RxION Health NAD+ prices
1 figure read September 2026.
RxION Health publishes $249 a month for NAD+, charged on a calendar month, which is the only shape of figure this site treats as a monthly price.
What RxION Health publishes
RxION Health publishes a standing rate charged by the calendar month. Of the 46 sellers in this index that fall in the same bucket, that puts it with the 43% of the roster that publishes this shape of number rather than another one. That is the shape a buyer can act on directly, and 46 of 106 sellers here manage it.
The figure above is a standing rate, “/month”. This site never prints a price without that qualifier, on any surface, because the same number means a different thing depending on it — and in this corpus the same seller often prints several.
Every figure RxION Health publishes — 1 figure, read September 2026
| Figure | What it is | Cycle, in their words | Route | Dose | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $249 | standing rate | “/month” | SubQ | Not stated | September 2026 |
In RxION Health’s own words
- $249 standing rate
The page says: “Monthly Supply $249/month”
The page says 'Same price at every dose - no surprise price increases' and states no dose. Route: an injectable shipped to the patient with 'All supplies and step-by-step injection instructions included with every order'; the page never uses the word subcutaneous. Also included: 'Free cold-pack overnight shipping included'.
Read from https://www.tryrxion.com/anti-aging/nad-compounded?affid=5000 on September 2026.
Price disclosure score: 85 of 100
This scores what RxION Health publishes about its price, and nothing else. It is not a rating of the product, the clinic, the prescriber or the value — this site has read a price page, not used a product. Across all 106 sellers in the index the scores run from 6 to 100, with a median of 72. RxION Health sits 39 of 106.
| What is scored | What RxION Health publishes | Points |
|---|---|---|
| An exact figure | The headline figure is an exact charge for a defined purchase, not a floor and not a first-period rate. | 30of 30 |
| A stated cadence | The seller states the interval it bills on, so a reader knows when the next charge lands. | 20of 20 |
| Visible on the page | Every headline figure (1 figure) is printed where a reader can see it. | 20of 20 |
| A stated route | The seller states how the product is administered, in its own sentence. | 15of 15 |
| A stated dose | None of this seller's 1 figure states a dose, so no cost per milligram can be worked out from the page. | 0of 15 |
| Price disclosure score | This scores what the seller publishes about its price — not the product, the clinic, the prescriber or the value. | 85of 100 |
What RxION Health does not publish
Each of these is a count over what was actually read, not an impression. 1 figure were read from this seller, and every sentence below is measured against that number.
- No dose is stated beside any of the 1 figure, so nothing on the page divides into a cost per milligram.
Figures visible to a reader on the seller’s page
1 of 1
Figures stating a dose
0 of 1
Figures that resolve to a usable price
1 of 1
Source: Counted over the 1 figure read from RxION Health’s own pages, September 2026. Each track is that figure count.
Where RxION Health sits
60 other sellers in this index also state a SubQ route. Ranked with them on price disclosure, RxION Health is 33 of 61. That is a statement about how completely each one publishes a price, and about nothing else — the figures behind those rows are different kinds of number and several of them state no dose, so they are not a like-for- like price comparison and this site does not present them as one.
Boards RxION Health appears on
The reading record
This site has read RxION Health once, in September 2026. A movement can only be shown between two readings taken here, so there is nothing to show yet — and a single reading is a fact about this site's record, never a statement that the seller held its price.
Figures are read from RxION Health’s own public pages and recorded with the date. What counts as a price, and why a “from” figure is recorded as a floor rather than a rate, is set out on the editorial policy page. Prices in this category move quietly, so the figure above is what the page said on September 2026 and not a promise about today.