129, and the NAD+ page limits service to Arizona, Texas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Missouri and Wisconsin.
$129/mo; $237 quarterly
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Key details
- Advertised price
- “Month-to-Month $129 per month” or “3 Months $79 per month — Save $150 — $237 today.” The page says pricing includes consultation, medication, shipping, supplies and ongoing provider support.
- Billing details
- $129 paying month to month. The three-month option costs $237 upfront, equivalent to $79 per month. Its saving compared with three $129 monthly payments is $150; confirm the next renewal price and interval before selecting it.
- Pharmacy
- TrueMe says medication is compounded and dispensed by a licensed third-party pharmacy and explicitly states that it is neither a state-licensed pharmacy nor a drug manufacturer. The reviewed NAD+ page does not name the dispensing facility or identify its 503A/503B category. Ask who will fill the prescription rather than treating the platform name as the pharmacy.
- Availability
- The NAD+ page lists Arizona, Texas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Missouri and Wisconsin. This is a product-specific published list and should take precedence over assumptions based on other services. Confirm availability again during intake if you move or order from a different state.
- Comparison
- Listed on our NAD+ provider index.
Our verdict
TrueMe publishes two NAD+ plan choices: $129 month to month, or $237 for three months, advertised as $79 per month. Both prices are visible before an intake, and consultation, medication, shipping, supplies and ongoing provider support are stated as included. The strongest practical limitation is availability: the product page lists only six states. Payment also comes before the medical questionnaire, with a full refund promised if you are not approved. This is worth considering for an eligible buyer who wants a visible price, while confirming the route, prescribed quantity and next renewal before paying.
NAD+ evidence
The public page markets energy, mental clarity and healthy aging, but does not clearly specify the prescribed delivery route in its visible pricing copy. Confirm the format before comparing it with an injectable, nasal or oral product. If treatment is injected or nasal NAD+, rigorous controlled human outcome evidence remains lacking. Evidence for oral nicotinamide riboside concerns a different molecule and should not be transferred to an unspecified NAD+ prescription.
Pricing and fees
- Advertised price
- “Month-to-Month $129 per month” or “3 Months $79 per month — Save $150 — $237 today.” The page says pricing includes consultation, medication, shipping, supplies and ongoing provider support.
- Payment terms
- $129 paying month to month. The three-month option costs $237 upfront, equivalent to $79 per month. Its saving compared with three $129 monthly payments is $150; confirm the next renewal price and interval before selecting it.
- Pricing details
- A monthly equivalent and a monthly payment are different. The advertised $79 requires $237 today. The page also says no intake is required before payment, so buying a plan does not mean a clinician has already determined it is appropriate.
Additional fees
- No separate membership, shipping or supplies fee is listed in the product pricing statement.
- A full refund is promised if a clinician does not approve treatment.
- The page says cancel anytime, but that statement alone does not establish a refund for medication already prescribed or shipped.
Prices are from TrueMe's own website and can change without notice.
Who it may suit
May suit you if
- You live in one of the six states named on the NAD+ page and want to compare a monthly plan with a larger three-month purchase.
- You prefer consultation, medication, supplies, shipping and provider support described within the advertised plan rather than separate line items.
- You understand that payment is taken before the medical intake and are comfortable relying on the published full-refund promise if treatment is declined.
Consider another option if
- You live outside Arizona, Texas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Missouri or Wisconsin; the product page does not establish NAD+ service elsewhere.
- You want to pay $79 each month without committing $237 today. The flexible month-to-month option is $129.
- You need the exact route, concentration and quantity on the public pricing panel, or want clinical approval before any payment is taken.
What’s included
- Consultation
- Consultation is explicitly included. The footer describes TrueMe as a patient-management platform working with independent licensed physician networks, rather than directly providing medical or pharmacy services.
- Lab testing
- A mandatory NAD+-specific blood test and any laboratory charge are not described on the reviewed product page. Confirm whether individual clinical circumstances require testing.
- Follow-up care
- Ongoing provider support is listed inside the plan. The public price panel does not specify scheduled follow-up visits or how quickly a clinician responds.
- Clinical support
- Provider support is advertised as included; general customer-service access should not be confused with a direct prescribing decision.
- Supplies
- Supplies are included in the pricing statement, but the reviewed text does not itemize them or specify the final route and prescribed quantity.
- Shipping
- Shipping is included. The page does not give a guaranteed time from payment to clinical approval and delivery, so confirm timing if planning around travel or an upcoming event.
Limitations and policy details
The low $79 monthly equivalent is useful only if the three-month commitment and the published state restrictions suit you. Payment precedes medical intake, so get the refund process and cancellation deadline clear before buying. The larger unanswered product question is what is actually prescribed: the public pricing copy does not establish route, strength or quantity. Those details determine whether a $237 purchase can be fairly compared with another provider’s vial or spray. Ask for them in writing, along with the next renewal amount, rather than comparing only the large number on the plan card.
Other considerations
- The $79 monthly equivalent requires $237 upfront.
- NAD+ service is publicly listed in six states only.
- Payment comes before medical intake and approval.
- The visible product copy does not establish the final route, concentration or quantity.
- The dispensing pharmacy and detailed renewal terms need 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.