A cellular coenzyme
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell, central to how the body turns nutrients into usable energy.
✦ NAD+ · Cellular Coenzyme
NAD+ injections,
prescribed online.
NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every cell, central to how the body turns nutrients into usable energy. Prescribed by licensed US providers for general wellness and energy support, and dispensed by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy — as an injection, nasal spray, or oral dropper. NAD+ is a compounded medication, not an FDA-approved finished drug product.
✓ Licensed US providers ✓ Injection · nasal · oral ✓ Bilingual EN · ES ✓ Cancel anytime
From
$145
/ 4 weeks · all-inclusive
What NAD+ Is
A cellular coenzyme,
prescribed and supervised.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell, central to how the body turns nutrients into usable energy. At REMEVi it is prescribed by a licensed US provider for general wellness and energy support, only after an individual clinical evaluation. Want the science first? Read what NAD+ is and how the coenzyme works.
Provider-prescribed
Dispensed only after an individual clinical evaluation by a licensed US provider who reviews your health history and current medications.
Three delivery forms
Available as a subcutaneous injection, a nasal spray, or an oral dropper — your provider helps match the route to your routine.
For general wellness
Prescribed by a licensed provider for general wellness and energy support, with monitoring throughout. Your provider may decline if it is not appropriate.
NAD+ prescribed through REMEVi is a non-FDA-approved compounded medication, prepared by a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy under an individual prescription. It is not a generic version of any FDA-approved drug and has not been clinically studied as a finished product. Your licensed provider will review the risks, benefits, and considerations with you before prescribing.
The Standard of Care
Every prescription is
provider-led, never automatic.
$145
flat 4-week subscription · all-inclusive
3 forms
injection · nasal spray · oral dropper
<24hrs
licensed-provider review of every intake
51
jurisdictions covered · 50 states + DC
How It Works
Three steps. Always provider-led.
STEP 01
Bilingual intake
A short questionnaire — in English or Spanish — covers your medical history, current medications, and what you’re looking to address.
~5 min
STEP 02
Licensed-provider evaluation
A US-licensed provider reviews your case, helps choose the delivery form, and decides whether NAD+ is appropriate. They may decline if the clinical picture does not support prescribing.
<24 hrs
STEP 03
Pharmacy ships your prescription
If a prescription is appropriate, a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy prepares your NAD+ under an individual prescription. Discreet shipping, supplies included where applicable, bilingual support throughout.
3–5 days
Pricing
One number.
Any delivery form.
Founder’s pricing
NAD+ · 4-week subscription
$ 145 / 4 wks
All-inclusive · cancel anytime · no insurance billed
- ✓ Clinical evaluation by a licensed US provider
- ✓ Prescribed NAD+ from a state-licensed compounding pharmacy
- ✓ Injection, nasal spray, or oral dropper
- ✓ Supplies and instructions where applicable
- ✓ Discreet monthly shipping
- ✓ Bilingual care coordinator (EN · ES)
The Regulatory Picture
What “compounded” means,
in plain English.
503A · 503B
A separate legal pathway
Compounding pharmacies are licensed by their state board of pharmacy and operate under the FDA’s 503A (patient-specific) or 503B (outsourcing facility) framework — the same pathway used for decades to prepare patient-specific prescriptions.
Not FDA-approved
Different from a supplement
Over-the-counter “NAD” supplements are an unregulated consumer category. Compounded NAD+ is a prescription preparation — but it is not an FDA-approved finished drug product, is not a generic version of any FDA-approved drug, and has not been clinically studied as a finished product.
Individual prescription
One provider, one patient
Every prescription is written by a licensed US provider after reviewing your specific medical history. There is no “buy now without a consult.” If the clinical picture does not support prescribing, the provider does not prescribe.
✦ The Patient Care Team ✦
Real people.
Real credentials.
Bilingual by design, led by a Registered Nurse with 25+ years in intensive care. The providers who prescribe are licensed in your state, board-certified, and part of our clinical network — coordinated as one team, not a chain of handoffs.
Founding Nurse
Linda West-Conforti, RN
Founding Nurse · Patient Care Lead · 25+ yrs NICU/PICU · Lake Arrowhead, CA
25+ years in neonatal and pediatric intensive care, and founder of Angels in Waiting, a nonprofit for medically fragile infants.
Your coordinated care team
Prescribing Provider
Reviews your intake, prescribes, and titrates your dose. Licensed in your state, board-certified, and DEA-validated.
Pharmacist
Compounds and ships your medication from an NPI-verified U.S. pharmacy, checking every interaction first.
Bilingual Care Coach
Your named point of contact in English or Spanish — a real person who tracks your progress, not a chatbot.
How every REMEVi provider is vetted
Board certification verified
DEA & state license validated
Background & malpractice checked
Licensed in all 50 states + DC
LegitScript CertifiedHIPAA Compliant
CO-FOUNDERS
Blake & Danai Del Carmen Chapman
Orange County, CA × Santo Domingo, DR
“
We built REMEVi so the next patient — woman or man, English or Spanish — wouldn't have to do it alone.
Danai grew up in the Dominican Republic; I grew up in Orange County speaking only English. In early 2025 she started compounded semaglutide, later switched to tirzepatide, and lost fifty pounds — but every visit, every refill, every dosage question was a translation problem first and a medical question second. We built REMEVi so the next patient — and the spouses, parents, and adult children who navigate that gap with them — wouldn't have to do the hard part alone.
— Blake & Danai Del Carmen Chapman
CO-FOUNDERS
Founded by patientsBilingual by designFor women, men & families
FAQ
NAD+ questions, answered clinically.
What is NAD+?
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell of the body. It plays a central role in how cells convert nutrients into usable energy. At REMEVi, NAD+ is prescribed by a licensed US provider for general wellness and energy support, only after an individual clinical evaluation.
What is the difference between NAD+ injections, IV therapy, and supplements?
NAD+ injections are a small subcutaneous injection you can do at home on your provider’s schedule — without the time and cost of sitting through an IV drip at a clinic. IV therapy delivers NAD+ intravenously in a clinical setting over a longer session. Over-the-counter “NAD” or “NAD booster” supplements are a different, non-prescription category and are not the same as a provider-prescribed compounded NAD+ preparation. Your licensed provider will help determine what is appropriate for you.
How are NAD+ injections taken?
NAD+ injections are given as a small subcutaneous injection on the schedule your provider sets. REMEVi also offers NAD+ as a nasal spray and an oral dropper, so your provider can match the delivery form to your routine. Supplies and instructions are included where applicable.
Is NAD+ FDA-approved?
The NAD+ REMEVi prescribes is a non-FDA-approved compounded medication, prepared by a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy under an individual prescription. It is not a generic version of any FDA-approved drug and has not been clinically studied as a finished product. Your licensed provider will review the risks, benefits, and considerations with you before prescribing.
What are the potential side effects of NAD+ injections?
The most commonly reported effects are injection-site reactions (redness, swelling, or irritation), flushing, and — particularly with rapid administration — nausea or a temporary feeling of pressure. As with any prescription, other effects are possible. Your licensed provider will review the full risk profile with you during your evaluation and monitor you throughout.
How much do NAD+ injections cost at REMEVi?
NAD+ is $145 for a 4-week subscription, all-inclusive. The price covers the clinical evaluation, the prescribed preparation from a state-licensed compounding pharmacy, supplies where applicable, discreet monthly shipping, and bilingual care coordination — with no surprise fees. You can cancel at any time.
Is NAD+ care available in Spanish?
Yes. REMEVi is bilingual from intake to follow-up. You can complete your intake, speak with your care coordinator, and receive all materials in English or Spanish.
✦ Talk to a licensed provider first. ✦
One subscription.
One clinical relationship.
Complete the 5-minute intake. A licensed US provider reviews your case and decides whether NAD+ is appropriate. If it is, your prescription ships from a state-licensed compounding pharmacy.
No insurance billed · Cancel anytime · HIPAA-compliant · LegitScript