NAD+ nasal spray prices
Four online clinics publish prices for NAD+ nasal spray, from a $49 first month to $134 a month. There is almost no human research on NAD+ taken through the nose, so know what you’re paying for.
By the Get Peptide Reviews editorial team. Prices checked October 24, 2026. Our review method
Short version: Embody has the lowest published price: $49 for the first month, then $99, and its injection costs the same. System Labs charges $69 for the first month, then $119 for a 15 mL bottle at 300 mg/mL. HealthRX costs $107 to $134 a month depending on plan length. CoreAge Rx charges a flat $99 a month from the first month, for the spray or the injection.
Lowest price
Embody NAD+
$49 / first month
Then $99 a month for the nasal spray or the injection. Embody names its pharmacies and lists free one- to two-day shipping.
See Embody NAD+15 mL at 300 mg/mL
System Labs NAD+ nasal
$69 / first month
Then $119 a month. Supplies, clinician chat and free two-day shipping are included. System Labs doesn’t name its pharmacy.
See System Labs NAD+Plan-length discounts
HealthRX NAD+ nasal
$107–$134 / month
$134 on a 1-month plan, $120 on 3 months, $114 on 6 and $107 on 12. HealthRX’s own page says there are no human pharmacokinetic data for the nasal route.
See HealthRX longevity plansFlat $99 from month one
CoreAge Rx NAD+
$99 / month
Nasal spray or injection at the same price, the same at every dose. Free physician review and a full refund if you aren’t approved.
See CoreAge Rx NAD+Affiliate disclosure: we may earn a commission if you enroll through a provider button. These are commercial comparisons, not clinical recommendations. How our links work.
Does NAD+ actually work? Before comparing prices, read our evidence review: NAD+ injection benefits: what the evidence actually shows.
NAD+ nasal spray prices, next to each clinic’s injection
| Provider | Nasal spray | NAD+ injection at the same clinic | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embody | $49 first month, then $99/month [1] | Same price as the spray [1] | View Embody offer |
| System Labs | $69 first month, then $119/month for 15 mL at 300 mg/mL [2] | $76 first month, then $126/month on its NAD+ landing page [4] | View System Labs offer |
| HealthRX | $134 (1 month), $120 (3), $114 (6), $107 (12) per month [3] | Also sold; see HealthRX for the current price | View HealthRX plans |
| Live Vital | Not offered | $115/month, checked October 26, 2026 [5] | View Live Vital NAD+ |
| CoreAge Rx | $99/month, same at every dose [10] | $99/month (listed down from $199) [10] | View CoreAge Rx offer |
The clinics don’t publish how much NAD+ each spray delivers in the same way, so compare milligrams per month where you can.
What the first three months cost
| Provider | How we calculated it | First 3 months |
|---|---|---|
| Embody | $49 + $99 + $99 | $247 |
| System Labs | $69 + $119 + $119 | $307 |
| HealthRX | $120 × 3 on the 3-month plan | $360 |
| CoreAge Rx | $99 × 3 | $297 |
Our arithmetic from published prices. HealthRX doesn’t show multi-month totals or say whether a 3-month plan is billed upfront.
What the evidence says about NAD+ nasal spray
No FDA-approved drug contains NAD+. Clinics sell compounded NAD+, and FDA lists NAD in Category 1 of its 503A bulk-substance lists, which covers substances compounders may use while FDA evaluates them [6].
Human research on raising NAD+ levels is early. A 2020 review counted 36 clinical trials, found only two adequately powered, and called the evidence suggestive [7]. A 2023 review described the benefits as unclear and pointed to small sample sizes [8].
For the nasal route we found no authoritative human data at all. HealthRX’s own product page says no human pharmacokinetic data exist for intranasal NAD+ [3].
Ingredient grade matters too. In October 2024, FDA warned that some compounders had used food-grade NAD+ in IV products, after reports of chills, shaking and vomiting consistent with endotoxin [9]. That warning was about IV products, but it is a fair question to ask about any compounded NAD+.
NAD+ nasal spray questions
How much does NAD+ nasal spray cost?
At the clinics we checked on October 24, 2026: $49 for the first month and then $99 at Embody, $69 and then $119 at System Labs, a flat $99 at CoreAge Rx, and $107 to $134 a month at HealthRX depending on plan length.
Is NAD+ nasal spray as effective as NAD+ injections?
No published human studies compare them. HealthRX’s own page says there are no human pharmacokinetic data for the nasal route.
Is NAD+ nasal spray FDA-approved?
No. It is a compounded product. FDA lists NAD in 503A Category 1, meaning compounders may use it while FDA evaluates it.
Do I need a prescription for NAD+ nasal spray?
The clinics on this page sell it as a prescription compounded product after an online consultation with a clinician.
What is the cheapest way to try NAD+ nasal spray?
Embody’s $49 first month is the lowest published entry price. Check what you will pay from month two, which is $99 a month.
Sources
Provider prices are from each provider’s own pages, checked October 24, 2026. Prices change; confirm the total at checkout.
- Embody (JoinEm) — NAD+
nad.joinem.co/ - System Labs — NAD+ nasal spray
systemlabs.com/treatments/nad-nasal - HealthRX — NAD+ nasal spray product page
healthrx.com/products/nad-nasal-rx - System Labs — NAD+ landing page
systemlabs.com/lander/nad - Live Vital — NAD+
livevital.io/treatments/nad-plus - FDA — Bulk drug substances nominated for use in compounding under section 503A (category lists)
fda.gov/media/94155/download - Pharmaceuticals (MDPI), 2020 — review of NAD+ clinical trials
mdpi.com/1424-8247/13/9/247 - University of Delaware, 2023 — review of NAD+ supplementation research
udspace.udel.edu/items/93b26729-8e64-4319-acf9-22bed742b00b/full - FDA — FDA reminds compounders to use ingredients suitable for sterile compounding (October 30, 2024)
fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/fda-reminds-compounders-use-ingredients-suitable-sterile-compounding - CoreAge Rx — NAD+ injection and nasal spray
try.coreagerx.com/nad-sp-k