Longevity and energy
Longevity, energy and the long game
NAD+, sermorelin and metabolism injections for men and women, energy, recovery and healthy aging.
3 steps
1. Take our quiz
A few quick questions.
2. Connect with a provider
A licensed clinician reviews it.
3. Start your journey
Ongoing care and check-ins.
Medications available
Prescribed by licensed clinicians
Cellular Recharge: NAD+ injection
Two small injections a week
Description
- Direct delivery for cellular energy
- Supports recovery and repair
- Bypasses digestion for absorption
Ingredients
- NAD+
Cellular Recharge: NAD+ nasal spray
One spray a day
Description
- Needle-free daily NAD+
- Fast absorption through the nasal lining
- Simple once-daily routine
Ingredients
- NAD+
Cellular Recharge: NAD+ liposomal oral
A daily dose by mouth
Description
- Liposomal carrier for better uptake
- Supports cellular energy daily
- Easy oral dosing, no needles
Ingredients
- Liposomal NAD+
Peak Recovery: sermorelin
A small injection on your clinician's schedule
Description
- Stimulates your own growth hormone
- Supports sleep quality and recovery
- May support body composition
Ingredients
- Sermorelin
Metabolism Boost: MICC + B12
One injection a week
Description
- Supports everyday energy levels
- Aids fat metabolism
- Simple weekly injection
Ingredients
- B12
- Methionine
- Inositol
- Choline chloride
Important safety and legal information
Compounded drug products are not FDA approved. FDA does not evaluate compounded products for safety, effectiveness or quality. Prescription products require an online evaluation with a licensed clinician and are dispensed only if prescribed.
ShopMedRx does not manufacture compounded medications. Compounded medications are manufactured by 503A pharmacies. Actual product appearance and labeling of the medication might differ from website images. Results are not guaranteed and may vary by individual as part of a personalized weight loss and health program.
FAQ
What is NAD+?+
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell. It helps convert food into cellular energy and supports DNA repair and metabolic function. NAD+ levels naturally decline with age.
What are people using NAD+ for?+
Patients typically use NAD+ for energy, mental clarity, recovery after exertion, and general healthy-aging support. Responses vary from person to person.
Which NAD+ format should I choose?+
Injections are the most direct route and are taken twice weekly. The nasal spray and the next-gen liposomal oral liquid are needle-free daily options. Your clinician can help you pick based on your preferences and goals.
How soon will I notice anything?+
Some people notice a difference in energy within the first couple of weeks. For most, changes are gradual over 4 to 8 weeks of consistent use.
What is sermorelin?+
Sermorelin is a peptide that signals your pituitary gland to release your own growth hormone, rather than replacing it. It's commonly used to support sleep quality, recovery, body composition and overall vitality.
Is sermorelin the same as HGH?+
No. HGH is synthetic growth hormone given directly. Sermorelin prompts your body to produce its own growth hormone, so the release follows your natural rhythms.
More questions
When should sermorelin be taken?+
It's usually taken at night before bed on an empty stomach, since natural growth hormone release peaks during sleep.
What is the MICC + B12 injection?+
It combines methionine, inositol, choline and vitamin B12. These are lipotropic nutrients used alongside diet and activity to support metabolism and energy. It's taken weekly.
Can I combine these programs?+
Many patients do combine NAD+, sermorelin and MICC + B12. Your clinician will confirm what's appropriate for you based on your intake and history.
Are these treatments FDA approved?+
These are compounded preparations prepared by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy for individual patients. Compounded medications are not FDA approved, though the pharmacy and its ingredients are regulated.
What are the common side effects?+
NAD+ injections can cause temporary flushing, warmth or mild nausea, especially if injected quickly. Sermorelin may cause redness or itching at the injection site, headache or flushing. MICC + B12 can cause mild soreness at the site.
Who should not use these treatments?+
They aren't appropriate if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have an active malignancy. Tell your clinician about all conditions and medications, including any history of cancer, thyroid disease or diabetes.
How do I store my medication?+
Most injectable preparations are refrigerated. Follow the storage instructions on your label and keep the medication out of direct light.
How much does it cost?+
NAD+ starts at $99 per 4 weeks, MICC + B12 is $109 per 4 weeks, and sermorelin is $149 per 4 weeks. Longer plan lengths lower the per-month cost.
How do refills work?+
Once prescribed, you can request a refill through your account. Your clinician reviews the request and sends a new order to the pharmacy if it's still appropriate.
Ready when you are
Free assessment. You only pay if a clinician prescribes and you decide to continue.