Treatment
NAD+, Sermorelin & Glutathione Online
Plans from about $123 a month
Plans start at
- A one-month supply
- Needles, syringes and swabs where the plan is injected
- Free priority shipping, plain packaging
- Portal messaging with your care team
The plans
Every option, with the price on the card
Sermorelin Injection 1mg/ml 3ml
A peptide that prompts the pituitary to release growth hormone on its own schedule.
Glutathione Injection 200mg/ml 30ml
Glutathione as a subcutaneous injection. For men and women.
NAD+ Injection 200mg/mL 6ml
NAD+ as a subcutaneous injection. For men and women.
NAD+ Nasal Spray 200mg/mL 6ml
The same plan without the needle.
Glutathione Nasal Spray 200mg/ml 30ml
The same plan without the needle.
Side by side
How the plans differ
| Plan | About a month | What you are charged | Format | Starts with |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glutathione Injection 200mg/ml 30ml - 1 Month | $169 | $169 a month | Subcutaneous injection · Provider‑dosed · Men and women | A short online intake |
| Glutathione Injection 200mg/ml 30ml - 3 Month | $133 | $399 every 3 months | Subcutaneous injection · Provider‑dosed · Men and women | A short online intake |
| Glutathione Nasal Spray 200mg/ml 30ml - 1 Month | $169 | $169 a month | Nasal spray · No needles · Men and women | A short online intake |
| Glutathione Nasal Spray 200mg/ml 30ml - 3 Month | $140 | $419 every 3 months | Nasal spray · No needles · Men and women | A short online intake |
| NAD+ Injection 200mg/mL 6ml - 1 Month | $169 | $169 a month | Subcutaneous injection · Provider‑dosed · Men and women | A short online intake |
| NAD+ Injection 200mg/mL 6ml - 3 Month | $137 | $412 every 3 months | Subcutaneous injection · Provider‑dosed · Men and women | A short online intake |
| NAD+ Nasal Spray 200mg/mL 6ml - 1 Month | $169 | $169 a month | Nasal spray · No needles · Men and women | A short online intake |
| NAD+ Nasal Spray 200mg/mL 6ml - 3 Month | $137 | $412 every 3 months | Nasal spray · No needles · Men and women | A short online intake |
| Sermorelin Injection 1mg/ml 3ml - 1 Month | $199 | $199 a month | Nightly injection · Provider‑dosed · Men and women | A short online intake |
| Sermorelin Injection 1mg/ml 3ml - 3 Month | $123 | $369 every 3 months | Nightly injection · Provider‑dosed · Men and women | A short online intake |
Monthly prices are the plan price divided by the months it covers. The amount billed and how often it renews are shown next to each plan. Prescription required; issued only if a licensed provider determines treatment is appropriate.
Wellness plans. Priced openly.
NAD+, glutathione and sermorelin, as injections or nasal sprays. These are wellness plans, not treatments for any disease, prescribed by a provider who will tell you if one is not appropriate.
- Injection or nasal spray, chosen with your provider
- One provider seeing everything you take
- The same price every renewal
- Free priority shipping, plain packaging
How PrescribedRx compares.
| Feature | PrescribedRx | In-person clinic | Typical online clinic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month of treatment | From $123 | Varies | Varies |
| Price on the page before you start | Varies | ||
| Same price at every dose | Varies | Varies | |
| Provider review without an appointment | |||
| Portal messaging with your care team | Varies | Varies | |
| Shipped free, in plain packaging | Varies | ||
| No insurance needed | Varies |
Your care team
The providers who review your intake
Dr. Takashi Nakamura
Chief Medical Officer
MD, FACEP · Board-certified emergency medicine
Dr. Laurie J. Mercier
Medical Director
MD · Board-certified family medicine, 30+ years
Dr. Stephen MacDade
Emergency Medicine Physician
MD · Board-certified, 10+ years
Dr. Scott Sanderson
Emergency Medicine Physician
MD · Board-certified, military medicine background
Kimberli Hastings, CNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
CNP · Personalised treatment and quality of life
Clinical services are provided by licensed U.S. providers. A prescription is issued only where a provider determines treatment is appropriate following a clinical evaluation.
Answers
Questions people ask first
Does any of this work?
Honestly: the human evidence is thinner than for the other categories. These are wellness plans, priced openly, prescribed by someone who will tell you if one is not appropriate for you. We are not going to claim more than that.
Injection or nasal spray?
Injection absorbs more predictably. The spray is easier to keep up with. NAD+ is $169 either way; glutathione is $169 injected and $169 as a spray.
Do I need labs?
Not for these plans. Only testosterone starts with a hormone panel.
Is sermorelin the same as HGH?
No. It prompts your own pituitary to release growth hormone rather than supplying it. We do not prescribe HGH.
Are these for women too?
Yes. Longevity plans are for men and women.
Longevity guides
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- Glutathione Side Effects and the Sourcing Question
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- NAD+ Injection: What the Human Evidence Actually Covers
- NAD+ Injections Before and After: What Studies Measured
- NAD+ IV vs Injection vs Nasal Spray: What Is Documented
- NAD+ Nasal Spray: What the Evidence Does and Doesn’t Show
- NAD+ Side Effects: What Is Reported and Why Rate Matters
- NAD+ Supplements vs Injections: What the Evidence Compares
- NAD+ Therapy: Benefits, Costs, and What the Science Actually Says
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- Sermorelin Before and After: What the Evidence Actually Shows
- Sermorelin Dosage: What Determines It and Why No Chart
- Sermorelin Tablets vs Injections: What Is Documented
- Sermorelin Therapy: Benefits, Costs, and How to Get a Prescription
- TB-500 and Thymosin Beta-4: Not the Same Molecule
- Tesamorelin Dosage: The Label, the Trials and the Gap
- Tesamorelin vs Sermorelin: Approval, Evidence and Uses
- Tesamorelin: What the FDA Label Actually Says
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Answer a few questions and a licensed provider takes it from there. Every price is on the page, and nothing is prescribed unless it is appropriate for you.