NADpricesA clearer way to compare NAD+

Compare what providers disclose.

Explore NAD+ subscriptions by payment terms and price information. These boards score how clearly a provider publishes its price, not the product, care or clinical results.

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What the score means

Price disclosure measures 5 recorded fields, up to 100 points. Across the 108 scored providers, scores range from 6 to 100, with a median of 72. The score describes published pricing information, not quality or medical suitability.

ordered by how completely each seller publishes its price, with the sellers that pay this site grouped first and labeled. Payment does not change a disclosure score. Compare each original amount and payment condition before drawing a conclusion about cost.

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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

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Start with the product and billing terms that match your needs. Check the supply, amount due upfront, separate fees and renewal conditions. A lower quoted amount may cover a different quantity or payment period.

For more delivery methods and price formats, use the full price comparison. A delivery method can help you find a product; it does not establish medical suitability.