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NAD+ Injections for Cellular Energy, Prescribed Online

Injectable NAD+ prescribed and monitored by U.S.-licensed providers — a coenzyme central to cellular energy metabolism and DNA repair, delivered subcutaneously to bypass digestive breakdown.

$149 / month

1-Month Plan
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Billed monthly

$140 / month

3-Month Plan
Save $28
$419 billed once
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$125 / month

12-Month Plan
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$1,499 billed once

Prescription products require an online consultation with a licensed provider who will determine whether a prescription is appropriate. Eligibility depends on health history, individual evaluation and clinical appropriateness. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by the FDA for safety or efficacy. Individual results vary. Not appropriate for everyone.

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What patients describe

Running On Empty?

NAD+ levels decline with age, and the pattern patients describe is rarely dramatic. It is a slow flattening of energy, focus and recovery. If several of these apply, it may be worth reviewing with a provider.

The therapy

What Is NAD+?

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide is a coenzyme present in every cell, central to how mitochondria convert nutrients into usable energy. It also participates in DNA repair pathways and in the activity of sirtuins, a family of proteins associated with cellular stress response.

NAD+ levels decline with age. Injectable delivery places it directly into circulation, avoiding the digestive breakdown that limits oral precursors. Dose and frequency are determined by your provider based on your goals and health history.

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Why ARSYNL Rx

Longevity Care With Actual Oversight

NAD+ is sold widely with very little clinical structure around it. ARSYNL Rx prescribes it through a licensed provider who reviews your health history, sets the dose and follows up — rather than shipping a vial and moving on.

Every plan is reviewed by a U.S.-licensed provider, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy partner and followed with ongoing check-ins. Pricing is flat and the medication is included — there is no separate membership fee.

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In their words

A Word From Some ARSYNL Heroes

Real patients on NAD+ therapy, in their own words, lightly edited for length.

How to use it

Your NAD+ Injection Routine

A short subcutaneous routine at the frequency your provider set.

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Draw your provider-determined dose

Wipe the vial stopper, draw the exact volume prescribed and clear any air from the syringe.

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Inject at the prescribed site

Follow the site and technique your provider specified, rotating between doses.

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Dispose of sharps safely

Used needles go straight into a sharps container. Never reuse or recap.

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Keep your schedule

Stay on the frequency your provider set so your response is easy to interpret.

The process

Physician-Guided From Intake to Delivery

Complete a Secure Online Intake

Health history, current medications, symptoms and your goals. Encrypted and HIPAA protected from the first question.

Review by a Licensed Provider

Licensed providers review your intake, symptoms and health history to determine whether therapy is appropriate for you.

Discreet Delivery & Ongoing Monitoring

If prescribed, medication is prepared by a licensed pharmacy partner and shipped to your door, with follow-up and provider check-ins over time.

Eligibility

Is NAD+ Therapy Right For You?

It may be considered for adults pursuing preventive and longevity-focused care whose health history is reviewed and cleared by a licensed provider. Not appropriate for everyone.

Medical oversight

The Physicians Behind Every Prescription

Our patients are supported by a nationwide team of licensed physicians and nurse practitioners through the Arora Health provider network. Every order is reviewed by a licensed provider and prescribed according to medical best practices and the laws of your state.

Sean Arora, MD — CEO & Co-Founder

Board-certified physician and entrepreneur who leads nationwide medical oversight and the provider network, focused on expanding access to high-quality wellness and longevity care.

Shannon Arora, MD — Chief Medical Officer

Board-certified physician overseeing clinical quality, protocol development and provider education across the network, with a background in hospital medicine and preventive wellness.

Alex Saucedo, MD — Lead Medical Director

Dual board-certified physician with more than eight years of clinical and leadership experience, specializing in clinical oversight, patient safety and regulatory compliance.

Compare Your Longevity Options

The right option depends on individual health history, lab results, provider review and preference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about how NAD+ Injection works, who it may be right for, and what to expect during treatment.

It is a coenzyme required for mitochondrial energy production and involved in DNA repair and sirtuin activity. Levels decline with age, which is why it is a common target in longevity protocols.

Oral NAD+ is largely broken down in the digestive tract. Subcutaneous injection places it directly into circulation. Precursor supplements work differently and are a separate conversation with your provider.

Frequency is provider-determined based on your goals, health history and response. It is set during intake and reviewed at follow-up.

Some patients report flushing or a warm sensation during administration, which is why injections are given slowly. Report anything uncomfortable to your provider.

No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by the FDA for safety or efficacy. Your provider will discuss this during intake.

Yes. Syringes, needles and alcohol swabs are included along with written instructions.

They are different delivery formats. The injection is subcutaneous; the nasal spray is administered intranasally. Neither is presented as better — the right option depends on your preference and provider review.

Individual results vary. Your provider will set expectations during intake and review your response at follow-up.

Find Out If NAD+ Injection Is Right for You

Complete a secure online intake and a U.S.-licensed provider will review your health history, symptoms and goals to determine whether this therapy — or a different one — fits your needs.