Genesis Health NAD+ review

All three October 18 product pages reproduce the annual-plan footnote beside their monthly prices. The pages do not clearly establish the full annual amount due, whether payment is upfront or in installments, or the renewal schedule for that selection. Treat these as monthly expressions of an annual plan until the order summary confirms the actual payment commitment.

The injection page names a home kit and, after its product information loads, describes 500–1,000 mg per vial at 200 mg/mL. That is a range of available vial quantities, not proof of which one the $165 figure purchases. The listing still does not establish subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous administration. Ask for the route and exact vial supplied together rather than using home delivery to infer either.

The nasal spray and face cream are different routes of administration, not interchangeable versions of the injection plan. The checked pages advertise free home delivery, but do not connect a fixed spray volume or cream quantity to their annual-plan prices. Introductory savings banners also do not replace the need to confirm the full amount due and what later orders cost.