nadpricesA dated index of NAD+ prices

NAD+ boards

4 boards, 12 narrower cuts. Read September 2026.

The 106 sellers in this index, cut into the segments a buyer actually chooses between, and ordered inside each one by how completely the seller publishes its price.

What these rank by

Not price. 106 sellers publish 376 figures between them and those figures are standing rates, floors, first-period prices, prepay totals and one-off purchases side by side; 126 of 376 state the dose they buy, and 40 of the standing rates are billed on something that is not a calendar month. A column that sorted those by amount would compare a “from” figure against a monthly charge and print the result as a cheapest.

So the boards rank what can actually be compared across all of them: how completely a seller publishes its price. Five facts, each read off the seller’s own page, scored out of 100. Across the roster the scores run 6 to 100, median 72. It scores disclosure — not the product, the clinic, the prescriber or the value.

The price disclosure score, and what each of its five parts is worth
What is scoredThe question it asksPoints
An exact figureIs the number a price somebody pays, rather than a floor or a first-period rate?30
A stated cadenceDoes the page say when the reader is charged again — or that they are not?20
Visible on the pageCan a reader SEE the figure, or is it only in the page's markup?20
A stated routeDoes the seller say how the product is taken?15
A stated doseIs a milligram figure attached to the price?15
TotalEvery input is a field read off the seller’s own page. Nothing is estimated and nothing is weighted by anything except the numbers in this column.100

The boards

Best NAD+ injections, ranked by what the seller publishes

At-home NAD+ injection is the largest segment of this index and the one where published prices vary most in kind — a standing monthly charge, a “from” figure and a prepay total all look alike until somebody separates them.

65 of 106 sellers.

Best NAD+ nasal sprays, ranked by what the seller publishes

Nasal NAD+ is the segment where a dose is most often printed and a cadence most often is not — the bottle is described in milligrams and the reader is left to work out how long it lasts.

24 of 106 sellers.

Best sublingual and oral NAD+, ranked by what the seller publishes

The sublingual segment is small and its prices are the least comparable in the index: a troche, a tablet and a liquid are sold in different quantities and only some sellers say how many doses a price buys.

13 of 106 sellers.

Best NAD+ subscriptions, ranked by what the seller publishes

This is the shortest honest answer to “what does NAD+ cost a month”: the sellers that actually answer it. Every other figure in the index is a floor, a first-period rate, a prepay total or a one-off, and calling any of those a monthly price would be inventing a number the seller never printed.

46 of 106 sellers.

Boards this site does not publish

14 category-and-modifier pairs are declared and 12 are published. The rest are held back, and the reason is the row count rather than an editorial preference — a board of fewer than 8 sellers is not a comparison, and two boards over the identical set of sellers are one page with two addresses.

  • /best/nad-nasal-spray/monthly-subscription4 sellers. fewer than 8 sellers — a board that thin is not a comparison.
  • /best/nad-subscriptions/injection30 sellers. the identical set of sellers is already published at /best/nad-injections/monthly-subscription.