How is the NAD+ and glutathione board ordered?

The 26 partners sort first and are labeled; after that the rubric decides. The rubric reads each seller on NAD+ and glutathione, and here prescriber and intake carries 31%, pharmacy named carries 19% and dosing guidance carries 13%.

Do you earn a commission from the sellers on the NAD+ and glutathione board?

On part of it. 26 sellers are partners on the NAD+ and glutathione board, labeled Partner where they appear; the rest of the links pay us nothing.

Which marks are not recorded on the NAD+ and glutathione board?

Not recorded: state coverage for Lttl, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Oak, dosing guidance for Gala, state coverage for YourEra, pharmacy named, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Direct Meds, dosing guidance for PeterMD, state coverage for System Labs, dosing guidance and state coverage for HealthRX, dosing guidance and price against the market for Strut Health, dosing guidance for Live Vital, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for DudeMeds, dosing guidance and state coverage for MangoRx, dosing guidance for Embody, state coverage for Bodybuilding Health+, state coverage for Luvo Health, dosing guidance and state coverage for Willow, state coverage for RNK Health, dosing guidance for Wellorithm, dosing guidance and state coverage for MyDrHank, dosing guidance, follow-up and price against the market for Care Bare Rx, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Male Excel, state coverage for Contour Health, price against the market for Synergy Rx, dosing guidance and state coverage for Try Ageless, price against the market for Lean Meds, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Welludr, state coverage for RxSaludable, pharmacy named, state coverage and price against the market for VigorMeds, dosing guidance, follow-up, state coverage and price against the market for Woodwork, dosing guidance for Effecty, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Fridays, prescriber and intake and state coverage for Levers Health, state coverage for iThriveMD, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Enhanced, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Bloom MD, follow-up for Trellis Vitality, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Rugiet Health, follow-up for Breeze Meds, state coverage for MadeMed, prescriber and intake and follow-up for EOS Health, state coverage for ARSYNL Rx, state coverage for Nova MD, follow-up for Medro, state coverage for Obu Health, dosing guidance and price against the market for SynergenX Health, state coverage for Avono Health, state coverage for RxION Health, state coverage for PauseRX, state coverage for AgelessRx, state coverage for 50 Stars Health, price against the market for Pepti, state coverage for Raeliva, follow-up and state coverage for Vyora Wellness, state coverage for Invigor Medical, state coverage for Jently, state coverage for HealthOn, state coverage for Whoosh Wellness, dosing guidance and state coverage for HealthHub, state coverage for EllieMD, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Inner Balance, dosing guidance and state coverage for Kin Meds, state coverage for Ivim Health, dosing guidance and state coverage for Found Youth, dosing guidance and state coverage for PrescribedRX, state coverage for ShedRx, state coverage for AHBARx, dosing guidance for Apex MD, follow-up and state coverage for LaSara Medical Group, state coverage for Joi + Blokes, state coverage for June Health, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Regenics, state coverage for Actin, state coverage for Hone Health, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Nucific, dosing guidance for Fitish, dosing guidance and state coverage for Good Girl Rx, state coverage for Goldspan Health, prescriber and intake, follow-up and state coverage for Citizen Meds, state coverage for WePeptideRx, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Genesis Health, state coverage for TeleZen MD, dosing guidance for He & She MD, dosing guidance for NiceRx, state coverage for Heros Health, state coverage for Harbor, state coverage for Nex Gen Health Rx, prescriber and intake for Nova, price against the market for RxPepsDirect, follow-up for TrueMe, dosing guidance and price against the market for Alan Meds, state coverage for Immortals, pharmacy named and state coverage for Bayan Health, dosing guidance and state coverage for Rehydra+ Wellness, state coverage for Ascend Vitality, prescriber and intake, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Stealth Health, follow-up and state coverage for Wisp, state coverage for Arc-1, state coverage for FormBlends, state coverage for Pomegranate Health, state coverage for GobyMeds, follow-up for NuBloom, state coverage for Iron Med RX, follow-up, state coverage and price against the market for Lumora, dosing guidance for ReadyRx, state coverage for TelePeptide, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for ElleS, state coverage and price against the market for VitaStir, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Concierge MD LA, state coverage for Alternate Health Club, state coverage for Glam Health, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Meto, dosing guidance for Rylo Health, follow-up and state coverage for ElitePhysiqMD, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Loop Health and follow-up and state coverage for Yes Clinic. Each is left out of that seller's order on this board, because our review of its pages found no answer, and the seller's other marks carry its place instead.

Which sellers of NAD+ and glutathione are not on this board?

81 more sellers on our roster publish a price for NAD+ and glutathione and are not ranked on the NAD+ and glutathione board until we publish a review of each one.

Best online prescribers for NAD+ and glutathione

Ordered on who prescribes and who compounds, for two peptides with no approved product, where the pharmacy is the only quality signal you get.

152 reviewed sellers, rankedUpdated October 2026How we rank

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26 sellers are partners on this board today, sorted first and labeled Partner — the one respect in which the ordering is commercial. Every other seller here is ranked purely on the published rubric, which cannot see commercial status either way.

The board at a glance

152 sellers are on the NAD+ and glutathione board; 76 of them name their compounding pharmacy, and 16 require a consultation before any prescription.
The lowest monthly figure published in this board's scope is $57.32/mo, for Glutathione injection at Nex Gen Health Rx; price is 6% of the order here, so it does not decide the rank.

What the evidence says, before the sellers

NAD+Legal to compound
Early human data for longevity. Only uncontrolled or dosing studies in people are cited here for longevity (2 studies), with no comparison group.
No published study has measured NAD+ injected under the skin or sprayed into the nose in people. The only nasal NAD+ study found was in mice.
GlutathioneLegal to compound
Small studies for longevity. 1 controlled human study cited here for longevity, the largest with 54 people.
No trial cited here measured energy, aging, or a longevity outcome. The strongest result is that the body's stores rise while you take it.

The ranking

Each seller below prescribes NAD+ or glutathione and has a full review on this site; compare the first six below, then expand another group for more providers.

ProviderPrescriber informationFollow-up

01Lttl

Prescriber: Not publicly identified

Follow-up: Unlimited access advertised

02Oak

Prescriber: Clinical network described

Follow-up: Not stated

03Gala

Prescriber: Not publicly identified

Follow-up: Scheduled check-ins

04Eden

Prescriber: Clinical network described

Follow-up: Scheduled check-ins

05YourEra

Prescriber: Clinical network described

Follow-up: Unlimited access advertised

06Direct Meds

Prescriber: Not publicly identified

Follow-up: Not stated

These service details do not establish treatment effectiveness. Read the assessments below for the evidence, pharmacy information and published prices.

Rank01
LttlPartner
Lttl is first on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
Visit Lttl →Read the review
What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $119 per 4 wks$129 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149 per 4 wks$161 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $149 per 4 wks$161 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $149 per 4 wks$161 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, Epitalon, TB-500, KPV, Semax, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Lttl is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
Four of the longevity products are ones this site carries, and they sit on two ladders. NAD+ in all three routes and sermorelin run $99 for a first month and $149 after, or $139, $129 and $99 a rung on three, six and twelve-month commitments. Glutathione runs $89 then $119, or $99, $89 and $79 on the same commitments. Every rung is defined underneath in weeks, and the month-to-month rung buys four of them, so thirteen fills land in a calendar year and the standing rates are $161 and $129 a month here. No dose in milligrams is printed for any of them.
Rank02
OakPartner
Oak is second on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
Visit Oak →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $175/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $135/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Oak is read on 55% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is an injection under the skin, taken a few times a week as prescribed. The NAD+ page prices it at $175 a month, regularly $199, while the checkout shows $133 against a struck $200. Glutathione is $135 a month at checkout, struck from $150. No strength is printed for either.
Rank03
GalaPartner
Gala is third on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
Visit Gala →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $118/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Gala is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is an injection under the skin, sold on the same plans as sermorelin. It is not offered to anyone with a hematocrit of 52% or higher. No strength is printed; the provider sets the dose.
Rank04
EdenPartner
Eden is fourth on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
Visit Eden →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $84/mo$183 a month with the required membership, our total
Glutathione is on Eden's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ injection vials hold 500 to 1,000 mg at 200 mg per mL, which Eden prices as about $15 a shot without printing how many shots make a month. The NAD+ nasal spray and face cream are both used daily, with no strength printed for either. The glutathione page prints no dose or schedule at all.
Rank05
YourEraPartner
YourEra is fifth on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
Visit YourEra →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $170/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board YourEra is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and compounded sermorelin are both sold, and the sermorelin page is more careful than most. It describes the molecule as a growth hormone-releasing hormone analog that signals the pituitary rather than replacing the hormone. It sets the injection in the evening to match the overnight rhythm, and says a clinician sets the dose and schedule, with check-ins through the portal. It also says in its own footnote that the preparation is compounded, is not FDA-approved, and that the vial shown on the page is a marketing image rather than what arrives. No dose in milligrams is published for either product.
Rank06
Direct MedsPartner
Direct Meds is sixth on the NAD+ and glutathione board; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
Visit Direct Meds →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $119/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Also lists BPC-157, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Direct Meds is read on 40% of the rubric's weight: pharmacy named, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a daily weekday injection in 500 mg or 1,000 mg strengths, or as a nasal spray at 15 mg per spray. Glutathione is a 200 mg per mL injection into the muscle. Both are cheaper per month on the 90-day supply.

Compare providers 7–18Sprout Health, TMates, PeterMD, System Labs, HealthRX, Strut Health, CoreAge Rx, Enhance MD, Live Vital, DudeMeds, MangoRx, Embody

Rank07
Sprout HealthPartner
Sprout Health is seventh on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
Visit Sprout Health →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
44 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
Compounded NAD+ is sold on its own track. It is the one product here that states a strength: each vial holds 1000 mg of sterile, preservative-free NAD+, with a home injection kit included. The standing rate is $249 a month. Dosing is set by the prescriber, described as a short loading phase and then one or two injections a week. The $199 on the homepage is a first month under a $50-off banner rather than the rate.
Rank08
TMatesPartner
TMates is eighth on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its dosing guidance mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit TMates →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $149/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is the one product here that publishes what you get. The injection is listed at 1000mg in 5ml, at 200mg per ml, given subcutaneously. It starts at $149 a month and falls to $88 on a twelve-month plan. A nasal format is offered alongside it at the same starting figure.
Rank09
PeterMDPartner
PeterMD is ninth on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $369 per vial
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $125.65/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
42 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board PeterMD is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes two ways. The injection is $369 for a vial. Its strength is printed as 200 milligrams per milliliter in one place and 100 in another, on the same product. The capsules are $125.65 for thirty days at 35 milligrams each, with sixty- and ninety-day sizes above that. Only the capsules carry a usage note, and it is a supply length rather than a daily amount.
Rank10
System LabsPartner
System Labs is tenth on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
Visit System Labs →Read the review
What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $119/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board System Labs is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ nasal spray is one spray per nostril, once or twice daily. The NAD+ injection gives the monthly amount but no dose. Glutathione comes with no dose either; your clinician sets it. GHK-Cu is a 0.5% scalp foam for hair, though the catalog calls it a skin product.
Rank11
HealthRXPartner
HealthRX is number 11 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
Visit HealthRX →Read the review
What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $152/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $161/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $134/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board HealthRX is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection of 1,000 mg a month or as a nasal spray at 300 mg per mL in a 15 mL bottle. The injection page says good human data on its effects is lacking. Glutathione is a 2,000 mg vial at 200 mg per mL.
Rank12
Strut HealthPartner
Strut Health is number 12 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit Strut Health →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149 per vial
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
49 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Strut Health is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as an injection only, priced beside a 500 mg vial. The page also mentions 500 to 1,000 mg vials. It describes NAD+ as a peptide that signals the pituitary gland, which is not what NAD+ is.
Rank13
CoreAge RxPartner
CoreAge Rx is number 13 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit CoreAge Rx →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $93/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $93/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ costs the same as an injection or a nasal spray. The injection is taken five days a week, and the spray one to two times a day.
Rank14
Enhance MDPartner
Enhance MD is number 14 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit Enhance MD →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199 for 4 weeks$216 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $99 for 4 weeks$107 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
39 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is sold in two forms and priced separately. The injection runs $199 on the one-month plan, falling to $189, $179 and $169 on three, six and twelve months. The wafers start at $99. Both bill every four weeks rather than monthly, so the figures ranked here are $216 and $107 a calendar month. No dose in milligrams is printed for either form.
Rank15
Live VitalPartner
Live Vital is number 15 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its state coverage mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit Live Vital →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Live Vital is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
Glutathione is $99 a month on a three-month protocol, $299 in all. NAD+ is $149 a month on the same length, $447 in all. Both are given by injection on a schedule your clinician sets, and each page says the compounded form is not FDA-approved.
Rank16
DudeMedsPartner
DudeMeds is number 16 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit DudeMeds →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ is on DudeMeds's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board DudeMeds is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
Rank17
MangoRxPartner
MangoRx is number 17 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
Visit MangoRx →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $200/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board MangoRx is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as a 30-day supply of injections, and the FAQ says injection is the only form offered. No milligram amount is printed.
Rank18
EmbodyPartner
Embody is number 18 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
Visit Embody →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $99/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $99/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Embody is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
The NAD+ storefront names injection and nasal forms, with 500–1,000 mg injection options. It does not establish how much is supplied at the displayed price. NAD+ is a coenzyme, and its role in cellular metabolism does not itself demonstrate an anti-aging benefit from these products.

Compare providers 19–30RxSpan MD, Bodybuilding Health+, Luvo Health, bmiMD, Willow, RNK Health, Wellorithm, MyDrHank, Care Bare Rx, Male Excel, Contour Health, PlexusDx

Rank19
RxSpan MDPartner
RxSpan MD is number 19 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
Visit RxSpan MD →Read the review
What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $199/mo
Glutathione is on RxSpan MD's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ costs $249 a month as an injection or a nasal spray, or $199 as a flex-dose tablet. Glutathione and GHK-Cu are $149 each, with no form stated for either. None of these prints a dose, a schedule or the not-FDA-approved note the weight-loss pages carry. There is no dose in milligrams for NAD+ anywhere on the site.
Rank20
Bodybuilding Health+Partner
Bodybuilding Health+ is number 20 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
Visit Bodybuilding Health+ →Read the review
What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $79/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Bodybuilding Health+ is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injection is $129 for one month, $115 on three and $99 on six. The nasal spray runs $79 and $69. The hero badge prints $129 as a first-month figure while the selector prints it as the standing rung. There is no dose, no concentration and no frequency. Glutathione injection is listed at $179 on a homepage card whose page does not exist. The FAQ adds a claim that levels fall by up to half by midlife, and cites nothing.
Rank21
Luvo HealthPartner
Luvo Health is number 21 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199 per 4 wks$215.58 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $199 per 4 wks$215.58 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $199 per 4 wks$215.58 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Luvo Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $199 for four weeks in all three forms, injection, drops and nasal spray, which is the same figure sermorelin carries. No strength in milligrams is printed for any of them. The drops are the most specific: one 1 ml dropper once a day, held under the tongue for 30 to 60 seconds. The spray is described as designed for regular daily use, and the injection page leaves dose and frequency to the clinician.
Rank22
bmiMDPartner
bmiMD is number 22 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $159 per 4 wks$172 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $159 per 4 wks$172 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $159 per 4 wks$172 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is $159 on the one-month plan as an injection or a nasal spray, and that plan renews every 28 days. Its FAQ says injections are typically given one to three times a week, and the spray is described as daily. No milligram strength is printed for either form. Glutathione is also $159 on that plan, and its page prints no dose, unit or schedule at all. A second NAD+ page, headed summer closeout, prices the same one-month injection plan at $119 through a coupon.
Rank23
WillowPartner
Willow is number 23 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Willow is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is offered as an injection. Its cellular-energy marketing does not establish a proven anti-aging benefit for this prescription formulation.
Rank24
RNK HealthPartner
RNK Health is number 24 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $169/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board RNK Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection, a nasal spray or a liposomal liquid. All three share one price ladder: $169 a month, $149 a month on a three-month plan, or $129 on a six-month plan. The longer plans are billed up front and shipped monthly. The page prints no dose and no vial or bottle size for any form. The refund policy says your physician sets and adjusts the dose.
Rank25
WellorithmPartner
Wellorithm is number 25 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $200/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Wellorithm is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione injections are marketed for energy and cellular health. Their product footnotes tie the displayed prices to a three-month prepaid plan. Cited mechanistic and animal research does not establish an anti-aging benefit for this program.
Rank26
MyDrHankPartner
MyDrHank is number 26 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $137/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $155/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $103/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $103/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board MyDrHank is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione are offered as nasal sprays or injections. The NAD+ pages admit that clinical evidence for these routes is limited. The glutathione pages cite research on GlyNAC supplements, then acknowledge that this does not directly study their own drug delivery.
Rank27
Care Bare Rx
Care Bare Rx is number 27 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ is on Care Bare Rx's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Care Bare Rx is read on 55% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, follow-up and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ therapy is listed from $199 a month, but the site does not say whether it is an injection, a spray or something else. It mentions "fast-acting or daily options" without naming them.
Rank28
Male Excel
Male Excel is number 28 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ is on Male Excel's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Male Excel is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is named among treatments that may be layered into a plan based on symptoms and labs. No specific preparation, administration route, strength or supply period is published. Ask what is actually being prescribed and what evidence supports it for your intended use.
Rank29
Contour Health
Contour Health is number 29 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $60/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Contour Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $60 a month, the same at every dose. You inject it under the skin at home. The FAQ says most patients inject 2 to 3 times a week, but no strength or vial size is printed. Its benefit list includes support for DNA repair and improved cognitive function, with nothing cited.
Rank30
PlexusDx
PlexusDx is number 30 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $125/mo
Glutathione sublingual (compounded)from $125/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $179/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is offered as an injection, a nasal spray or a tablet at one price, and the page prints no dose for any of them. Glutathione is a nasal spray or a troche, typically 200 to 600 mg taken two or three times a week. The GHK-Cu cream prints no dose or strength.

Compare providers 31–42Synergy Rx, Try Ageless, Lean Meds, Welludr, RxSaludable, VigorMeds, Woodwork, Effecty, Fridays, Levers Health, Renlo Health, iThriveMD

Rank31
Synergy Rx
Synergy Rx is number 31 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
Glutathione injection (compounded)price not published
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Synergy Rx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: price against the market is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione are both injections on the Longevity tab. They share one starting figure with sermorelin and PT-141, and no unit or dose is printed. The glutathione panel gives only a strength, 200 mg per mL, and lists eleven states it does not ship to.
Rank32
Try Ageless
Try Ageless is number 32 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $149/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Try Ageless is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as an injection at $199 and as a 200 milligram troche at $149, with a second injection strength listed separately. The vial strengths are printed, which is more than most of this category manages, and no page says how often to use one. A dose without a frequency is not a schedule, so the strength cannot be converted into a weekly or monthly amount.
Rank33
Lean Meds
Lean Meds is number 33 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its dosing guidance mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ and Glutathione are on Lean Meds's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Lean Meds is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: price against the market is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $69 a month as an injection or a nasal spray, and glutathione is $69 as an injection, both labeled a limited fall sale. These are the only products with a printed protocol. For NAD+ it is 1,000 mg once a day, five days a week, starting at 20 units and rising to 50. Glutathione is listed at 600 to 2,000 mg, two to three times a week. The NAD+ page promises to protect and repair DNA and to help you look younger, with no study named.
Rank34
Welludr
Welludr is number 34 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Welludr is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
Sermorelin and NAD+ each have their own page, neither linked from the main menus. Both say starting at $99 a month, the same price at every dose. Both describe an injection under the skin. Both offer 500mg and 1000mg options, in the same words the B12 page uses. No schedule is printed for either.
Rank35
RxSaludable
RxSaludable is number 35 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $159/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $189/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board RxSaludable is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 1,000 mg vial (5 mL), for use up to five times a week. The monthly plan is $129 for the first month, then $189. The page says each shot works out to about $15 but prints no dose per shot. Glutathione comes as a 5 mL vial at 200 mg per mL, for use up to three times a week. It is $99 for the first month, then $159.
Rank36
VigorMeds
VigorMeds is number 36 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione topical (compounded)from $199 per kit
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $199 per kit
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board VigorMeds is read on 55% of the rubric's weight: pharmacy named, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 1,000 mg injection vial at 100 mg per mL or a stronger 200 mg per mL vial. It also comes as a 150 mg per mL nasal spray in 30 mL, weekly patches and a face cream. The nasal spray is used once or twice daily; the injection page says the amount per dose depends on your plan. Glutathione comes as a 200 mg per mL injection in 30 mL vials. It is also sold as a nasal spray used once or twice a day, daily oral tablets and weekly patches. Its nasal-spray FAQ says no prescription is needed, although the catalog sells it as a prescribed therapy.
Rank37
Woodwork
Woodwork is number 37 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ is on Woodwork's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Woodwork is read on 50% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, follow-up, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ appears only on the intake landing page, in three forms: injections, a nasal spray and an oral liquid. No price, dose or schedule is printed for any of them, so a buyer cannot tell what NAD+ costs until after the questionnaire.
Rank38
Effecty
Effecty is number 38 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $175/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $225/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $180/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Effecty is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injection is $225 a month on the monthly plan and the nasal spray $180, the only product here without a longer plan. Glutathione injection is $175 a month. Both injections are given under the skin, and neither page states a strength or a vial size.
Rank39
Fridays
Fridays is number 39 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)price not published
NAD+ oral (compounded)price not published
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Fridays is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as an injection three times a week, a daily nasal spray and a daily oral, and the oral page names 50, 100 and 150 mg strengths. Each product page shows $259 without saying what period that buys, and the longevity page prints quarterly rates of $179 and $229 a month instead. The benefit list claims NAD+ can prevent and correct DNA damage and reverse the visible effects of aging, with nothing cited.
Rank40
Levers Health
Levers Health is number 40 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $147/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $197/mo
Prescriber and intake
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Levers Health is read on 50% of the rubric's weight: prescriber and intake and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is 200 mg per mL, with 1,200 mg supplied each month, and the page recommends two to three injections a week totaling 200 to 300 mg, with 500 mg a week as the ceiling. Glutathione ships as one 2,000 mg vial a month with no dose or schedule printed. GHK-Cu is a 3% cream in a 30 g pump, used once daily at night, although its FDA note wrongly calls it a sterile injection.
Rank41
Renlo Health
Renlo Health is number 41 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $129/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $179 a month on its product page. Glutathione is $129. Both pages print no dose, no volume and no frequency. The cost guide and all 51 location pages price NAD+ at $149 instead. That is a $30 gap between two live pages.
Rank42
iThriveMD
iThriveMD is number 42 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249 per 4 wks$269.75 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $100/mo
Glutathione is on iThriveMD's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board iThriveMD is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injections are $249, billed every 28 days, at 1000 mg and the same price at every dose. The wafers are $100 a month. They print a loading phase of 200 mg daily for two weeks, then 100 mg daily. Glutathione is $45 with no unit and no billing cycle beside it. NAD+ injections cannot be shipped to Arizona.

Compare providers 43–54Enhanced, Bloom MD, EdgeRx, Get Thin MD, Trellis Vitality, Revive Longevity, Rugiet Health, Breeze Meds, MadeMed, PepHaūs, Ivologist, Brello Health

Rank43
Enhanced
Enhanced is number 43 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ is on Enhanced's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Enhanced is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ has a one-month option at $169. The same page describes injectable or liposomal delivery without clearly assigning that price to one route. It is therefore listed as an offer without a route-specific ranked price. A statement about cellular energy does not establish an improvement in fatigue for a particular patient. The GHK-Cu product is a clinician-prescribed 1% topical serum, not an injection. Its one-month supply is $132, compared with a $119 monthly equivalent on the six-month option. Evidence about an injected peptide should not be used to judge this topical product, or the reverse. The product page’s skin and timing claims need to be read as marketing rather than promised results.
Rank44
Bloom MD
Bloom MD is number 44 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $195 per vial
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $245 per vial
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Bloom MD is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injections come as a 1200 milligram six-milliliter vial or a 2000 milligram ten-milliliter vial, and neither page prints a frequency. The nasal spray is the better-documented product: 200 milligrams per milliliter, a twelve-milliliter bottle, one spray per nostril once daily and a stated eight-week supply. Glutathione is a 200 milligram per milliliter thirty-milliliter vial, described loosely as suitable for weekly or more frequent use as a provider directs.
Rank45
EdgeRx
EdgeRx is number 45 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $99/mo
Glutathione sublingual (compounded)from $109/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $119/mo
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $175/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Oxytocin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
46 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is a 200 mg tablet, 30 a month, taken whole or in part under the tongue each morning. It also comes as a 300 mg per mL nasal spray used once or twice daily. Glutathione is a 250 mg troche each morning or a 100 mg per mL spray once or twice daily.
Rank46
Get Thin MD
Get Thin MD is number 46 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is $199 a month month-to-month, falling to $129 a month on a 12-month package, per its pricing FAQ. The FAQ gives a schedule in volumes: most patients start at 0.2 ml 3 to 5 times a week, rising to 1 ml. No concentration is printed, so those volumes say nothing about milligrams. The page quotes a Harvard researcher calling NAD+ the closest thing to a fountain of youth.
Rank47
Trellis Vitality
Trellis Vitality is number 47 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $93/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Trellis Vitality is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: follow-up is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione are each sold as a floor rather than a rung: treatment plans starting at $129 a month for one and $93 for the other, with the three- and six-month figures the FAQ promises never printed anywhere public. There is no dose, no vial size and no frequency on either page. That matters more for NAD+ than for most things here, because the dose is what separates a subcutaneous injection from the clinic infusion the page spends a paragraph arguing against. The FAQ also says plans start at $129 a month, which its own glutathione page undercuts by $36.
Rank48
Revive Longevity
Revive Longevity is number 48 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark.
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What it prices here
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $159 per 4 wks$172 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Glutathione is on Revive Longevity's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ Nasal Spray is $159 every 4 weeks, used typically once daily. No strength is printed. The main NAD+ product is $179 every 4 weeks, but its route depends on your provider's protocol. That could mean an injection under the skin, into muscle, or an IV infusion. Glutathione costs the same and also leaves the formulation to your provider. The NAD+ Face Cream may use a precursor such as nicotinamide instead of NAD+ itself.
Rank49
Rugiet Health
Rugiet Health is number 49 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione is on Rugiet Health's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Rugiet Health is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
Rank50
Breeze Meds
Breeze Meds is number 50 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $210/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Breeze Meds is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: follow-up is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a weekly injection from a 20 mL bottle, or as a nasal spray. The injection has three prices: $169 on the homepage, $179 "to start" on the NAD+ page, and "$249/month" regular in its FAQ.
Rank51
MadeMed
MadeMed is number 51 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $209/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $279/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board MadeMed is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injections are $209 a month on a quarterly plan. The protocol is printed. It is 1,000 mg a month, eight injections of about 125 mg, every three to four days. The nasal spray is $279 and prints 7,500 mg a bottle at 500 mg per mL. It gives no per-spray dose.
Rank52
PepHaūs
PepHaūs is number 52 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $199 a month, falling to $179 if you pay $1,074.60 for six months. Glutathione is $99 a month, $94 on the quarterly plan and $89 on the six-month one. Neither page prints a milligram: no dose, no concentration, no schedule. Every box is promised a certificate of analysis "showing purity and concentration" that the page itself never shows you.
Rank53
Ivologist
Ivologist is number 53 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $115/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Also lists BPC-157, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ injections are $115 a month and the nasal spray $169, and both lines immediately say the figure buys a two-month program rather than a month, which makes the label and the period disagree with each other. There is no dose, no concentration and no frequency for either route. What the page does carry is a research-context box saying much of the NAD+ literature is preclinical or observational. That is an accurate summary of where the evidence sits, and an unusual thing for a seller to print above a price.
Rank54
Brello Health
Brello Health is number 54 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $99/mo$117 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $79/mo$94 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
41 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $297 per plan, shown as $99 a month. One footnote still says $79 and $239. Glutathione is $239 per plan, shown as $79. Both are injections. No dose is printed on either page. The NAD+ page says dosing and supply may vary by provider decision.

Compare providers 55–66Auren Rx, EOS Health, ARSYNL Rx, Nova MD, Medro, Obu Health, SynergenX Health, Avono Health, Vytora Health, ZYP Medical, RxION Health, Vita Bella

Rank55
Auren Rx
Auren Rx is number 55 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $89/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $139/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $125/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ comes as an injection, a nasal spray at 100 or 300 mg per mL, or a 10% cream, and the spray and cream are both described as daily. The injection page gives no schedule. Glutathione comes as an injection or as a nasal spray the page calls a daily option.
Rank56
EOS Health
EOS Health is number 56 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $103.20/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $111.75/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $95.20/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $134.25/mo
Prescriber and intake
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
40 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board EOS Health is read on 45% of the rubric's weight: prescriber and intake and follow-up are left out of its order, not counted against it.
The NAD+ injection is listed as a 1,000 mg product, and the NAD+ spray, glutathione injection and glutathione spray carry no strength at all. No dose is printed for any of them; the help center says dosage varies with the patient. GHK-Cu cream is applied once daily at night, with no strength printed.
Rank57
ARSYNL Rx
ARSYNL Rx is number 57 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $139/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $179/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board ARSYNL Rx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $149 a month by injection or $179 as a nasal spray. The checkout page gives the injection schedule as 0.5 mL under the skin two to three times a week. The spray is a few sprays in each nostril, once or twice daily. Glutathione is $139 a month, at 0.5 mL injected twice a week. No milligram dose is printed for either compound, only a volume.
Rank58
Nova MD
Nova MD is number 58 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $115/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Nova MD is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is a 10 mL vial at 100 mg per mL, so 1000 mg, for $149 on the monthly plan or $115 a month on three months. The page prints no dose per injection and leaves the schedule to your provider. Glutathione is a 10 mL vial holding 2000 mg, also with no dose or schedule printed. Its plan card says $99 a month, but the FAQ on the same page calls $99 an introductory rate that renews at $115.
Rank59
Medro
Medro is number 59 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $159/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Medro is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: follow-up is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as an injection or a nasal spray, and the page stresses that each vial holds 1,000 mg, twice the 500 mg vials it says are common, without saying how much goes into each dose or how often. Glutathione also comes as an injection or a nasal spray, and its page prints no dose, vial size or schedule at all.
Rank60
Obu Health
Obu Health is number 60 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $219/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Obu Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $219 a month. The page prints no dose and no volume. Its FAQ leaves the schedule to your provider and says only that the injections are often taken multiple times per week. Its comparison table lists Obu's starting price as $129, which is not what the product beside it costs.
Rank61
SynergenX Health
SynergenX Health is number 61 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $180 per vial
Prescriber and intake
A consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
10 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board SynergenX Health is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
Sermorelin is offered to men and women through the clinics. The page prints no price or dose. It says to call your nearest clinic.
Rank62
Avono Health
Avono Health is number 62 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Avono Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $249 a month as an injection, a nasal spray or a tablet, each sold on a one-month plan. The product text prints no dose, strength or schedule for any of the three. It calls NAD+ a coenzyme in cellular energy metabolism, and says evidence for many consumer wellness uses varies.
Rank63
Vytora Health
Vytora Health is number 63 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is a subcutaneous injection at $249 a month month-to-month, or $200 a month on a three-month plan billed $600. The page states no dose and no vial size. It says only that the schedule is set by your provider. Its FAQ says some patients report better energy, clarity, sleep and recovery, with no study named beside that.
Rank64
ZYP Medical
ZYP Medical is number 64 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $89/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $109/mo
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $189/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249 for 6 weeks$180 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Glutathione sublingual (compounded)from $159/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Also lists BPC-157, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, TB-500, KPV, 5-Amino-1MQ, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
7 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is sold as an injection, a sublingual tablet, an oral capsule and a nasal spray, each with its strength printed. The injection reaches 100 mg three times weekly after a six-week titration. The capsule is 35 mg daily, and the spray comes in four concentrations. A glutathione troche of 250 mg is dissolved under the tongue daily and shipped cold.
Rank65
RxION Health
RxION Health is number 65 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $224/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board RxION Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
Sermorelin is $299 a month, and its page describes a daily injection under the skin, usually at bedtime. NAD+ is $249 a month; its page prints no dose, strength or frequency, only that it is injected under the skin. Its FAQ says compounded NAD+ is not FDA-approved for anti-aging, energy, cognitive or longevity use. Glutathione is $224 a month. Its page gives two schedules that do not agree: 2 to 3 times weekly in the heading, 1 to 3 injections weekly in the FAQ.
Rank66
Vita Bella
Vita Bella is number 66 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo$278 a month with the required membership, our total
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $124/mo$253 a month with the required membership, our total
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $124/mo$253 a month with the required membership, our total
Prescriber and intake
A consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
48 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is sold as a vial or a nasal spray, both taken two to three times a week, and neither page now prints a dose; the provider sets it after your labs. Glutathione is a 200 mg per mL injection taken two to three times a week, with no volume per dose printed.

Compare providers 67–78PauseRX, AgelessRx, REMEVi, 50 Stars Health, Pepti, Kongo, Midi Health, Raeliva, Vyora Wellness, Invigor Medical, Jently, HealthOn

Rank67
PauseRX
PauseRX is number 67 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board PauseRX is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection or a troche, each from $249 a month. Glutathione injection is also from $249. The troche page calls NAD+ daily support, yet both pages give no dose, no vial size and no schedule. The glutathione nasal spray is listed at the same price and cannot yet be ordered.
Rank68
AgelessRx
AgelessRx is number 68 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)price not published
Glutathione topical (compounded)from $225 per kit
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $125/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $95/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $195 per kit
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board AgelessRx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injection is 200 mg per mL, in 2.5 mL or 5 mL vials. The page says to start at 20 mg and work up to 100 mg one to three times a week. One line puts 100 mg at 0.4 mL, though, and the next at 0.5 mL. NAD+ also comes as a nasal spray, a face cream and a patch. Glutathione is injected up to five times a week, sprayed once or twice daily, or worn as a patch once a week.
Rank69
REMEVi
REMEVi is number 69 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $229 per 4 wks$248.08 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $229 per 4 wks$248.08 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $229 per 4 wks$248.08 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $229 per 4 wks$248.08 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is $229 every four weeks as an injection, a nasal spray or an oral dropper. Glutathione is also $229, as an injection under the skin or into muscle. Both pages print no dose. The NAD+ page says your clinician sets the dose and schedule. It also links the FDA's alert about ingredient quality in injectable NAD+.
Rank70
50 Stars Health
50 Stars Health is number 70 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $128/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $209/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $128/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board 50 Stars Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $209 a month as an injection, usually given two or three times a week. The nasal spray is $128 a month, one spray in each nostril twice a day. Glutathione is $128 a month, injected three times a week. None of these pages prints a strength in milligrams.
Rank71
Pepti
Pepti is number 71 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $199 per vial
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249 per vial
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, Ipamorelin, Epitalon, TB-500, Retatrutide, KPV, Semax, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
36 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Pepti is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: price against the market is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 1,000 mg vial at 100 mg per mL, with directions to inject 0.83 mL three times a week. The same page labels the starter as 1,000 mg weekly, which does not square with those directions. Glutathione is a 1,000 mg vial at 200 mg per mL, injected at 0.41 mL three times a week, and a 2,000 mg vial is also sold.
Rank72
Kongo
Kongo is number 72 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $115/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $115/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ and glutathione are $115 a month each. Both are injections under the skin. No dose and no schedule are printed for either. For glutathione, the FAQ leaves the cadence to your provider. The NAD+ page prints no price; the homepage table does.
Rank73
Midi Health
Midi Health is number 73 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $165/mo
Prescriber and intake
A consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
The NAD+ nasal spray is $165 for a 30-day, 15 ml supply. The page prints no dose per spray and no schedule. The GHK-Cu repair cream is $100 for a 30-day, 30 ml jar. It pairs 0.1% GHK-Cu with niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, and you apply a pea-sized amount in the morning or at night.
Rank74
Raeliva
Raeliva is number 74 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $189/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $179/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Raeliva is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $179 a month as an injection, nasal spray or tablet, and the provider picks the form. The page prints no dose or schedule for it. Glutathione is $189 a month by subcutaneous injection, again with no dose printed. The glutathione page cites a skin trial in healthy women, and that trial gave 250 mg a day by mouth, not by injection.
Rank75
Vyora Wellness
Vyora Wellness is number 75 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $159/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $189/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Vyora Wellness is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione are sold as injections, and neither page prints a strength or a schedule, so there is no dose to compare. GHK-Cu is a 0.5% cream applied once or twice daily, which Vyora itself describes as a cosmetic topical.
Rank76
Invigor Medical
Invigor Medical is number 76 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $155/mo
Glutathione sublingual (compounded)from $155 per 4 wks$168 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $340 per 4 wks$368 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $209.50 per 4 wks$227 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Invigor Medical is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injections start at $340 for a 1000 mg vial and the oral version at $209.50 for 30 tablets of 100 mg, each every four weeks. Glutathione is $155 either way, though the injection's 10 ml vial is billed every two months. Those quantities appear only at checkout, and there is no dose and no injection count on any page.
Rank77
Jently
Jently is number 77 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Jently is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $199 a month as an injection or a nasal spray. Glutathione is $199 a month as an injection. No dose, vial size or schedule is printed on any of the three pages. The NAD+ spray page says the nasal route may reach the brain more efficiently. It cites nothing for that.
Rank78
HealthOn
HealthOn is number 78 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $195/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $196/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board HealthOn is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injections are $195 a month at 200 mg/mL in a 10 mL vial. The page gives 100 to 500 mg a session, one to three times a week. The nasal spray headline says from $110, which no rung charges. A 500 mg vial on the monthly plan is $173 the first month, then $196. That $196 is the figure ranked here. The 1000 mg vial is $217, then $246.

Compare providers 79–90Whoosh Wellness, HealthHub, EllieMD, Pallas Health, Inner Balance, Idgie Health, Kin Meds, Tyde Wellness, Ivim Health, Found Youth, HealthSource, PrescribedRX

Rank79
Whoosh Wellness
Whoosh Wellness is number 79 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $159/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Whoosh Wellness is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection or a nasal spray. Glutathione is sold as an injection only. Each page prints no dose. Neither says how often to take it.
Rank80
HealthHub
HealthHub is number 80 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129 per 4 wks$139.75 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $199 per 4 wks$215.58 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $199 per 4 wks$215.58 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board HealthHub is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is a four-week injection kit at $129, and a nasal spray or iontophoresis patches at $199 for four weeks. The anti-aging page closes with the line NAD+ from $180, a figure no NAD+ product on the site carries. No vial size or strength is printed.
Rank81
EllieMD
EllieMD is number 81 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $350 for 8 weeks$190 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $478 for 8 weeks$260 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Epitalon, Thymosin alpha-1, Melanotan II, Semax, Selank, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board EllieMD is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
Glutathione is 200 mg injected twice a week. Each order holds two 10 mL vials at 200 mg per mL. NAD+ injections run three to five a week, up to 300 mg a week. NAD+ also comes as a nasal spray.
Rank82
Pallas Health
Pallas Health is number 82 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $199 per 4 wks$215.58 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179 per 4 wks$193.92 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ follows the same shape: $139, then $179 every four weeks. It is a weekly injection under the skin. Glutathione bills $199 every four weeks. Each page prints no dose. Your clinician sets it.
Rank83
Inner Balance
Inner Balance is number 83 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ is on Inner Balance's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Oxytocin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Inner Balance is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
The NAD+ page describes 200 mg per serving in a tablet placed under the tongue daily. A convenient delivery route does not establish equivalence to an injection or infusion. Its cellular-energy and repair explanations describe a biological rationale, not a demonstrated average benefit in Inner Balance patients. Ask the clinician what specific outcome is reasonable to monitor and when to reassess whether continuing is useful.
Rank84
Idgie Health
Idgie Health is number 84 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $175/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is sold as an injection or as a needle-free nasal spray, and glutathione as an injection, with the pages promising cellular energy and antioxidant support in general terms. No dose is printed for either compound in any form, so the amount and the frequency come from the provider's titration schedule.
Rank85
Kin Meds
Kin Meds is number 85 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $349/mo
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $349/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Kin Meds is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ starts at $249 as an injection and $349 as a nasal spray or a troche. The troche is a lozenge you let dissolve against the cheek or under the tongue, about once a day. Glutathione injection starts at $249. A glutathione nasal spray is listed at $219 but marked coming soon. Each page says absorption of the no-needle forms has not been well studied in people. None of these pages is available in California.
Rank86
Tyde Wellness
Tyde Wellness is number 86 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $189/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $189/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is "Starting at $189/month" as an oral tablet or an injection. There is no dose, no strength and no schedule. The one paper the page cites for NAD+ is about levels falling with age, not about taking it. B12 sits beside it at $70 a month.
Rank87
Ivim Health
Ivim Health is number 87 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129/mo$204 a month with the required membership, our total
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Ivim Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is described as a weekly injection, prescribed and monitored by an Ivím clinician, at $129 for one month or $149 paid up front for two, and the membership is added to either. The page prints the weekly schedule but no dose in milligrams and no vial size, so the amount a month buys is set by the prescriber after approval. The same page also says NAD+ is included with membership for existing members, which sits awkwardly beside the price printed directly below it.
Rank88
Found Youth
Found Youth is number 88 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is price against the market.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $299/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Oxytocin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Found Youth is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes in a multi-use injectable vial at $299 a month. The page prints no dose, vial size or schedule. Glutathione nasal spray is $199 a month, also with no dose printed. A second glutathione product names no form at all, so you cannot tell what it is.
Rank89
HealthSource
HealthSource is number 89 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $180 per 4 wks$195 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $279 per 4 wks$302.25 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $179 per 4 wks$193.92 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ injection is $279 every four weeks for a 1000 mg vial, or $370 for 2000 mg. The page prints no dose and no schedule. The NAD+ nasal spray is $179, a 15 mL bottle at 300 mg per mL. Its FAQ says it is used daily or as needed and lasts up to two months. That means you are billed every four weeks for a bottle meant to last eight. Glutathione is $180 every four weeks for a 2000 mg vial, and it prints no dose either.
Rank90
PrescribedRX
PrescribedRX is number 90 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $169/mo$257 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo$257 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $169/mo$257 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo$257 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board PrescribedRX is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione each come as an injection or a nasal spray, at $169 every 20 days. The product names give a strength: NAD+ at 200 mg/mL in a 6 mL vial, glutathione at 200 mg/mL in 30 mL. No schedule is printed. The safety page lists active cancer as a reason not to take NAD+.

Compare providers 91–102ShedRx, PreventiveMD, AHBARx, Apex MD, The Edit, LaSara Medical Group, Heally, Joi + Blokes, June Health, Regenics, Actin, Hone Health

Rank91
ShedRx
ShedRx is number 91 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $119/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $169/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $144/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $169/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board ShedRx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection three times a week, a daily nasal spray or a daily tablet, and none of the three prints a strength. The FAQ leaves the form and schedule to the provider. Glutathione is an injection taken twice a week, again with no strength on the page.
Rank92
PreventiveMD
PreventiveMD is number 92 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $124/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
36 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is a subcutaneous injection taken several times a week. Glutathione is an intramuscular injection, one to three times a week. Neither page prints a strength. Both pages say labs are not required to start.
Rank93
AHBARx
AHBARx is number 93 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $299/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $279/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Oxytocin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board AHBARx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection at $299 a month or as a nasal spray. The spray is 30 mL at 150 mg per mL for $279, used as one spray per nostril. Glutathione is a 5 mL vial at 200 mg per mL for $199 a month, and its page prints no dose or schedule. The NAD+ injection page calls the product an injection and, lower down, says it works without the need for injections.
Rank94
Apex MD
Apex MD is number 94 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Apex MD is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $249 a month as an injection and $249 as a nasal spray, and the page puts 2,400 mg in a four-week injection cycle. No per-dose strength or injection schedule is printed beside that total. The nasal form is described only as a daily spray. Sermorelin is $249 a month as an injection, and its page prints no dose, strength or frequency. The FAQ lists its hoped-for effects on sleep, mood and muscle without citing anything.
Rank95
The Edit
The Edit is number 95 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
Prescriber and intake
A questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ and glutathione are both injections under the skin. Each page gives no dose and no schedule. GHK-Cu is a cream applied once a day. The entry plan prints its strength: 0.2%, in a 30 g tube for $129 a month. The clinician may prescribe a stronger cream. The final price depends on that concentration.
Rank96
LaSara Medical Group
LaSara Medical Group is number 96 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its dosing guidance mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione sublingual (compounded)from $135/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $248/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $265 for 8 weeks$143.94 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $135 for 5 weeks$117.32 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board LaSara Medical Group is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ by injection carries a real protocol: a 10 milliliter vial at 200 milligrams per milliliter, injected five days a week at 50 milligrams or 100. The prices around it disagree, with $248 for a subscribed month, $150 for a one-time month and $225 on the bar at the foot of the page. The nasal spray is 150 milligrams per milliliter, three sprays each weekday morning, and is sold in eight-week blocks. Glutathione troches are $135 a month at 250 milligrams, one each morning. The injectable glutathione is dosed twice a week from a vial the page says lasts ten weeks, yet it is sold in five-week blocks.
Rank97
Heally
Heally is number 97 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $125/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is $199 for one month as an injection or a nasal spray. Two months are $349 and three are $499, which is where the page's $165 comes from. Glutathione is $125 for one month or $199 for two. The product pages print no dose or schedule. Only the booking page shows a bottle: NAD+ at 200 mg per mL in a 5 mL vial.
Rank98
Joi + Blokes
Joi + Blokes is number 98 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $239 for 15 weeks$69.24 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $150/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $400 for 10 weeks$173.81 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Oxytocin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Joi + Blokes is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $150 a month as a nasal spray on subscription, or $400 for a ten-week supply of injections, which the site itself renders as $172 a month. Glutathione is $299 one time for fifteen weeks, or $239 for the same fifteen weeks on subscription, which the page shows as $69 a month. Neither prints a strength, and only glutathione prints a frequency: one to two subcutaneous injections a week. There is no dose for NAD+ at all.
Rank99
June Health
June Health is number 99 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $279/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $129/mo
Glutathione oral (compounded)from $297/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board June Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injectable solution at $279, tablets at $199 or a nasal spray at $179. Its dosing answer says one to three times a week, under the skin or in the nose, even on the tablet page. Glutathione is a weekly injection at $149, a nasal spray at $129 or tablets at $297. None of these pages prints a strength.
Rank100
Regenics
Regenics is number 100 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $139 per vial
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $299 per kit
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Regenics is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a kit of ten injections totaling 1000 mg, listed at $299 and $159 to members. Glutathione is a 10 mL vial holding 2000 mg, described as 20 injections, at $139 or $79 to members, and a subscription bills that vial every ten weeks rather than monthly. Both print a strength, which most of this category does not.
Rank101
Actin
Actin is number 101 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $139/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $129/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Actin is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as an injection at $179 for one month and as a facial cream at $129, applied once or twice daily. Glutathione is an injection at $139, and the help center gives its schedule as one to two injections a week, set during the consultation. No product states a vial size or a milligram strength, so a monthly figure here cannot be turned into a cost per milligram.
Rank102
Hone Health
Hone Health is number 102 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo$124 a month with the required membership, our total
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo$224 a month with the required membership, our total
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Hone Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione are both subcutaneous injections, and both pages say the dose is set by your provider from your condition and response, so there is no dose, vial size or schedule on either page. Each is available on the Basic or the Premium tier, which makes them the cheapest peptides here to keep taking.

Compare providers 103–114Nucific, Fitish, Good Girl Rx, Goldspan Health, Citizen Meds, WePeptideRx, Yucca Health, Genesis Health, TeleZen MD, Brightmeds, Gimme Care, He & She MD

Rank103
Nucific
Nucific is number 103 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ is on Nucific's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Nucific is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is offered as an injection and a nasal spray, while sermorelin is described as injectable. These products are marketed for energy, healthy aging and related goals. The public page does not supply a product-specific clinical trial demonstrating those advertised benefits. A biological role for NAD+ does not establish the benefit of receiving it as treatment.
Rank104
Fitish
Fitish is number 104 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $219/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $149/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Fitish is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $219 a month as an injection and $149 as a nasal spray used once or twice a day, and neither page prints a strength or a volume beyond a 14 mL bottle mentioned in the spray FAQ. GHK-Cu is $189 a month as a tablet dissolved under the tongue and $150 a month as a face cream, and the site frames both as skin and hair support rather than as anything the provider measures.
Rank105
Good Girl Rx
Good Girl Rx is number 105 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $158/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $179/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $135/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Good Girl Rx is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $249 a month as an injection and $158 as a nasal spray. The face cream is $179 a month, against $75 a month on a three-month plan paid in advance, a difference of $104 a month. Glutathione injection is $135 and is sold on a one-month plan only. None of these pages states a strength or a vial size.
Rank106
Goldspan Health
Goldspan Health is number 106 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149 for 4 weeks$161.42 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199 for 4 weeks$215.58 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Goldspan Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is an injection taken once a week. Glutathione is an injection taken twice a week. Neither page prints a strength. GHK-Cu is a 0.5% face cream sold as a monthly supply. It gives no schedule.
Rank107
Citizen Meds
Citizen Meds is number 107 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $79/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $91/mo
Prescriber and intake
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Citizen Meds is read on 40% of the rubric's weight: prescriber and intake, follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $91 for a kit of 12 to 16 injections at 20,000 mcg (20 mg) per dose. The kit list says three times a week, while the page's own FAQ says 0.2 mL two to three times a week as needed. Glutathione is $79 for ten intramuscular injections at 200 mg/mL, taken twice a week. The glutathione page gives the concentration but not the volume per injection, so the dose itself is never stated.
Rank108
WePeptideRx
WePeptideRx is number 108 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its dosing guidance mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $209/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $209/mo
Glutathione oral (compounded)from $209/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $209/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $189/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board WePeptideRx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold at 100 mg a week, 500 mg a week or a 120 mg daily nasal spray. Glutathione is 200 mg a week by injection, with a daily 200 mg capsule and a nasal spray at the same price. Both product pages head themselves "From $249 · all-in" and then charge $209 on the dose cards.
Rank109
Yucca Health
Yucca Health is number 109 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $215/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is a subcutaneous injection at $215 a month. The page prints no dose and no frequency. It tells you the first weeks are about frequency, then hands the rhythm to your provider. Unlike sermorelin, it does not even give an injection count.
Rank110
Genesis Health
Genesis Health is number 110 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)price not published
NAD+ topical (compounded)price not published
Glutathione is on Genesis Health's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Genesis Health is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection, a nasal spray and a face cream. The injection page states 500-1000mg per vial at 200mg/mL. No page publishes a month-to-month price. Each shows one figure marked as an annual-plan rate. Glutathione is listed too. Its page states no form and the same annual-plan figure.
Rank111
TeleZen MD
TeleZen MD is number 111 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $158/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $128/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $198/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $148/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $93/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board TeleZen MD is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 1,000 mg injection vial, used three to five days a week. There is also a lower-dose nasal spray in 15 mL or 30 mL bottles. Glutathione is a 200 mg/mL injection or a nasal spray, used several times a week at first and then on a maintenance schedule. Both are billed monthly, and a 10% NAD+ face cream is $93 a month.
Rank112
Brightmeds
Brightmeds is number 112 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129/mo
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
47 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $129 a month and glutathione $99, both month to month with no pack beneath them. Both pages print no dose, no volume and no frequency, saying only that you follow the schedule your clinician sets. Each sets its price against an unsourced figure the page calls a typical cash price.
Rank113
Gimme Care
Gimme Care is number 113 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $129 a month for a 1,000 mg vial at 100 mg/mL, or $99 a month on three months. Glutathione is $99 for a 2,000 mg vial at 200 mg/mL, or $63 on three months, and a bundle of both is $189. The NAD+ page prints a price per shot but no dose per shot and no schedule, so you learn the vial and not how it is used.
Rank114
He & She MD
He & She MD is number 114 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $125/mo
Glutathione topical (compounded)from $229/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $229/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $229/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $229/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board He & She MD is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ costs $229 a month in all three forms. Injection, nasal spray and cream are priced identically. Only NAD+ publishes a strength, at 1000 mg. Glutathione injection is $125 a month. Its ladder has two rungs, not four. Glutathione cream is $229. MOTS-c is offered at $149 on a six-month plan.

Compare providers 115–126NiceRx, Mondae, Heros Health, Harbor, Nex Gen Health Rx, Nova, RxPepsDirect, TrueMe, Alan Meds, Immortals, Bayan Health, Rehydra+ Wellness

Rank115
NiceRx
NiceRx is number 115 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $239/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $119/mo
NAD+ topical (compounded)from $79/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
46 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board NiceRx is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $239 as an injection, $119 as a nasal spray and $79 as a face cream. Glutathione injection is $179. The injections are the products that state their strength. Glutathione is a 10 mL vial at 200 mg/mL, and NAD+ a 5 mL vial at the same concentration, described as up to twenty doses.
Rank116
Mondae
Mondae is number 116 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $99/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ and glutathione are $99 a month each. The pages describe them only as provider-directed injections for cellular support and for antioxidant support. No dose is printed, and neither page says how often to inject.
Rank117
Heros Health
Heros Health is number 117 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its pharmacy named mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $179/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists BPC-157, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, TB-500, Retatrutide, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Heros Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as an injection at $249 a month and as a nasal spray at $179, each with a first-month saving of $75 and $54. Neither page states a vial size, a strength or a schedule, so there is no dose to compare. The shared FAQ calls NAD+ a peptide therapy, which it is not. It also tells nasal-spray buyers the product is typically given by subcutaneous injection, which is template text rather than guidance.
Rank118
Harbor
Harbor is number 118 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $89/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $99/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Harbor is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $99 a month and glutathione $89, each a subcutaneous injection at home. Both pages carry the same line: dosing follows a schedule your clinician sets. Neither page prints a vial size or how often to inject, and there is no dose in milligrams.
Rank119
Nex Gen Health Rx
Nex Gen Health Rx is number 119 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $57.32/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $299/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Nex Gen Health Rx is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $299 a month as a weekly injection, given into muscle or under the skin. Glutathione is $57.32 a month, also a weekly injection. Neither page prints a dose, a vial size or a volume, so how much either month contains is not stated. Glutathione can be prepaid for 90, 180 or 360 days at the same monthly rate.
Rank120
Nova
Nova is number 120 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $182/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $105/mo$204 a month with the required membership, our total
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $115/mo$214 a month with the required membership, our total
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $100/mo$199 a month with the required membership, our total
Prescriber and intake
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists Oxytocin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
49 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Nova is read on 55% of the rubric's weight: prescriber and intake is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection given 0.5 mL two or three times a week, a nasal spray at 50 or 300 mg/mL twice daily, and a 25 mg troche once daily. Each has a monthly price plus three prepaid supplies in its FAQ. Glutathione is a 1 mL intramuscular injection once weekly, with no milligram strength printed. Its headline says $182 a month, while its FAQ prices the medication at $69 before the membership.
Rank121
RxPepsDirect
RxPepsDirect is number 121 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its dosing guidance mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $20 per vial
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $100 per vial
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $120 per kit
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, Kisspeptin, Ipamorelin, Epitalon, DSIP, TB-500, MK-677, Oxytocin, KPV, AOD-9604, Semax, Selank, SS-31, 5-Amino-1MQ, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
29 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board RxPepsDirect is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: price against the market is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injection is $100 for a 1,000 mg vial, taken as 50 mg three times a week; the page says one vial lasts about 46 days. NAD+ nasal spray is $120 for a 15 mL bottle at 10 mg per spray, one spray in each nostril daily. Glutathione is listed at $20 for 2,000 mg, taken as 100 mg up to five times a week. It is back-ordered, and new orders are paused with no restock date.
Rank122
TrueMe
TrueMe is number 122 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is dosing guidance.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $129 per 4 wks$140 a calendar month, our arithmetic
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
6 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board TrueMe is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: follow-up is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold by injection on the same four-week cycle as the weight products, at $129. No dose, no strength and no frequency appears on its page, and the wellness category page prints $149 for it. An orphan page for 200 mg NAD+ troches is still live and still in the sitemap, priced at $349 for thirty as a starting dose. Nothing in the menu links to it.
Rank123
Alan Meds
Alan Meds is number 123 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)price not published
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)price not published
Glutathione topical (compounded)price not published
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)price not published
NAD+ topical (compounded)price not published
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
46 states
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Alan Meds is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ runs from $85 for the face cream to $235 for the injection. Those sit on three-month and two-month plans respectively. Glutathione injection is $155 on a six-month plan. Its vials are the one product with a strength printed: 10 mL at 200 mg/mL. Nasal sprays and patches fall between $105 and $140, each on a three- or six-month plan.
Rank124
Immortals
Immortals is number 124 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $107/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $83/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $119/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $101/mo
Prescriber and intake
A questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Immortals is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione each come as an injection or a nasal spray. No dose is printed for either compound in any form. The spray is the cheaper option for both, which is worth knowing if you would rather not inject.
Rank125
Bayan Health
Bayan Health is number 125 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its price against the market mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $89/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $99/mo$120 a calendar month, our arithmetic
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $119/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, Epitalon, TB-500, Thymosin alpha-1, Oxytocin, KPV, Semax, Selank, SS-31, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Bayan Health is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: pharmacy named and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as an injection or a daily nasal spray. The injection page prints a dose, 100 mg twice a week, and ships two 10 mL vials at 100 mg per mL as a ten-week supply. The spray ships three months at a time with no dose printed. Glutathione is a two-month plan with a 10 mL vial at 200 mg per mL, again with no dose. GHK-Cu comes as a face cream, an "advanced" face cream and a hair foam, all on three-month plans.
Rank126
Rehydra+ Wellness
Rehydra+ Wellness is number 126 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $279 per vial
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $279 per 4 wks$302.25 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $279 per 4 wks$302.25 a calendar month, our calendar-month conversion
Prescriber and intake
Names its prescribing doctors
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Rehydra+ Wellness is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $279 for four weeks, which the page calls a full 30-day supply, and it is one of the few peptide pages here a reader can actually open. The same $279 buys it as an injection, a nasal spray or an oral form, and eight or twelve weeks cost $449 or $619. No milligram is printed, and the page tells you your provider will set the dosing schedule during the consultation.

Compare providers 127–138Ascend Vitality, Stealth Health, Wisp, Arc-1, FormBlends, Pomegranate Health, GobyMeds, NuBloom, Amble, Iron Med RX, Lumora, ReadyRx

Rank127
Ascend Vitality
Ascend Vitality is number 127 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $189/mo
Glutathione is on Ascend Vitality's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists BPC-157, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Ascend Vitality is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as a subcutaneous injection. The product page prints $189 a month on a one-month plan, or $129 a month on a three-month plan billed as $387 at once. The checkout behind the one-month button shows $179.00 a month, so the page and its checkout differ by $10. No dose, vial size or injection schedule is printed. Glutathione is named in the homepage copy, but its link returns to the homepage.
Rank128
Stealth Health
Stealth Health is number 128 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ and Glutathione are on Stealth Health's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Stealth Health is read on 35% of the rubric's weight: prescriber and intake, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and glutathione injections appear in the vitamin catalog. The same catalog includes a Niagen kit, which should not be assumed to contain the same active ingredient as NAD+. Product-specific ingredients and pharmacy instructions matter. Claims about energy, cellular repair or detoxification do not establish a measured benefit for an individual compounded preparation. Ask what symptom or condition is being addressed and how continuing treatment will be evaluated.
Rank129
Wisp
Wisp is number 129 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $125/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $130/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $150/mo
Prescriber and intake
A questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Wisp is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ nasal spray is 300 mg per mL. The label is one spray per nostril, once or twice daily. NAD+ injection is 200 mg per mL, taken two to three times a week. That page gives no dose per shot. Glutathione injection is 200 mg per mL, taken three to five times a week. The glutathione spray is 200 mg per mL, one or two sprays in each nostril once a day.
Rank130
Arc-1
Arc-1 is number 130 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its dosing guidance mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $389.99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $299.99/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $149.99/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Arc-1 is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ injections are $299.99 for a 6 mL vial, dosed as "3 - 100mg Doses per Week". NAD+ nasal spray is $149.99 for a 6 mL bottle of about 150 sprays, used "1-2 sprays per day for 30 Days". Glutathione injections are $389.99 for a 30 mL vial, listed as "400mg" at "3 Times Per Week". Each page also shows a lower "with subscription" figure you cannot choose at checkout.
Rank131
FormBlends
FormBlends is number 131 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $107/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $161/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $134/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Epitalon, DSIP, TB-500, Oxytocin, KPV, AOD-9604, Semax, Selank, LL-37, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board FormBlends is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 1,000 mg vial at 100 mg per mL, with no dose printed, or as a nasal spray at 300 mg per mL used once or twice daily. Glutathione is a 2,000 mg vial at 200 mg per mL, again with no dose.
Rank132
Pomegranate Health
Pomegranate Health is number 132 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its pharmacy named mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Names its compounding pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Pomegranate Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ carries the same two prices as sermorelin: $149 a month on its product page, $129 on the pricing page. Its "How to take" note leaves the dose and how often to your clinician, and no dose is printed. Glutathione is $99 a month on both pages, or $199 for three months, with no dose stated either.
Rank133
GobyMeds
GobyMeds is number 133 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $179/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board GobyMeds is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $179 for one month as an injection on its product page. The pricing page lists the same injection at $199 and up, so the two pages disagree. The nasal spray is $199 for a single month. The $116 a month on the homepage is a three-month injection bundle of $349. No dose in milligrams is printed for either form.
Rank134
NuBloom
NuBloom is number 134 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its state coverage mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $98/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
49 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board NuBloom is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: follow-up is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $199 for a month's injections or $98 for the nasal spray. Glutathione is $149. All three print no dose, no strength and no schedule. The NAD+ page also heads itself $183, which is the three-month bundle divided by three.
Rank135
Amble
Amble is number 135 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $100/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $199 on the one-month plan and glutathione is $100. Both are injections under the skin, taken according to your physician's instructions. The pages print no dose, no vial size and no schedule for either one. NAD+ is sold with claims to reduce disease risk and slow aging, and nothing on the page cites a study for them.
Rank136
Iron Med RX
Iron Med RX is number 136 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $129/mo
Glutathione oral (compounded)from $139/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $140/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ oral (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Iron Med RX is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 500 mg injection at $140 a month or a 1000 mg injection at $220. Nasal sprays run $149 for 900 mg and $199 for 1200 mg, and an oral form is $199. The pages print no dose per use or schedule, so it is unclear what the milligram figure covers. Glutathione is an injection at $129 a month, which the page says supplies 1,600 mg a month. A daily oral is $139, with no amount given.
Rank137
Lumora
Lumora is number 137 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $150 per vial
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $200 per vial
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Lumora is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: follow-up, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as a 10 mL vial at 100 mg per mL. It is $200, or $300 for two months and $375 for three. Glutathione is a 10 mL vial at 200 mg per mL. It is $150, or $270 and $360. Each page prints no dose per injection and no schedule. The NAD+ page is headed Evidence: Strong. It cites nothing for that label.
Rank138
ReadyRx
ReadyRx is number 138 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $169/mo
Glutathione nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $190/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $190/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board ReadyRx is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $190 a month after a first month at $170, whether you take the injection or the nasal spray. Glutathione is $169 after $154 in either form. The quantities are the useful part: the NAD+ injection is a 500 mg vial and the glutathione injection a 2000 mg vial, with both sprays sold as 15 mL bottles.

Compare providers 139–150TelePeptide, ElleS, VitaStir, Concierge MD LA, Longevixx, Alternate Health Club, Rewinding RX, Glam Health, Meto, Rylo Health, YourHealthRx, ElitePhysiqMD

Rank139
TelePeptide
TelePeptide is number 139 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $169/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $169/mo
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)from $169/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: schedule printed, no strength
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board TelePeptide is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is one program at one price covering three routes, so the shot, the nasal spray and the sublingual tablet all cost $169 a month and your clinician picks the route. The frequency is printed: two to five times a week for the shot, or once daily for the spray or drops. No milligram appears anywhere.
Rank140
ElleS
ElleS is number 140 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)price not published
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)price not published
NAD+ sublingual (compounded)price not published
Glutathione is on ElleS's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board ElleS is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $249 whether you pick the injection, the nasal spray or the flex-dose tablets. All three are twelve-month rungs. Glutathione is $109 on a one-month plan, which makes it the one longevity price here you can act on. No form is stated for it, so ask whether you are buying an injection, a spray or a cream.
Rank141
VitaStir
VitaStir is number 141 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its dosing guidance mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $399 per kit
NAD+ is on VitaStir's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
No follow-up stated
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board VitaStir is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
The NAD+ kit is $91 and is labeled a one-month supply of 12 to 16 subcutaneous injections at 20,000 mcg a dose, three times a week. The same page's ingredient line still says 20 injections, and its FAQ says two to three times a week. High-dose glutathione is $399 for 15 intramuscular injections of 400 mg, prescribed three times a week, and the ordinary glutathione kit is $79 for ten injections of a 200 mg/mL solution twice a week. Both glutathione pages disclose that the drug can lighten skin overall, which is a real effect and rarely printed.
Rank142
Concierge MD LA
Concierge MD LA is number 142 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its prescriber and intake mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $299/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $249 per vial
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $299/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names its physician network; a consultation before any prescription
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Also lists BPC-157, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Thymosin alpha-1, Oxytocin, Semax, Selank, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Concierge MD LA is read on 55% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ comes as a 500 mg vial for $249, or a 1000 mg vial for $349, as one-off purchases. NAD+ nasal spray and glutathione injections are each $299 for one month. GHK-Cu cream is $299 for one month, and sold as a discounted add-on too. Each has a cheaper subscription rung with a three-month minimum.
Rank143
Longevixx
Longevixx is number 143 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $199/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
NAD+ is listed from $199 a month. Its page describes a closer-spaced loading series in the first two weeks, then a lighter maintenance rhythm. It prints no dose, no strength and no frequency. Dose and route are left to the provider.
Rank144
Alternate Health Club
Alternate Health Club is number 144 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $79.99/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $140/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Alternate Health Club is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
Sermorelin is $99 a month, NAD+ $140 and glutathione $79.99, each an injection under the same flat-at-every-dose promise. All three pages print no dose, vial size or injection schedule, so what a month's price actually buys is never stated. The sermorelin page describes the peptide as prompting the pituitary to make more of its own growth hormone. It then calls the therapy a safe and natural part of aging well, and cites nothing for either statement.
Rank145
Rewinding RX
Rewinding RX is number 145 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its dosing guidance mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $139/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed
Follow-up
Unlimited follow-ups, free
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, TB-500, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is $139 a month on subscription or $149 for one month. You get a 5 mL vial holding 1,000 mg, at 200 mg per mL. The FAQ says to start at 20 mg and work up to 100 mg, one to three times a week. The page also says NAD+ must be taken with the shop's own supplement, or TMG, for best results.
Rank146
Glam Health
Glam Health is number 146 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $150/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Glam Health is read on 75% of the rubric's weight: state coverage is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as a monthly auto-refill at $150. The first month is $109.50 with code FIRSTNAD. Three months is $375 and six is $702, each one payment. Those labels reconcile. A bundle called NAD + GLP sells for $100. The page does not say what is in it. There is no dose, no strength and no frequency printed for NAD+.
Rank147
Meto
Meto is number 147 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
NAD+ and Glutathione are on Meto's own list with no price we hold.
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Scheduled check-ins, with messaging
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Not recorded: no monthly price in this scope
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Meto is read on 60% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ and GHK-Cu are promoted for cellular function, repair and aging-related goals. NAD+ is a coenzyme rather than a peptide. Biological explanations and general research do not establish outcomes for the compounded product you would receive. GHK-Cu route and any combination ingredients also matter. Confirm the actual formulation and whether the intended use is supported before comparing the price or promised benefits.
Rank148
Rylo Health
Rylo Health is number 148 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its follow-up mark and its state coverage mark; its weakest mark here is pharmacy named.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $219/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber; a questionnaire, with no live visit mentioned
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Rylo Health is read on 70% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance is left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ runs $219 a month and glutathione $149. The GHK-Cu protocol, at $199, is sold as a topical rather than an injection, and is the one product missing from the site's own navigation.
Rank149
YourHealthRx
YourHealthRx is number 149 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark and its follow-up mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $169/mo
Glutathione sublingual (compounded)from $129/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $210/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $150/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Ongoing access to a provider included
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
All 50 states
Price against the market
At or below the market's middle
NAD+ is a nasal spray at $150 a month or an injection priced by vial: $210 for 5 mL, $239 for 10 mL. Glutathione is an injection at $169 or a troche at $129. Both pages print no dose for NAD+ or glutathione, and the glutathione injection does not ship to California.
Rank150
ElitePhysiqMD
ElitePhysiqMD is number 150 on the NAD+ and glutathione board; its weakest mark here is stays within legal scope.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $317.70/mo$406.70 a month with the required membership, our total
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $205.20/mo$294.20 a month with the required membership, our total
Prescriber and intake
Names one prescribing physician; a questionnaire, with a live visit available or required in some states
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: strength and schedule printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Also lists MOTS-c, BPC-157, Kisspeptin, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Epitalon, DSIP, TB-500, Semax, Selank, which no pharmacy may lawfully compound
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board ElitePhysiqMD is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $353.00 one-time or $317.70 to members. Its page now prints a dose: 100 mg injected once daily, Monday through Friday, as a 28-day supply. Glutathione is $228.00 or $205.20, with no dose and no vial size, given "by injection or infusion". Three months of NAD+ is $739.00, and three of glutathione $341.00.

Compare providers 151–152Loop Health, Yes Clinic

Rank151
Loop Health
Loop Health is number 151 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $229/mo
NAD+ nasal spray (compounded)from $299/mo
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Loop Health is read on 55% of the rubric's weight: dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is $229 a month as an injection and $299 as a nasal spray. The spray is the only product that states a strength, 900 mg or 1200 mg. Glutathione is $149. All three are priced as starting at, which means the figure can rise.
Rank152
Yes Clinic
Yes Clinic is number 152 on the NAD+ and glutathione board, carried by its stays within legal scope mark; its weakest mark here is prescriber and intake.
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What it prices here
NAD+ injection (compounded)from $149/mo$159 a month with the required shipping, our total
Glutathione injection (compounded)from $149/mo$159 a month with the required shipping, our total
Prescriber and intake
Names no prescriber
Pharmacy named
Does not name its pharmacy
Dosing guidance
NAD+: no dose printed; Glutathione: no dose printed
Follow-up
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Stays within legal scope
Lists no research-only peptide
State coverage
Not recorded: our review found no answer on its pages
Price against the market
Above the market's middle
On the NAD+ and glutathione board Yes Clinic is read on 65% of the rubric's weight: follow-up and state coverage are left out of its order, not counted against it.
NAD+ is sold as a 100 mg/mL injectable and glutathione as a 200 mg/mL injectable. Each is $149 for one month, plus $10 shipping, or $419 for three months. Both pages print no dose, vial volume or schedule. The NAD+ page claims full bioavailability, with no study named.

What the order on this board weighs

On the NAD+ and glutathione board 7 of the rubric's 9 marks apply, rescaled to share the whole order between them: prescriber and intake carries 31%, pharmacy named carries 19% and dosing guidance carries 13%. What each mark reads

31%: Prescriber and intake
19%: Pharmacy named
13%: Dosing guidance
13%: Follow-up
13%: Stays within legal scope
6%: State coverage
6%: Price against the market

Whether a seller pays us is not one of the 7 marks on the NAD+ and glutathione board, and the rubric cannot read it.

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Frequently asked questions

How is the NAD+ and glutathione board ordered?: The 26 partners sort first and are labeled; after that the rubric decides. The rubric reads each seller on NAD+ and glutathione, and here prescriber and intake carries 31%, pharmacy named carries 19% and dosing guidance carries 13%.
Do you earn a commission from the sellers on the NAD+ and glutathione board?: On part of it. 26 sellers are partners on the NAD+ and glutathione board, labeled Partner where they appear; the rest of the links pay us nothing.
Which marks are not recorded on the NAD+ and glutathione board?: Not recorded: state coverage for Lttl, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Oak, dosing guidance for Gala, state coverage for YourEra, pharmacy named, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Direct Meds, dosing guidance for PeterMD, state coverage for System Labs, dosing guidance and state coverage for HealthRX, dosing guidance and price against the market for Strut Health, dosing guidance for Live Vital, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for DudeMeds, dosing guidance and state coverage for MangoRx, dosing guidance for Embody, state coverage for Bodybuilding Health+, state coverage for Luvo Health, dosing guidance and state coverage for Willow, state coverage for RNK Health, dosing guidance for Wellorithm, dosing guidance and state coverage for MyDrHank, dosing guidance, follow-up and price against the market for Care Bare Rx, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Male Excel, state coverage for Contour Health, price against the market for Synergy Rx, dosing guidance and state coverage for Try Ageless, price against the market for Lean Meds, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Welludr, state coverage for RxSaludable, pharmacy named, state coverage and price against the market for VigorMeds, dosing guidance, follow-up, state coverage and price against the market for Woodwork, dosing guidance for Effecty, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Fridays, prescriber and intake and state coverage for Levers Health, state coverage for iThriveMD, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Enhanced, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Bloom MD, follow-up for Trellis Vitality, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Rugiet Health, follow-up for Breeze Meds, state coverage for MadeMed, prescriber and intake and follow-up for EOS Health, state coverage for ARSYNL Rx, state coverage for Nova MD, follow-up for Medro, state coverage for Obu Health, dosing guidance and price against the market for SynergenX Health, state coverage for Avono Health, state coverage for RxION Health, state coverage for PauseRX, state coverage for AgelessRx, state coverage for 50 Stars Health, price against the market for Pepti, state coverage for Raeliva, follow-up and state coverage for Vyora Wellness, state coverage for Invigor Medical, state coverage for Jently, state coverage for HealthOn, state coverage for Whoosh Wellness, dosing guidance and state coverage for HealthHub, state coverage for EllieMD, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Inner Balance, dosing guidance and state coverage for Kin Meds, state coverage for Ivim Health, dosing guidance and state coverage for Found Youth, dosing guidance and state coverage for PrescribedRX, state coverage for ShedRx, state coverage for AHBARx, dosing guidance for Apex MD, follow-up and state coverage for LaSara Medical Group, state coverage for Joi + Blokes, state coverage for June Health, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Regenics, state coverage for Actin, state coverage for Hone Health, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Nucific, dosing guidance for Fitish, dosing guidance and state coverage for Good Girl Rx, state coverage for Goldspan Health, prescriber and intake, follow-up and state coverage for Citizen Meds, state coverage for WePeptideRx, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Genesis Health, state coverage for TeleZen MD, dosing guidance for He & She MD, dosing guidance for NiceRx, state coverage for Heros Health, state coverage for Harbor, state coverage for Nex Gen Health Rx, prescriber and intake for Nova, price against the market for RxPepsDirect, follow-up for TrueMe, dosing guidance and price against the market for Alan Meds, state coverage for Immortals, pharmacy named and state coverage for Bayan Health, dosing guidance and state coverage for Rehydra+ Wellness, state coverage for Ascend Vitality, prescriber and intake, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Stealth Health, follow-up and state coverage for Wisp, state coverage for Arc-1, state coverage for FormBlends, state coverage for Pomegranate Health, state coverage for GobyMeds, follow-up for NuBloom, state coverage for Iron Med RX, follow-up, state coverage and price against the market for Lumora, dosing guidance for ReadyRx, state coverage for TelePeptide, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for ElleS, state coverage and price against the market for VitaStir, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Concierge MD LA, state coverage for Alternate Health Club, state coverage for Glam Health, dosing guidance, state coverage and price against the market for Meto, dosing guidance for Rylo Health, follow-up and state coverage for ElitePhysiqMD, dosing guidance, follow-up and state coverage for Loop Health and follow-up and state coverage for Yes Clinic. Each is left out of that seller's order on this board, because our review of its pages found no answer, and the seller's other marks carry its place instead.
Which sellers of NAD+ and glutathione are not on this board?: 81 more sellers on our roster publish a price for NAD+ and glutathione and are not ranked on the NAD+ and glutathione board until we publish a review of each one.

The board at a glance

What the evidence says, before the sellers

The ranking

LttlPartner

OakPartner

GalaPartner

EdenPartner

YourEraPartner

Direct MedsPartner

Sprout HealthPartner

TMatesPartner

PeterMDPartner

System LabsPartner

HealthRXPartner

Strut HealthPartner

CoreAge RxPartner

Enhance MDPartner

Live VitalPartner

DudeMedsPartner

MangoRxPartner

EmbodyPartner

RxSpan MDPartner

Bodybuilding Health+Partner

Luvo HealthPartner

bmiMDPartner

WillowPartner

RNK HealthPartner

WellorithmPartner

MyDrHankPartner

Care Bare Rx

Male Excel

Contour Health

PlexusDx

Synergy Rx

Try Ageless

Lean Meds

Welludr

RxSaludable

VigorMeds

Woodwork

Effecty

Fridays

Levers Health

Renlo Health

iThriveMD

Enhanced

Bloom MD

EdgeRx

Get Thin MD

Trellis Vitality

Revive Longevity

Rugiet Health

Breeze Meds

MadeMed

PepHaūs

Ivologist

Brello Health

Auren Rx

EOS Health

ARSYNL Rx

Nova MD

Medro

Obu Health

SynergenX Health

Avono Health

Vytora Health

ZYP Medical

RxION Health

Vita Bella

PauseRX

AgelessRx

REMEVi

50 Stars Health

Pepti

Kongo

Midi Health

Raeliva

Vyora Wellness

Invigor Medical

Jently