NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a critical coenzyme in every cell, essential for energy production, DNA repair, and cellular resilience.

As we age, enzymes that produce NAD+ become less efficient, while NAD+-degrading enzymes like CD38 increase—due to stress, poor sleep, and lifestyle factors.

As we age, enzymes that produce NAD+ become less efficient, while NAD+-degrading enzymes like CD38 increase—due to stress, poor sleep, and lifestyle factors.

Thin strips meant to dissolve under the tongue—fast absorption into the bloodstream without digestion, delivering NAD+ in 1–3 days.

Provides faster, higher absorption than oral options, without needing a clinic—allows weekly dosing with easy-to-follow instructions.

High-dose NAD+ delivered IV/IM by healthcare professionals for immediate, powerful cellular benefits during burnout, detox, or recovery programs.

Yes — NAD+ supplements like NR (Nicotinamide Riboside) and NMN have been studied extensively in clinical trials. The vast majority of users tolerate it well, with only occasional, mild symptoms such as nausea or flushing in rare cases.

Most people tolerate NAD+ injections and infusions well. When side effects occur, they’re generally mild and short-lived — including nausea, headache, cramping, or soreness at the injection site. Slowing the infusion rate or lowering the dose usually resolves discomfort quickly.

Generally yes, but seek medical advice if pregnant, breastfeeding, on medications, or with active cancer—since NAD+ may influence cellular growth pathways.

• Sublingual wafers: 1–3 days.
• Self-Injection Kit: 3–7 days.
• Clinical Infusion: often within hours or same day.

Infusion effects last 3–5 days and may carry over longer. Use Sublingual or Inject Kit regularly to maintain levels.

• Sublingual: daily.
• Self-Injection Kit: 1–3x/week.
• Clinical Infusion: as recommended by a provider. Treatment plans may vary.