NAD+

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide 200 mg/mL

• $149.00 one time · One time
• $149.00 per month · Monthly

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) is a vital coenzyme found in every living cell. It facilitates essential biological processes, including cellular energy production and mitochondrial function. Over time, natural NAD+ levels decline. An NAD+ injection delivers this coenzyme directly into the tissue, bypassing the digestive system. Body Good provides a streamlined pathway for individuals seeking NAD+ therapy. A licensed clinician reviews your intake and determines whether treatment is appropriate. If approved, state-licensed compounding pharmacies prepare the medication and ship it directly to your address.

What is an NAD+ Injection?

An NAD injection provides a pure, unadulterated form of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. The body uses this coenzyme to translate nutrients into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which acts as cellular fuel. Because oral supplements must pass through the gastrointestinal tract, their absorption can be highly variable. Injectable NAD+ bypasses digestion entirely. This route of administration ensures that the compound enters your system efficiently. When you use a NAD+ subcutaneous injection, the medication is deposited into the fatty tissue just beneath the skin, allowing for steady absorption. Injecting NAD is a straightforward process that patients manage at home following clinical instructions.

How NAD+ Works in the Body

NAD+ exists in two forms: an active form (NAD+) and an inactive form (NADH). The ratio between these two forms dictates how effectively your cells produce energy. As you age, the active form diminishes. This decline impacts mitochondrial efficiency. When you administer an NAD plus injection, you introduce the active coenzyme back into your system. NAD+ also serves as a substrate for sirtuins, a class of proteins that regulate cellular health and stress resistance. By supporting these pathways, an NAD+ injection provides the raw materials your cells require to function at their baseline potential. The science surrounding NAD vitamin therapy is complex, but the mechanism is fundamentally about restoring a compound that your body naturally uses for energy transfer.

Who This Suits

NAD+ injections are considered by individuals focused on cellular health, sustained energy, and healthy aging. It is not a quick fix or a stimulant. Instead, NAD+ therapy is for those looking to support long-term metabolic function. Adults who feel a persistent lack of cellular energy often explore nad+ shots as a supportive measure. It is also utilized by individuals engaged in rigorous physical training who are seeking to maintain their physiological baseline. Because this is a clinical process, a licensed clinician reviews your intake and determines whether treatment is appropriate. You must provide a complete medical history during the intake process so the clinician can verify that an NAD injectable is safe for your specific physiology.

What to Expect from Treatment

If approved for NAD+ injections, you will receive a vial of the medication along with the necessary supplies for administration. The concentration is 200 mg/mL. Most patients administer a NAD+ injection subcutaneously. This means using a small, fine needle to inject the fluid into the fatty tissue of the abdomen or thigh. Some discomfort at the injection site is normal, as NAD+ can sometimes cause a mild stinging sensation. You will be provided with clinical guidance on how to properly rotate injection sites and manage the administration process. Results are not instantaneous. Because vitamin NAD+ works at the cellular level, patients typically evaluate their response over a period of several weeks of consistent use.

Dosing and Fulfillment

The process begins with an online intake form at joinbodygood.com. You will detail your health history and goals. A clinician reviews this information to ascertain if an injectable NAD formulation is suitable. If prescribed, the medication is prepared by a Section 503A state-licensed compounding pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, but they are prepared by licensed pharmacies adhering to strict quality standards.

The prescription is shipped directly to your door, packaged to maintain its integrity during transit. You do not need to visit a clinic or pick up the medication at a local pharmacy.

Body Good offers NAD+ (Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide 200 mg/mL) under two plans:

• One time: $149.00 in 2026 (once)
• Monthly: $149.00 in 2026 (/mo)

Both plans include the cost of the medication, the required supplies, and the clinical review.