provider_reviews
NAD+ provider reviews
One review per provider on our index, plus the ones we cover and do not rank. Each answers the three questions a ranking table cannot: what it really costs month to month once the intro code and the prepay tier are stripped out, what the human evidence for that specific route actually is, and what the seller would rather you did not read.
prices are read, not repeated
19 of 20 sellers publish a figure we could read in a browser that runs JavaScript. 1 blocks automated readers, and that review says so rather than reprinting a stale number. A price copied off someone else’s blog is a guess wearing a dollar sign.
no scores, no stars
A rating badge is a claim we would have to defend, and it flattens a real trade-off into a digit. Every review here ends in a sentence instead — including the ones for sellers who pay us.
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n=20 · verified 2026-07-31
- [01]CoreAge Rx$93
The lowest standing NAD+ price here — and it says "starting at".
- [02]RxSpan MD$249
Three NAD+ routes, three prices, all on the public homepage.
- [03]Willow$199
One flat number on the product's own page — $199, no ladder, no code.
- [04]Telos Rx$249
Publishes both numbers and names the lever between them.
- [05]MadeMed$199
Two routes, two published floors, and a page that stops there.
- [06]Care Bare Rx$199
Publishes an NAD+ floor — on the homepage, but not on the NAD+ page.
- [07]Try Ageless$249
Every advertised figure is an intro rate, and the site says the real one comes later.
- [08]AgelessRx$79
A $79 headline that turns out to be a prepaid quarter.
- [09]Obu Health$219
One variant, one price, and the store's own data proves it.
- [10]Breeze Meds$169
Two published NAD+ prices, and no policy pages to read them against.
- [11]Maves$149
Prints the standing rate honestly, then advertises only the first month.
- [12]Invigor Medical$340
A real published price, on a billing cycle that is not a month.
- [13]Hone Health$165
The advertised price is the medication only, and it says so.
- [14]Yucca Health$158
The only price a reader can see here is a picture.
- [15]Inner Balance$183
The only sublingual NAD+ here, and its only public price is a floor.
- [16]Taurus Meds$179
Two prices on the product page, and a third fee in section 28.
- [17]Drip Hydrationprice unreadable
We could not read their prices at all on this pass.
- [18]Tru Niagen$49.00
The only thing on this board with randomised human trials behind it.
- [19]Thorne NiaCel 400$74
Practitioner-grade NR with a sport certification — at the highest per-capsule price here.
- [20]Gentle Patches NAD+$29.99not ranked
A patch named for a molecule it does not contain, by a route that does not work.
Prices and terms were read on each seller’s own site, in a browser that runs JavaScript, on the date stated in that review, and change without notice. These pages are informational and not medical advice: compounded NAD+ is not an FDA-approved product and the injectable, intranasal and transdermal routes have no controlled human trials behind them. See our disclosure and editorial policy.