Independent guide to NAD+ injections
NAD injections cost compared: Arc-1 telehealth at $299.99, nasal spray at $149.99, Real Peptides vial at $60 and spray at $120, plus clinic pricing.
Physician-guided NAD+ injection kit from a licensed telehealth platform. Includes online consultation.
Sold and shipped by Arc-1. Shipping times, returns and regional restrictions are set on the vendor’s page; most US orders arrive in 1–3 business days in discreet packaging.
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Scored on real cost per serving, not just sticker price.
Ranked by published COA, potency accuracy and price per mg.
Physician-guided NAD+ injection kit from a licensed telehealth platform. Includes online consultation.
NAD+ in a 1000 mg liquid spray format. Lab tested per lot with COA published. Ships from US stock.
Glutathione research peptide — a major antioxidant studied for oxidative-stress support. Lab tested, COA published.
MOTS-c is a mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for metabolic and exercise-capacity research.
NAD+ research peptide in a multi-dose vial. Independent lab tested with COA published per lot. Ships from US stock.
Compounded NAD+ nasal spray from a telehealth platform. Needle-free delivery with physician oversight.
| Product | Form | Access | Shipping | Strength | Reviews | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arc-1 NAD+ Injections | Injectable (compounded) | Telehealth + Rx | Direct to door | — | — | $299.99 |
| Real Peptides NAD+ Peptide Liquid Spray (100 | Liquid spray | — | US stock | 1000mg | — | $120.00 |
| Real Peptides Glutathione Peptide | Lyophilized powder | — | — | 600mg | — | $40.80 |
| Real Peptides MOTS-c Peptide | Lyophilized powder | — | — | 10mg | — | $43.20 |
| Real Peptides NAD+ Peptide (Multi-Dose Vial) | Lyophilized powder | — | US stock | — | — | $60.00 |
| Arc-1 NAD+ Nasal Spray | Nasal spray (compounded) | Telehealth + Rx | Direct to door | — | 1 | $149.99 |
The NAD injections cost range we track runs from $60.00 for a research vial to $299.99 for a telehealth prescription program, and clinic IV pricing sits on top of that with no public standard. The price you pay depends far less on the NAD+ itself than on what comes with it: a physician, a compounding pharmacy, a clinic chair, or nothing at all.
Below I break the cost down by channel using only prices the vendors publish. None of these products is FDA-approved, and the research items are not sold for human use.
Arc-1 lists NAD+ Injections at $299.99 and its NAD+ Nasal Spray at $149.99, both available only after an online medical intake and a prescription. The physician consultation is included, products are pharmacy-compounded, and both ship direct to your door with 30-day returns.
Of all the NAD injections cost figures we track, this is the only one where a medical consultation is built into the listed price. That matters when you compare it with a clinic, where an assessment may be charged separately or skipped.
The nasal spray runs on a monthly subscription model, so its real cost depends on how long the prescriber keeps you on it. Buying both Arc-1 products together comes to $449.98. When you compare telehealth offers, ask whether the price covers the consultation, the product, follow-up visits and shipping, or whether those are billed separately.
Real Peptides sells its NAD+ Peptide (Multi-Dose Vial) for $60.00 and its NAD+ Peptide Liquid Spray (1000mg) for $120.00, both research use only. The spray works out to $0.12 per mg of stated NAD+ content. The vendor does not list a mg figure for the vial, so a per-mg comparison between the two is not possible from published data.
US shipping is free on orders over $250. A vial plus a spray comes to $180.00, which leaves $70.00 to reach that threshold. Adding Glutathione Peptide ($40.80) and MOTS-c Peptide ($43.20) brings the order to $264.00 and over the line. These are research purchases for labs; none of these prices buys a product meant for people.
The gap between the cheapest and most expensive listing is $239.99, and almost all of it reflects access and oversight rather than compound quantity.
| Option | Price | What the price includes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arc-1 NAD+ Injections | $299.99 | Consultation, Rx, compounded product, delivery | Prescription |
| Arc-1 NAD+ Nasal Spray | $149.99 | Consultation, Rx, compounded spray, subscription | Prescription |
| Real Peptides NAD+ Liquid Spray (1000mg) | $120.00 | Product with third-party COA | Research use only |
| Real Peptides NAD+ Multi-Dose Vial | $60.00 | Product with third-party COA | Research use only |
| Clinic IV drip or injection | Set by each clinic | On-site staff and administration | Medical service |
One way to read this table: the NAD injections cost difference between Arc-1 and Real Peptides is not a markup on the same product. It reflects two different legal categories, one a prescription preparation and one a research chemical.
Comparing the two sprays, the Arc-1 prescription spray costs $29.99 more than the Real Peptides research spray. That small difference buys a prescriber, which the research product will never include.
Clinic NAD+ prices vary because clinics bundle staff time, the room, monitoring and their own markup into each session, and there is no published national price. An IV drip occupies staff and a chair for a longer session than an injection, and that time is part of what the clinic charges for. The comparison on our NAD IV vs injection page goes through setting and supervision differences.
Before booking, ask a clinic for the full price per session, whether a medical assessment is included, and how many sessions they expect to recommend. A low per-session price can hide a long package. Our guide to finding an NAD+ injection near me lists questions to ask on the phone.
The listed price is rarely the full cost, and we see the same oversights again and again:
The biggest hidden cost is choosing a route that cannot serve your purpose. A research vial is cheap because it comes with no medical oversight, and it is not intended for personal use. If NAD+ is for you, budget for a prescriber, and talk to your doctor about whether it makes sense at all. The NAD injections comparison sets out the two routes in full.
Discounts shown are real: the vendor’s own sale price, or how much cheaper per mg a product is than the average of the vendors on this page.