NAD+ injection pricing, compared
How much do NAD+ injections cost per month online? 13 programs compared (October 2026)
13 online programs that sell compounded NAD+ injections, Affinity Direct among them, in one table: what one month costs month to month (medication plus any required membership); the lowest plan rate each publishes and what its advertised rate is charged as at checkout; whether one month can be bought without a subscription; and whether a membership fee applies. Forms other than injections that some of these programs also sell are noted in their entries below and are not compared. Every figure was re-read on the brand’s own pages, and its checkout where that could be reached without entering personal details, on the date shown — never from a review site, a roundup, another company’s price index or an AI answer. Affinity Direct is not the lowest price on every basis; “Where Affinity Direct is not the lowest price,” below, says where, by number, and the scorecard gives each verdict.
Checked 2026-10-17. Prices change often — each row links to the pages it was read from.
Affinity Direct: From $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill (2 × 10 mL, $339.15 at checkout), or $219 for one month (10 mL) bought once, with no subscription. Each is the whole checkout charge.
The short answer
Compounded NAD+ at Affinity Direct is $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill (2 × 10 mL, $339.15 at checkout, 15% off, cancel anytime), or $219 for one month (10 mL) bought once, with no subscription. Each is the whole checkout charge: no membership fee, and provider review, syringes and alcohol prep pads, and free 2-day discreet shipping are included.
Affinity Direct is not the lowest price in this set of 13 programs. Month to month, 5 of the 9 programs that publish a month-to-month price charge less than its $186.15 1-month auto-refill, led by Astra Health and OurView Health at $120/mo, which puts Affinity Direct above most of the table on monthly price. Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current. On a plan, 8 of the 10 programs that publish a plan rate charge less per month than its $169.58/mo, led by Astra Health ($90/mo on the 6-month plan). With nothing renewing on either side, Increase Health’s 3-month plan ($582, $194/mo, a single payment) costs less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo). Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo). Bought once with no subscription, one month is $219; Belle also sells one month that way. Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed".
What you get at Affinity Direct
Comparisons are counted from the table on this page.
The price shown is the whole checkout charge
$169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill is $339.15 at checkout, and that is the whole charge: the medication, a licensed provider’s review, syringes and alcohol prep pads, and free 2-day discreet shipping. No membership, consult or shipping fee, and no first-month price. 4 other programs here lead with a first-month price: AgelessRx, Eden, Pallas Health and PepScribe.
One month, bought once
$219 buys the 1-month plan (10 mL) as a single purchase: nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Of the 13 programs in this table, 2 sell one month without a subscription: Affinity Direct and Belle. Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. The other 11 programs do not sell one month without a subscription, and one of them, Increase Health, does not sell a single month at all. OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed". Increase Health’s 3-month plan is a single payment that does not renew ($582, $194/mo), less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo), but it is not one month. Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
Refunded in full if a provider does not approve
You are charged at checkout and refunded in full if a licensed provider in our partner provider network does not prescribe. 11 of the 12 other programs here say the same or charge nothing until a provider approves. Eden’s product page says "Price includes medication only, if prescribed," and its terms refund the $39 first membership fee in full if no prescription is issued; its terms say charges are made "at the time of each approved transaction" and do not say whether that is before or after a provider’s decision.
Vial sizes: 10 mL and 2 × 10 mL
The 1-month plan is 10 mL; the 2-month plan is 2 × 10 mL. Both sizes and both prices are on the product page before you answer a single intake question.
Where Affinity Direct is not the lowest price
Affinity Direct’s lowest rate, $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill, ranks 9 of 11 plan rates published here; Astra Health ($90/mo on the 6-month plan), OurView Health ($110/mo on the 3-month plan), Cora Health ($119/mo on the annual plan), Pallas Health ($119 per 4-week cycle on the annual (48-week) plan, averaging $128.92 a month), PreventiveMD ($139/mo on the 3-month plan), AgelessRx ($149/mo on the 3-month plan), Belle ($149/mo on the 3-month plan) and PepScribe ($150/mo on the 3-month plan) charge less per month, on plans of 3 to 12 months against Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan. With nothing renewing on either side, Increase Health’s 3-month plan ($582, $194/mo, a single payment) costs less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
Month to month, 5 of the 9 programs that publish a month-to-month price charge less than Affinity Direct’s $186.15 1-month auto-refill: Astra Health ($120/mo), OurView Health ($120/mo), Brightmeds ($129/mo), PreventiveMD ($149/mo) and Cora Health ($159/mo). On monthly price, Affinity Direct is above most of this table. PepScribe ($189/mo), Pallas Health ($179 per 4-week cycle, 13 charges a year, averaging $193.92 a month), Belle ($199/mo) and Ozari Health ($199/mo) charge more. Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current.
Bought once, with nothing renewing, one month is $219: more than any month-to-month price in this table; the highest are Belle and Ozari Health at $199/mo. Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current. Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. With nothing renewing on either side, Increase Health’s 3-month plan ($582, $194/mo, a single payment) costs less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo). Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
One month of compounded NAD+, month to month, all-in
Medication plus any required membership. Low to high by cost per calendar month — a per-4-week price is placed by its average (13 charges a year). Programs with no month-to-month price, published or sold, are listed last in the table below. Checked 2026-10-17.
Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current.
Compounded NAD+ at 13 online programs
Low to high by cost per calendar month, month to month and all-in — a per-4-week price is placed by its average (13 charges a year). Every figure was read from the brand’s own pages, or the checkout they link to, on the date in the last column.
| Program | Month to month, all-in | Lowest plan rate | Advertised rate · charged as | One month, no subscription? | Membership fee | Supplies included? | If a provider does not prescribe | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Astra Health "Astra operates in all 50 US states," subject to the provider’s confirmation. | $120 monthly plan, all-inclusive; renews until cancelled | $90/mo $90/mo on the 6-month plan ($540 per 6-month term, renews until cancelled) | "Starting at $90/month (6-month plan)" Charged as: $540 for the 6-month term | No Every plan is a subscription: "Astra Health treatment programs are subscriptions." "the plan renews automatically for the same term until you cancel." | None | Yes "Bundled treatment plan: provider consultation, prescription medication, supplies and shipping." | "If a provider reviews your intake and does not prescribe, you receive a full refund." | try-astra.com, try-astra.com, try-astra.com 2026-10-17 |
| OurView Health Not served in AR, CT, HI or NJ. | $120 month-to-month plan as charged at checkout ($120.00); the NAD+ page displays $130 | $110/mo $110/mo on the 3-month plan ($330 per 3-month term) | "NAD+ $110/month" Charged as: $330 for the 3-month plan | No Every checkout is a subscription ("RENEWAL Ongoing"); no non-renewing purchase is offered. Checkouts list "RENEWAL Ongoing · Cancel anytime". Its FAQ says payment is processed only after each renewal is reviewed. | None | Not stated Not stated in what was checked. | Checkout places a card hold: "you are not charged until you are approved and your medication is filled." | ourviewhealth.com, commerce.telegramd.com, ourviewhealth.com, ourviewhealth.com, ourviewhealth.com, ourviewhealth.com 2026-10-17 |
| Brightmeds Varies by state. | $129 monthly plan, renews until cancelled; the $129 is applied by a code (NAD129) in the page’s own "Get started" links, and the price without it is not published | No plan offered Sold only month to month: "One month at a time — no packs, no bundles." | "$129/mo locked in" Charged as: $129 for the month, with the code the page’s own links apply | No Sold only as a renewing monthly plan: "One month at a time — no packs, no bundles." "Your monthly plan automatically renews at $129/mo until canceled." Cancel at least five business days before renewal. | None | Not stated Not stated in what was checked. | "If you are not approved for treatment, any amount that was charged or held will be returned to you and you will not owe anything." A review still open after 5 days may be charged before a decision. | brightmeds.com, brightmeds.com, brightmeds.com 2026-10-17 |
| PreventiveMD Not available in AK, AR, DC, MS, NJ, NM, SD or WV. | $149 1-month supply, sold as a subscription plan that auto-renews at the end of each term | $139/mo $139/mo on the 3-month supply ($417 per 3-month term, auto-renews) | "As low as $139/mo" Charged as: $417 for the 3-month supply | No The 1-month supply is a subscription plan ("by default, all plans auto-renew"); it can be cancelled after purchase. "Auto-renewed at the end of your chosen duration," at "the then-current price". Auto-renewal can be turned off in the portal. | None | Yes The plan step lists "Syringes, alcohol pads, shipping - FREE". | "If the Provider does not approve your request … the authorization hold is released and you are not charged." | preventivemd.com, preventivemd.com, preventivemd.com, preventivemd.com 2026-10-17 |
| Cora Health Not stated for this product. | $159 monthly plan ("billed monthly"); renews until cancelled | $119/mo $119/mo on the 12-month plan ($1,428 per 12-month term); $417 per 3 months, $768 per 6 months | "PLANS FROM $119 /mo" Charged as: $1,428 for the 12-month term | No Every plan, the monthly one included, is an auto-renewing membership; no one-time purchase is offered. "Renews automatically every month until you cancel." | None | Not stated The price "covers your provider visit and check-ins, the medication if it is prescribed, and shipping"; supplies are not named. | "You receive a full refund … if a healthcare provider determines you are not medically eligible for treatment after review." | trycora.io, trycora.io, trycora.io 2026-10-17 |
| Affinity Direct All 50 states. | $186.15 1-month plan (10 mL) on auto-refill, 15% off, cancel anytime; or $219 bought once, nothing renews | $169.58/mo 2-month plan (2 × 10 mL) on auto-refill, $339.15 at checkout; or $399 bought once | From $169.58/mo Charged as: $339.15 at checkout for the 2-month auto-refill; one month bought once is $219 | Yes $219 for the 1-month plan (10 mL), charged once; nothing renews. Auto-refill is optional; a single purchase simply ends. | None | Yes Syringes and alcohol prep pads included; free 2-day discreet shipping. | Charged at checkout; refunded in full if a provider does not prescribe. | affinitydirect.com 2026-10-17 |
| PepScribe Not stated in what was checked. | $189 month to month; subscriptions renew until cancelled | $150/mo $150/mo on the 3-month plan ($449 billed quarterly) | "NAD+ starts from $99/mo" Charged as: First quarter with the $99 month not shown before the identity step | No "PepScribe operates on a monthly subscription model"; no one-time purchase is offered. "PepScribe subscriptions renew monthly. You can cancel at any time …" | None | Yes "Shipping, supplies, and ongoing clinician oversight · Included". | "If no prescription is issued, you are never charged." | pepscribe.com, pepscribe.com, pepscribe.com, pepscribe.com, pepscribe.com 2026-10-17 |
| Pallas Health Not stated in what was checked. | $179 per 4-week cycle per 4-week cycle after a $139 first month; renews until cancelled; 13 charges a year, averaging $193.92 a month | $119 per 4-week cycle "$119/mo on the annual plan" (an average, as the page states it); the annual plan is $1,428 per 48-week term, which is $119 per 4-week cycle, averaging $128.92 a calendar month | "$139 first month" Charged as: $139 for the first cycle, then $179 per cycle | No Every plan renews until cancelled; no one-time purchase is offered. $139 for the first month, then $179 per 4-week cycle; the plan "renews until you cancel." | None | Not stated Not stated in what was checked. | "If you're not approved: Nothing is charged. Anything already charged is refunded 100%." | pallashealth.co, pallashealth.co, pallashealth.co 2026-10-17 |
| Belle Not stated in what was checked. | $199 1-month supply on the monthly plan, which renews at the end of each cycle | $149/mo $149/mo on the quarterly plan (the 3-month total is not printed) | "from $149 / month" Charged as: Not printed; Belle’s help pages say cards are charged in full at checkout, and its pricing guide says every plan is billed monthly | Yes Belle also sells "a one-time 1-month or 3-month supply" that does not renew; its pricing page lists "3 MONTH SUPPLY $149 /month · 1 MONTH SUPPLY $199 /month" without saying whether those are the plan prices or the one-time prices. "On a subscription plan, your prescription renews automatically at the end of each cycle …" | None | Yes Syringes, alcohol pads and a sharps container are included. | "If your prescription is not approved, you are refunded in full." | joinbelle.com, joinbelle.com, joinbelle.com, joinbelle.com, joinbelle.com, joinbelle.com 2026-10-17 |
| Ozari Health Not stated for this product. | $199 monthly plan ("Billed monthly") | $183/mo $183/mo on the quarterly plan ($550 per quarter) | "Get Started — $183/mo" Charged as: $550 per quarter | No The one-month option is the recurring monthly plan; no one-time purchase is offered. The monthly plan is "Billed monthly" and the quarterly plan is billed per quarter; both recur. | None | Not stated Not stated in what was checked. | "Full refund if a clinician does not prescribe." | ozarihealth.com, ozarihealth.com, ozarihealth.com, ozarihealth.com 2026-10-17 |
| AgelessRx Not stated in what was checked. | Not published Not published — a monthly plan is offered, but its price is not shown before an email step | $149/mo $149/mo on the 3-month plan, billed in full, after a $79 first month (plan total not shown) | "Starting at $79 / mo" Charged as: Plan billed in full; the total is not shown before an email step | No Every plan is a subscription; no one-time purchase is offered. "Medication is offered as a subscription service which you can cancel at any time." | None | Not stated Not stated in what was checked; shipping is included. | The FAQ: "you will not be charged for your prescription until you are approved." | agelessrx.com, agelessrx.com, agelessrx.com 2026-10-17 |
| Eden Not stated in what was checked. | Not published Not published — Eden’s product page (eden.health) shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage lists later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current; a membership is required on top | None shown Eden’s product page shows only a first-month price; no plan price is displayed | "Starting at $91 first month" Charged as: $91 medication plus the $39 first-month membership | No Sold as a subscription with a required membership; no one-time purchase is offered. "Plans are offered as a subscription service which can be canceled at any time." | Required: "$39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter" | Yes The product page says "homekit included". | Eden’s product page says "Price includes medication only, if prescribed," and its terms refund the $39 first membership fee in full if no prescription is issued; its terms say charges are made "at the time of each approved transaction" and do not say whether that is before or after a provider’s decision. | eden.health, eden.health, tryeden.com 2026-10-17 |
| Increase Health Where its affiliated providers are licensed and treatment is permitted. | Not sold month to month Not sold by the month — only a 3-month supply, as a single payment that does not renew | $194/mo $582 for a 3-month supply, a single payment that does not renew ($194/mo) | "NAD+ · $194/mo" Charged as: $582 for the 3-month supply, once | No No one-month option. The 3-month supply is a single payment that does not renew. "Each plan is a single payment for a 3-month supply and does not renew automatically." | None | Yes "Includes custom compounded medication & injection supplies." | Its cancellation policy: "if a provider determines treatment is not appropriate for you, you are never charged". | increase.health, increase.health, increase.health, increase.health 2026-10-17 |
“Month to month, all-in” is the price of one month bought month to month, medication plus any required membership: the brand’s published price, or the price its checkout charged where the two differ, as the row notes. A price billed per 4-week cycle is ranked by its average per calendar month (13 charges a year) and shown as the brand bills it. “Not sold month to month” marks a program that sells no single month at all, which is different from a monthly price it does not publish. “Lowest plan rate” is the lowest per-month rate on any multi-month or prepaid plan the brand publishes: its own per-month figure, or, where it states only the plan total, that total divided by the plan’s months, as the row notes; never a first-month price, with what it requires beside it; a plan that is a single payment that does not renew says so; a plan rate billed per 4-week cycle is ranked by its average per calendar month in the same way. “Advertised rate · charged as” is the headline figure each brand leads with and what it is charged as, where the brand states that. Where a brand’s pages disagree, the row shows the figure its checkout charged when the checkout could be reached, otherwise the figure on its current product page, and the disagreement is noted. First-month prices are shown as the brand labels them and never decide a ranking. A price the brand applies with a code in its own links and keeps at renewal is ranked, and its row names the code. Prices are compared per month and per plan, not per vial strength — vial sizes and contents differ between programs. Also checked on 2026-10-17 and not in the table: Surfbound Health (it sells NAD+ as a nasal spray only, not as an injection).
Who wins what
The winner of each comparison, including the 2 that are not Affinity Direct; 1 more cannot be decided from the published prices.
Astra Health $120/mo · OurView Health $120/mo · Brightmeds $129/mo · PreventiveMD $149/mo · Cora Health $159/mo · Affinity Direct $186.15/mo (1-month auto-refill) · PepScribe $189/mo · Pallas Health $179 per 4-week cycle, 13 charges a year, averaging $193.92 a month · Belle $199/mo · Ozari Health $199/mo. Affinity Direct ranks 6 of 10 on this basis. A per-4-week price is ranked by what it costs over a year. Not ranked, because their product pages publish no month-to-month price: AgelessRx and Eden. Not ranked, because a single month is not sold: Increase Health. Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current.
Astra Health $90/mo (6-month plan) · OurView Health $110/mo (3-month plan) · Cora Health $119/mo (annual plan) · Pallas Health $119 per 4-week cycle on the annual (48-week) plan, averaging $128.92 a month · PreventiveMD $139/mo (3-month plan) · AgelessRx $149/mo (3-month plan) · Belle $149/mo (3-month plan) · PepScribe $150/mo (3-month plan) · Affinity Direct $169.58/mo (2-month auto-refill) · Ozari Health $183/mo (3-month plan) · Increase Health $194/mo (3-month plan, a single payment that does not renew). A per-4-week plan rate is ranked by its average per calendar month. Affinity Direct’s lowest rate ranks 9 of 11 on this basis; every lower rate comes with a longer plan than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan (3 to 12 months). First-month prices are not plan rates and are not ranked. With nothing renewing on either side, Increase Health’s 3-month plan ($582, $194/mo, a single payment) costs less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
Affinity Direct’s lowest rate is $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill; it also sells the 1-month plan for $219 as a single purchase. Of the 13 programs in this table, 2 sell one month without a subscription: Affinity Direct and Belle. Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. The other 11 programs do not sell one month without a subscription, and one of them, Increase Health, does not sell a single month at all. OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed". Increase Health’s 3-month plan is a single payment that does not renew ($582, $194/mo), less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo), but it is not one month. Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
No program here charges a separate membership fee except Eden, which requires one on top of medication ("$39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter"). Affinity Direct charges no membership fee. Two OurView Health pages still show an older table with a membership option ("Your membership pays for itself with your first prescription."); its FAQ says "OurView does not require a membership."
Affinity Direct charges at checkout and refunds in full if a provider does not prescribe. 11 of the 12 other programs here say the same or charge nothing until a provider approves. Eden’s product page says "Price includes medication only, if prescribed," and its terms refund the $39 first membership fee in full if no prescription is issued; its terms say charges are made "at the time of each approved transaction" and do not say whether that is before or after a provider’s decision.
Affinity Direct, Astra Health, PreventiveMD, PepScribe, Belle, Eden and Increase Health state that syringes, injection supplies or a home injection kit are included; each row gives the brand’s wording or what its pages state. The other 6 programs do not say in what was checked.
What each advertised rate requires
The headline rate each brand leads with, the conditions on its own pages, and what it is charged as.
- Astra Health — advertises "Starting at $90/month (6-month plan)"
- The 6-month plan, $540 charged up front for the term and renewing until cancelled. The monthly plan is $120. Charged as: $540 for the 6-month term.
- "Payments are non-refundable, with exceptions …" No 3-month plan is offered.
- OurView Health — advertises "NAD+ $110/month"
- The 3-month plan paid in full: $330, charged after approval. Month to month, checkout charges $120 (the page says $130). Charged as: $330 for the 3-month plan.
- The NAD+ page lists month to month at $130; the order summary for that plan read "Total $120.00". The checkout figure is the one shown here.
- The FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed"; the checkout lists the plan as an ongoing renewal.
- Two OurView pages still show an older table with a membership option; the checkout summaries read show no membership fee.
- Brightmeds — advertises "$129/mo locked in"
- The monthly plan, renewing until cancelled, with the code the page’s own links apply. Brightmeds’ terms limit promotional subscription prices to "eligible new patients"; availability varies by state. Charged as: $129 for the month, with the code the page’s own links apply.
- "No membership fees … and no separate consultation or prescribing fee."
- PreventiveMD — advertises "As low as $139/mo"
- The 3-month supply: $417 authorized at checkout, charged when a provider approves, then auto-renewing. The 1-month supply is $149. Charged as: $417 for the 3-month supply.
- "There are no membership, consultation, or cancellation fees".
- Cora Health — advertises "PLANS FROM $119 /mo"
- The 12-month plan, $1,428 billed up front and renewing annually. A site-wide code takes $15 off the first month (the plans it applies to are not stated). Charged as: $1,428 for the 12-month term.
- Cora Health’s pages say "Prices are membership prices for each billing period"; no separate membership fee is charged.
- PepScribe — advertises "NAD+ starts from $99/mo"
- "Our first month on the 3-month plan is $99"; the plan then runs at $449 a quarter. Month to month is $189. Charged as: First quarter with the $99 month not shown before the identity step.
- A separately priced NAD+ nasal spray is not compared here.
- "No membership fees. Ever."
- Pallas Health — advertises "$139 first month"
- The first 4-week cycle of the 4-week plan; it then bills $179 per 4-week cycle, 13 charges a year. Charged as: $139 for the first cycle, then $179 per cycle.
- Plan totals sit behind a date-of-birth step; the page states the annual plan as a $119/mo average, and the pricing data pallashealth.co serves prices it at $1,428 per 48-week term.
- Belle — advertises "from $149 / month"
- The 3-month supply on the quarterly plan; Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply and does not state its price. The monthly plan is $199. Charged as: Not printed; Belle’s help pages say cards are charged in full at checkout, and its pricing guide says every plan is billed monthly.
- "One-time supplies do not renew; if you want more, you reorder."
- Ozari Health — advertises "Get Started — $183/mo"
- The quarterly plan, $550 per quarter. The monthly plan is $199. Charged as: $550 per quarter.
- Ozari’s Terms of Service (last updated Feb 15, 2026) say subscription products "require a minimum 3-month commitment". Ozari’s GLP-1 plans page separately answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes."; Ozari One is its GLP-1 plan, not this product.
- The page’s "Get Started" button opens Ozari’s GLP-1 intake, so the price could not be checked at an NAD+ checkout.
- AgelessRx — advertises "Starting at $79 / mo"
- "$79/first month · Applies to 3-month plan billed in full ($149/mo after)". The page’s own "Get Started" link carries the $70 code that produces the $79. Charged as: Plan billed in full; the total is not shown before an email step.
- Cancellation must reach AgelessRx "up to forty-eight (48) hours before the applicable monthly processing date" of the subscription.
- Eden — advertises "Starting at $91 first month"
- "Price includes medication only, if prescribed. An active Eden Membership is required ($39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter)." Charged as: $91 medication plus the $39 first-month membership.
- Membership cancellation "must be confirmed at least forty-eight (48) hours before your next scheduled renewal date".
- Eden’s NAD+ nasal spray and face cream are not compared here.
- Eden’s older tryeden.com homepage still lists NAD+ injections "From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial; eden.health, where Eden’s product pages now redirect, shows the $91 first month used here and no later-month price.
- Increase Health — advertises "NAD+ · $194/mo"
- The 3-month injection supply, $582 in one payment, authorized at checkout and charged only if a provider approves. It does not renew. Charged as: $582 for the 3-month supply, once.
- A separately priced NAD+ nasal spray plan is not compared here.
- "Refills are charged at the price shown when you reorder".
Common questions
How much do NAD+ injections cost per month online?
Across the 13 online programs compared here (checked 2026-10-17), one month bought month to month costs $120 to $199 where a price is published, medication plus any required membership (Pallas Health bills $179 per 4-week cycle). Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current. Plan rates run lower, from $90/mo at Astra Health on its 6-month plan; every plan rate below Affinity Direct’s $169.58/mo is on a plan of 3 months or longer. At Affinity Direct, compounded NAD+ is $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill ($339.15 at checkout), $186.15 on the 1-month auto-refill, or $219 for one month bought once, with no membership fee.
What are the cheapest NAD+ injections online?
Month to month, the lowest month-to-month price in this comparison is Astra Health and OurView Health at $120/mo. Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current. On a plan, the lowest is Astra Health ($90/mo on the 6-month plan). Affinity Direct is $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill or $219 for one month bought once; it is not the lowest month-to-month or plan price in this set. Bought once with nothing renewing, the lowest price cannot be decided from what is published: Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed". With nothing renewing on either side, Increase Health’s 3-month plan ($582, $194/mo, a single payment) costs less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo). Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
Can I buy NAD+ injections without a subscription?
Yes, at Affinity Direct. Its lowest rate, $169.58/mo, is the optional 2-month auto-refill ($339.15 at checkout), which renews until you cancel it. With nothing renewing, one month is $219 and the 2-month plan is $399 ($199.50/mo), each bought once. Of the 13 programs in this table, 2 sell one month without a subscription: Affinity Direct and Belle. Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. The other 11 programs do not sell one month without a subscription, and one of them, Increase Health, does not sell a single month at all. OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed". Increase Health’s 3-month plan is a single payment that does not renew ($582, $194/mo), less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo), but it is not one month. Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo).
Can I get NAD+ injections online without a membership?
12 of the 13 programs compared here charge no separate membership fee, Affinity Direct included; Eden requires one on top of medication ("$39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter"). Two OurView Health pages still show an older table with a membership option ("Your membership pays for itself with your first prescription."); its FAQ says "OurView does not require a membership." 9 of the 11 other programs without a membership sell only renewing plans. OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed". At Affinity Direct the lowest rate is $169.58/mo on the optional 2-month auto-refill (15% off), and $219 buys one month once.
What does an advertised "from" price require?
In this table, 11 of the 12 other programs lead with a rate that is not the price of one month on its own. Astra Health ($540 for the 6-month term), OurView Health ($330 for the 3-month plan), PreventiveMD ($417 for the 3-month supply), Cora Health ($1,428 for the 12-month term), Ozari Health ($550 per quarter) and Increase Health ($582 for the 3-month supply, once) lead with a plan rate charged up front. AgelessRx, Eden, Pallas Health and PepScribe lead with a first-month price. Belle leads with a 3-month plan rate whose checkout total it does not print. Belle’s help pages say "Your card is charged in full at checkout"; its pricing guide says "Every plan is billed monthly". Brightmeds ($129 for the month, with the code the page’s own links apply) leads with the price of one month. Affinity Direct’s $169.58/mo is the 2-month auto-refill, $339.15 at checkout, and one month bought once is $219. The table lists what every advertised rate is charged as.
Why isn't Affinity Direct the cheapest for NAD+?
Because other programs publish lower prices: on a plan, Astra Health ($90/mo on the 6-month plan), OurView Health ($110/mo on the 3-month plan), Cora Health ($119/mo on the annual plan), Pallas Health ($119 per 4-week cycle on the annual (48-week) plan, averaging $128.92 a month), PreventiveMD ($139/mo on the 3-month plan), AgelessRx ($149/mo on the 3-month plan), Belle ($149/mo on the 3-month plan) and PepScribe ($150/mo on the 3-month plan) charge less per month than Affinity Direct’s $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill; month to month, Astra Health ($120/mo), OurView Health ($120/mo), Brightmeds ($129/mo), PreventiveMD ($149/mo) and Cora Health ($159/mo) charge less than its $186.15 1-month auto-refill. Ozari Health’s Terms of Service say "Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment."; its plans page answers "Can I cancel Ozari One at any time?" with "Yes." for Ozari One, its GLP-1 plan. Eden’s product page (eden.health) leads with "NAD+ Injection Starting at $91 first month" and shows no medication price after the first month; its older tryeden.com homepage still lists "NAD+ Injections From $119 first month", with later-month prices by vial that this check could not verify as current. Belle lists one month at $199 and does not say whether its one-time month costs the same; if it does, it is $20 less than Affinity Direct’s $219. With nothing renewing on either side, Increase Health’s 3-month plan ($582, $194/mo, a single payment) costs less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo). Belle also sells a one-time 3-month supply that does not renew; it lists the 3-month supply at $149/mo and does not say whether the one-time supply costs the same; if it does, that is less per month than Affinity Direct’s 2-month plan bought once ($399, $199.50/mo). What the Affinity Direct price includes, and how many of the 13 programs here say the same: no membership fee (12); a full refund if a provider does not prescribe (12); one month bought once, with nothing to cancel (2); and syringes, alcohol prep pads and free 2-day discreet shipping (7 say supplies are included). OurView Health’s refund policy tells patients they can "cancel your subscription"; its FAQ says "You will not be charged automatically. Your monthly prescription is reviewed before payment is processed". Two OurView Health pages still show an older table with a membership option ("Your membership pays for itself with your first prescription."); its FAQ says "OurView does not require a membership."
What is included in the Affinity Direct price?
The medication, a licensed provider's review of your intake, sterile syringes and alcohol prep pads, and free 2-day discreet shipping. There is no membership fee and no separate consultation fee. You are charged at checkout and refunded in full if a provider does not prescribe. Auto-refill saves 15% and can be cancelled anytime.
Do I need a prescription for NAD+ injections online?
Yes. Compounded NAD+ is a prescription medication. At Affinity Direct a licensed provider in our partner provider network, licensed in your state, reviews your online health intake and decides whether it is appropriate for you. Available in all 50 states.
Is compounded NAD+ FDA-approved?
No. Compounded NAD+ is not an FDA-approved drug product. It is prepared by a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy against an individual prescription, after a licensed provider reviews your health history.
See NAD+ pricing at Affinity Direct
From $169.58/mo on the 2-month auto-refill (2 × 10 mL, $339.15 at checkout), or $219 for one month (10 mL) bought once, with no subscription. Both plans and both vial sizes are on the product page before you answer a single intake question, with no membership fee, syringes and alcohol prep pads included, and free 2-day discreet shipping.
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Compounded medications are not FDA-approved drug products. They are prepared by a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy against an individual prescription, after a licensed provider reviews your health history. Competitor prices were read from each brand’s own website, or the checkout it links to, on 2026-10-17 and may have changed since; each row links the pages it was read from. Program names are trademarks of their owners, and Affinity Direct is not affiliated with the programs listed.