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Provider and supplement reviews
What does it cost, what do you actually get, and where does the evidence stop? Our 22 reviews examine those questions using published product information, terms, and primary research.
Reviews draw on published information and clinical research, with sources and check dates stated in each piece. Providers appear alphabetically here; paid placements on our comparison boards are explained in our funding policy.
NAD+ provider reviews
Compare the treatment formats, published prices, renewal terms, and service details that matter before an intake.
Ageless
Ageless lists a $149 NAD+ troche and $199 injections. Compare dose-dependent prices, pharmacy questions and the FDA warning letter to its associated operator.
AgelessRx
AgelessRx NAD+ reviewed: the $79 injection introduction, $149 follow-on rate, nasal and patch options, cancellation and what its research actually shows.
Breeze Meds
Breeze Meds names four pharmacies and two NPI-verified doctors, then prices one NAD+ injection three ways — on a site with no refund policy at all.
CoreAge Rx
CoreAge Rx offers nasal and injectable NAD+ from $93/month. We check the price wording, refund exclusions, care model, and brain-fog evidence.
Enhance MD
Enhance MD offers NAD+ injections and wafers. We compare four-week billing, longer plans, support, pharmacy disclosures and the limits of the evidence.
He & She MD
He & She MD lists NAD+ at $229 monthly or a $139 annual-plan equivalent. Compare commitments, conflicting price copy and questions to ask before enrollment.
HealthRX
HealthRX publishes NAD+ prices, injection quantity, and prepay terms. Our review checks the $161 plan, nasal option, refunds, and evidence limits.
Hone Health
Hone offers NAD+ without a membership for $199/month. We compare the $165 member rate, Basic fees, physician review and questions to settle before buying.
Lttl
Lttl NAD+ costs $149 on the monthly plan. Compare its $99 introduction, prepaid commitments, pharmacy disclosures and the limits of the brain-fog evidence.
MyDrHank
MyDrHank advertises NAD+ from $137/month, depending on protocol and dose. Compare included care, renewal questions, pharmacy disclosures and evidence limits.
Oak
Oak now advertises NAD+ injections from $175/month. Review included care, the regular $199 price, pharmacy questions and the limits of the evidence.
Pallas Health
Pallas NAD+ injection lists $139 initially, then $179 every four weeks. Understand the renewal cadence, annual-plan headline, included care and evidence limits.
RxSpan MD
RxSpan MD lists NAD+ injection, nasal spray, and flex-dose tablets. We compare $249/$199 base prices, prepay totals, and the consultation-fee caveat.
Shed
Shed prices NAD+ at $144–$169 a month with no prepay ladder — then its terms set a two-month minimum on every program. We read both documents.
Strut Health
Strut sells a 500 mg NAD+ injection from $149 and prints the dose — then explains NAD+ as a peptide that signals the pituitary. It isn't one.
Synergy Rx
Synergy Rx advertises NAD+ starting at $275. We review supply and renewal questions, refund terms, public disclosures and the clinical evidence.
Willow
Willow advertises NAD+ injections at $199/month. We review the schedule, support, pharmacy disclosures, subscription caveats, and cognitive evidence.
Nootropic supplement reviews
Look beyond an ingredient list: what was studied, how the formula compares with that evidence, and what the daily cost buys.
Alpha Brain (Onnit)
Onnit's Alpha Brain has two company-funded trials with a mixed memory signal — but it hides doses in proprietary blends and is overpriced. An honest review.
Magic Mind
Magic Mind is a 2oz matcha shot (~55mg caffeine) plus lion's mane and adaptogens. We compare the ingredient evidence, caffeine, price and subscription terms.
Mind Lab Pro
Mind Lab Pro has two Leeds RCTs and discloses every dose — better-evidenced than most stacks. But is the premium 11-ingredient blend worth it? An honest review.
Qualia Mind
Qualia Mind packs 28 ingredients into one stack — but its own company trial was never published, and much of the 'focus' is likely just ~90 mg of caffeine.
Thesis
Thesis maps a quiz to one of a few fixed blends and calls it "personalized." No finished-product trials exist — just testimonials. An honest review.
Compare the options side by side
The NAD+ provider board includes providers we have not yet reviewed individually. The nootropics comparison groups finished products by their evidence. For questions about symptoms, start with brain-fog causes and patterns.