NAD+
Provider review requiredShips cold, overnightCellular energy, on tap
What's normal, and what isn't
Most of what people notice is expected and passes on its own. Knowing which is which up front is the whole point of this list.
Expected — no action needed
- A strong flushing, warmth and sometimes a chest-tightness or 'need to move' feeling DURING the injectionOnly while you are injecting, and it stops when you slow down or pause.This one is speed-dependent, not dose-dependent. NAD+ pushed in fast is famously uncomfortable — go slower and it largely disappears. It is the single most common reason people think something is wrong when it is not.
- Mild nausea or a flushed faceMinutes, tied to injection speed.
Tell us at your next check-in
- Discomfort that does not improve even when you inject slowly
- Nausea that lasts beyond the injection
Stop and get help now
- Chest pain or pressure that continues after you stop injecting
- Trouble breathing
What it hits — and when to take it
- NAD+ · 500mgCellular energy coenzyme — mitochondrial support⏱ Morning — inject slowly; a brief flush is normal
Your protocol calendar schedules this automatically once a provider approves — bedtime compounds land at night, morning compounds in the morning.
500mg vial
$128.00 $160.00 member / retail