Energy and cellular health
Cellular support, prescribed and dispensed properly.
NAD+ and glutathione, compounded by a licensed 503A pharmacy after a telehealth visit with a clinician who decides whether either is appropriate for you.
What this is
Two compounds, two routes.
NAD+ is dispensed as a subcutaneous vial or as a nasal spray, and you pick which at add-to-cart rather than discovering it at delivery. Glutathione ships the same way as the rest, a 12-week supply billed monthly.
Both are prescription therapies compounded by a licensed 503A pharmacy. Neither is an FDA-approved drug, and we say so on every page rather than in the small print.
Before you buy anywhere
What the unregulated market is selling.
Read the label. When a seller writes research use only, not for human consumption, that is not a technicality. It is the seller telling you in writing that it is not for human use.
Some post a certificate. Ask whose lab ran it, which lot it covers, and whether that lot is the vial you were actually sent.
What we carry
Dispensed for this goal.
Prescribed after a telehealth visit. NAD+ and other peptides share one visit; each weight-management medication needs its own.
NAD Injectable
Cellular energy and metabolic resilience.
12-week supply
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Glutathione
Antioxidant defense and cellular support.
12-week supply
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Questions
Worth asking, of anyone.
Who tests the batch, and can I see it?
Batches go to an independent analytical laboratory, one the pharmacy does not own, for testing appropriate to the preparation. The results belong to the lab and the pharmacy rather than to us. Ask and we will get the documentation to you.
Injection or nasal spray?
You choose when you add NAD+ to your cart, and your clinician confirms it at your visit. We moved that choice out of the consult because people were ordering one and receiving the other.
How many telehealth visits is this?
One. NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione can share a single visit. Weight-management medication is the exception and is prescribed on its own.
Start here
Numbers first, if you want them.
A baseline blood panel, drawn at home, gives you and the clinician something to work from. Or browse the catalog and start a visit.