What does NAD+ therapy cost? Read the whole quote.

A snapshot of the advertised offers

CoreAge Rx shows $99 on its offer page and a separate $93/month product-page starting figure. IVY RX now labels its $179 starting price “use varies,” so the supplied period needs confirmation.

Eden lists $91 first-month medication plus required $39 first-month membership: a $130 displayed subtotal, not a completed checkout quote. Membership renews at $99/month, while the separate medication renewal is unconfirmed. Hone lists $165/month estimated medication plus $25/month Basic membership, with onboarding and optional consultations separate.

AgelessRx advertises $79 for the first month on a three-month injection plan billed in full, with $149/month afterward. Strut describes $149/month for one 500 mg vial. Confirm each selected offer, supplies, renewal, and clinical eligibility before comparing totals.

Use the same time period

Ask whether “monthly” means a calendar month, four weeks, or an average over a prepaid package. A 52-week year contains thirteen four-week periods, so multiplying a four-week charge by twelve understates the annual commitment.

For an introductory offer, calculate the first charge plus the expected renewals over your comparison period. For a prepaid plan, record the full amount due now even if the page emphasizes a monthly equivalent. Our value comparison keeps promotional placement separate from any claim about the cheapest option.

List everything the quote includes

Use this checklist for each provider:

• Medication quantity and the period it is intended to cover.
• Clinical evaluation and follow-up charges.
• Membership or platform fees.
• Supplies, shipping, and any required testing.
• Renewal amount and billing interval.
• Cancellation timing and nonrefundable charges.

A blank answer is something to resolve, not a reason to assume the service is free. If a quote changes after the assessment, compare the revised terms before approving it.

Vial size alone is not value

Two vials with the same volume may contain different concentrations. Two plans using the word “shot” may mean different prescribed amounts. Even a larger total quantity may create waste if the product’s allowed use period expires before it is used.

Ask the pharmacist how the prescribed amount, supplied quantity, storage, and beyond-use date fit together. Do not change a dose to make a package last longer or buy a larger supply based only on arithmetic. Our label guide explains the information that should be clear.

Include the cost of the care setting

For an in-person visit, consider transport, parking, time away from other responsibilities, and any repeat appointments. For home care, consider whether you need assistance, training, or a reliable way to receive and store a shipment.

Insurance, HSA, or FSA eligibility should be confirmed with the relevant plan or administrator rather than inferred from a promotional badge. Keep the itemized quote and receipt. A lower price does not resolve the separate question of whether the treatment is appropriate or supported for your goal.

Compare the product category before the price.

An oral supplement is a different purchase from clinical care. Use the supplement comparison to identify the molecule and the brand directory to match a current formula. For treatment costs, the IV guide and at-home guide explain which services and supplies to include in a quote.

New provider and product offers to compare

Compare the setting and payment basis in these documented offers: BRAVO1 Wellness NAD+ review, Muscle Lab NAD+ review, Drip Okoboji NAD+ review, NAD+ AT HOME NAD+ review, System Labs NAD+ review, Velvet Rx NAD+ review, Trava NAD+ review, Brello Health NAD+ review, Good Life Meds NAD+ review, Shed NAD+ review, AgelessRx NAD+ Patches review. Each provider links to separate reviews of its listed products.

A separate quote for every care decision

The CoreAge NAD+ and GLP-1 review compares different offers within one catalog. At the October 15–16 source check, NAD+ product and offer pages displayed different starting figures, while weight medicines had their own prices. Adding those headlines does not produce a verified combined-care quote.

Request each selected prescription, supply period and actual charge separately. Read the refund policy alongside the chosen offer: clinical review fees, approval and pharmacy transmission, and the 30-day cutoff can matter before shipment. This addition checks the CoreAge example; the older provider comparisons above keep their original source context.