Cellular Recharge: NAD+ injection

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HSA/FSA reimbursable
No insurance required
US licensed 503A pharmacies
Unlimited clinician consultations

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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

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 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.

How is my order shipped?

Medication ships from a licensed U.S. pharmacy in discreet, unmarked packaging directly to your address. Nothing on the outside identifies the contents.

Can I message my clinician?

Yes. You can message your care team through your account at no extra charge to ask questions, report side effects, or discuss adjusting your dose or medication.

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.