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NAD+
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NAD+

The energy molecule your cells run on, prescribed online. One small shot at home for energy that lasts the whole day, sharper focus with less brain fog, and faster recovery from training, travel and stress. Patients describe feeling switched back on. Best results show at 3 to 6 months, and many stay on it long term.

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★★★★★5.0 on Google from PepHaus patients
  • Energy restored. Fuels the mitochondria in every cell.
  • Sharper focus, less brain fog.
  • Faster recovery after training, travel or stress.
  • A simple shot at home. No IV drip.
  • Online provider visit and ongoing care in the portal
  • Compounded NAD+, a 30-day supply
  • Syringes, alcohol swabs and first-dose instructions
  • Free expedited shipping on every order
  • One small shot at home, on your provider’s schedule
  • Your provider sets your dose and adjusts it to your response
  • Ships cold and ready to use. No mixing.
  • Prescription only. A U.S. licensed provider reviews your health history first.
  • Compounded NAD+ is not an FDA approved product.
  • Most reports are mild and temporary: transient flushing or warmth at the injection site, and sometimes a brief headache on the first dose or two.
  • Injecting too quickly can cause nausea. Go slow, and message your provider in the portal with any concerns.
  • Available in all 50 states. Eligibility and state availability are confirmed during intake, before any charge.
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The molecule your cells use to make energy.

Tablets and a capsule
Oral NAD or NMN
Gut first

Oral precursors like NMN and NR are converted in the gut and liver before they circulate. Not the same intervention.

Small insulin syringe on linen
Subcutaneous
Direct

The subcutaneous route delivers NAD+ directly and bypasses most of the first-pass loss that limits oral precursors.

Syringe with linen and prep pad
At home
Simple

A short shot you give yourself at home. No clinic chair, no all-day drip, no mixing.

Many patients pair NAD+ with their GLP-1 stack for recovery support during weight loss. Others use it on its own for energy, focus and post-exercise recovery.

The IV clinic visit vs. a shot at home.

PepHaus NAD+ vial PepHaus NAD+
IV clinic visit$300 to $600/visit
  • Travel, a chair, and an hour of your day
  • Provider review only sometimes included
  • Certificate of Analysis rarely shared
  • Priced per visit, every visit
PepHaus, 6-month plan$179/mo
  • NAD+, a subcutaneous injection at home
  • Provider review and dose adjustments included
  • Certificate of Analysis on every vial
  • Free expedited shipping, cancel anytime online

IV clinic pricing is illustrative of typical retail, commonly $300 to $600 per visit. Prescription only; a licensed provider decides whether NAD+ is appropriate for you. Compounded NAD+ is not an FDA approved product.

Licensed physicians review every order.

Every PepHaus visit is reviewed by a licensed physician from the Wasef Health Group provider network. A doctor reads your intake, decides if treatment is right for you, and sets your plan.

Dr. Michael Wasef, MD
Dr. Michael Wasef, MDInternal medicine · Founder, Wasef Health
Dr. Andrew Sakla, DO
Dr. Andrew Sakla, DOInternal medicine
Dr. James Teet, DO
Dr. James Teet, DOFamily medicine

Also caring for PepHaus patients: Dr. David Wasef, MD, Dr. Asad Khan Niazi, MD, and Dr. Constantin Chikando, MD.

Meet the physicians →

Physicians are affiliated with Wasef Health Group.

What patients say.

★★★★★5.0 on Googlefrom PepHaus patient reviews
Google review

"PepHaus has rejuvenated my energy! I've been taking NAD for years and this is the best one I've found, it came so fast, in a cold box ready to put in the fridge with directions."

BBrooke M.Google review · NAD+
Google review

"I've been a customer for a few months and love how easy PepHaus makes the whole process, even when changing my subscription. My first order arrived in 2 days, and I heard from the physician within a few hours of submitting my request."

DDaynaGoogle review
Google review

"This was such a great experience. It was easy to schedule and meet with the provider."

NNicole M.Google review

Reviews are from real PepHaus patients. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.

It goes into the fat layer. That is the point.

A tiny needle places the dose just under the skin, in the fat layer. From there the subcutaneous route releases NAD+ gradually over hours, rather than pushing a full dose into circulation in minutes the way a drip does.

Diagram of skin, fat layer and blood vessels with a short needle stopping in the fat layer
Skin
Fat layer. The dose goes here.
Blood vessels. Slow, steady pickup.
Muscle. Not involved.

What it does

What NAD+ supports
NAD+ is essential for energy production, DNA repair and mitochondrial function. Levels decline with age, which contributes to fatigue, brain fog and slower recovery.
ENERGYRestored
CLARITYSharper
RECOVERYFaster
ROUTEAt home
What to expect over time
In the first few weeks, many patients notice steadier daytime energy and less of a 3 PM crash. By two to three months: sharper mental focus, faster post-workout recovery, more consistent stamina. Some patients notice the change only when they stop. Effects are gradual and patient-specific, and individual results vary.
Who it is for
Adults dealing with fatigue, low energy, brain fog, or looking for longevity-focused treatment. Provider approval is required based on your health profile. It pairs well with a GLP-1 stack if you are already on a weight-loss program. Your provider reviews the combination during intake.
Side effects and safety
Most reports are mild and temporary: transient flushing or a warm sensation, or nausea if the dose is injected too quickly. Some patients report a brief headache on the first dose or two. Compounded NAD+ is not FDA approved, and compounded medications are prescribed only when a licensed provider determines that a commercially available, FDA approved alternative is not clinically appropriate for you.
Breakdown of what NAD+ does

No insurance. No clinic. No waiting room.

A U.S. licensed provider reviews your intake, usually within 24 hours.

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Straight answers.

Why injection instead of IV?
An IV pushes a full dose into circulation in minutes. The subcutaneous route releases NAD+ gradually over hours. Most patients tolerate the SC route better, it costs less, and it happens at home. You skip the clinic chair and the drive, and your provider can fine-tune the protocol over time.
How is this different from NAD or NMN supplements?
Oral NAD precursors like NMN and NR are converted in the gut and liver before circulating. The subcutaneous route delivers NAD+ directly. The two are not the same intervention. Many patients try oral first and switch to injection when they want a more direct route.
What is the protocol?
A subcutaneous injection at home. Your provider sets your dose and your schedule based on your intake, and adjusts both based on how you respond. Everything is managed through your dashboard.
What are the common side effects?
Most are mild and temporary: flushing, a warm sensation, or nausea if injected too quickly. Some patients report a brief headache on the first dose or two. Your provider reviews your history first and answers any concerns in the portal.
Can I stack NAD+ with a GLP-1?
Many patients do. Energy and recovery support tend to be the most common reason patients on tirzepatide or semaglutide add NAD+. Tell your provider what you are taking and they will confirm the combination is appropriate.
How fast will I notice anything?
Some patients report energy or focus shifts in the first few weeks. Others notice the change only when they stop. Effects are gradual and patient-specific, and individual results vary.
What if I miss a week?
Take the next dose on your regular schedule. Do not double up. Message your provider in the portal if you have questions.
Who fills the prescription?
A U.S. licensed compounding pharmacy partnered with PepHaus. Every vial ships with a Certificate of Analysis showing purity and concentration, ready to use. No mystery powder, no mixing, no guessing.
Where is NAD+ available?
NAD+ is available in all 50 states. Eligibility is confirmed during your intake, before any charge.
Is compounded NAD+ FDA approved?
No. Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients by licensed pharmacies under a provider's prescription and are not FDA approved products. Every PepHaus vial ships with a Certificate of Analysis.
Do I need insurance? Can I cancel?
No insurance needed. One flat price covers the provider visit, the medication, supplies and shipping. Cancel anytime from your dashboard, no phone call.

Four steps. No waiting room.

STEP 01
Start my order

A short online intake. No waiting room, no phone tag.

STEP 02
A provider reviews it

A U.S. licensed provider decides if NAD+ is appropriate for you. $0 charged during this step.

STEP 03
Charged only if prescribed

If approved, your card is charged and the pharmacy prepares your first shipment.

STEP 04
It ships to your door

Free expedited shipping, every time, including refills. Message your provider anytime.

Ready when you are.

Prescribed by a U.S. licensed provider and shipped cold to your door.

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