NAD Injections & Capsules

NAD⁺ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme present in every cell. It’s central to mitochondrial function and energy production, and it participates in pathways related to cellular repair and metabolic health. Rather than acting like a stimulant, NAD⁺ supports the biochemical machinery that drives energy generation and recovery.

• Form & route (injectable): Lyophilized powder reconstituted for subcutaneous injections
• Form (capsules): 35 mg oral capsules for simple, consistent daily intake
• Source & quality: Compounded and dispensed by licensed U.S. pharmacies; prescription required
• Storage: Follow pharmacy guidance. Reconstituted vials are typically refrigerated 2–8 °C (36–46 °F)

How We Use It (Injectable & Capsules)

• Injectable NAD⁺ (lyo vials): Provider-guided titration (start low, go slow). Some patients use smaller, more frequent doses; others prefer less frequent, higher doses—your clinician will tailor the plan to comfort and goals.
• NAD⁺ Capsules (35 mg): Convenient daily use to maintain steady support; can be used alone or alongside injections depending on your plan.
• Tolerability: Some may feel warmth or flushing with injections—starting low helps. Report any adverse effects to your provider.

Consider NAD⁺ if you’re seeking cellular-level energy support, recovery after demanding days or training, or a straightforward daily routine (capsules) with the option to titrate (injections). Your provider will confirm safety and fit based on your medical history and current therapies.

Medical & Safety Note: NAD⁺ is provided by prescription and used under clinical supervision. This page is informational and not medical advice. Always follow storage, dosing, and injection guidance from your provider and pharmacy.