NAD+ Subcutaneous
For guests who have done a NAD+ infusion series and want to hold the line between visits. Small subcutaneous doses two or three times a week, shipped monthly.
What's Inside
What It's Good For
From Booking to Your Sofa
01
Labs and History
A full metabolic panel, thyroid, A1c and lipids, plus a real conversation about what you have already tried and what went wrong.
02
A Provider Prescribes
If the therapy suits you, your provider writes the starting dose and a titration schedule. If it does not, we say so and refund the consult.
03
Titrate and Check In
Monthly check-ins, unlimited messaging and dose adjustments as your body responds. Refills ship straight to you on your schedule.
How It Works in the Body
The mechanism, in plain terms — including where the evidence is strong and where it is not.
Route Changes the Curve
Subcutaneous dosing gives a lower, slower peak than infusion — less flushing and chest tightness, less intensity, far more practical between visits.
The Salvage Pathway
Cells recycle NAD+ continuously through the salvage pathway. Smaller frequent doses fit that turnover better than one large monthly load.
Same Evidence Caveat
The mechanistic case is strong and the long-term outcome data is not there yet. That is true for every route.
Before, During and After
Before
Labs are drawn first and reviewed by your provider before anything is prescribed. Bring current medications, supplements and any prior weight or treatment history.
During
Your first injection is taught in person. The dose itself takes seconds; the teaching visit takes about twenty minutes, including what to do about side effects.
After
Message your provider at any point. Check-ins are monthly, doses escalate no faster than every four weeks, and labs repeat at week twelve.
What the Science Actually Supports
Subcutaneous NAD+ avoids the flushing and chest tightness of a fast infusion but shares the same limited long-term evidence base. Injection-site redness is common and self-limiting. We teach the first dose in person rather than by video.
Screened for contraindications at every visit. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak with your provider if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing kidney, liver or cardiac conditions.
Keeps the infusion series going without the ninety minutes.
The teaching visit made it painless to start.
Site redness the first fortnight, then nothing.
Questions We Get
Do I need labs first?+
Yes — always, for any prescription therapy. We arrange a draw at your home or a lab near you, and results are usually back within three business days.
What are the side effects?+
Nausea, early fullness and constipation are the common ones with GLP-1s, and they are usually dose-related. Slow titration is the main defence, which is why we do not rush it.
What does the price include?+
The monthly program fee covers your provider, labs review, titration, unlimited messaging and check-ins. Medication is billed separately and varies by dose.
What happens if I stop?+
Weight regain is common after stopping GLP-1s without a maintenance plan. Your provider will build one with you before you taper — that conversation is part of the program.
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