NAD+ nasal spray: what Surfbound offers and what it costs.
Surfbound Health offers compounded NAD+ as a nasal spray in two strengths: 900 mg at $112/mo for a 1-month supply and 1,200 mg from $179/mo, with medication included if prescribed and no membership fee. Surfbound Health bills 1-month plans monthly, and 3 and 6 Month packages are charged in full at the start of each period, ship together as one package, and renew automatically at the same price until canceled in the patient portal. Both are prescribed only after an independent licensed provider review.
- Nasal spray delivery
- Independent licensed provider review
- 900 mg or 1,200 mg strength
- Discreet shipping if prescribed
A prescription is required, and treatment is prescribed only when a licensed provider finds it appropriate.
NAD+, two nasal strengths
Two nasal spray strengths. Your provider recommends the one that fits your goals.
NAD+ Nasal Spray (900 mg)
1-month supply
NAD+ Nasal Spray+ (1,200 mg)
1 / 3 / 6-month supplies
Medication included if prescribed. No membership fee, no hidden charges, no insurance required.
Start intakeCare is determined by licensed providers. Not every patient qualifies.
Quick answer
Online compounded NAD+ nasal spray
Surfbound Health offers compounded NAD+ nasal spray online after a licensed provider review. The 900 mg strength is $112/month, and the higher-strength NAD+ Nasal Spray+ (1,200 mg) is $179/month. Compounded NAD+ dosing is set by your provider, and medication and shipping are included if prescribed.
Who it’s for
- Adults exploring provider-guided longevity support online
- Those who prefer a nasal spray to injections or infusions
- People who want flat, transparent pricing with no membership fee
- Anyone comparing NAD+ nasal spray with NAD+ injections
Common questions before choosing Surfbound
- Why might someone choose an at-home NAD+ nasal spray over a clinic IV infusion?
- A nasal spray is self-administered at home, so there is no clinic appointment, no infusion-chair time, and no travel. Surfbound offers NAD+ as a nasal spray and, as a separate option, as an injection (one 1,000 mg vial per month) - neither is a clinic IV infusion. Which route suits you is one factor a licensed provider weighs along with your health history.
- Can I start NAD+ nasal spray if I have never used NAD+ therapy before?
- Yes. A first-time patient completes the same online intake, and a licensed provider decides whether NAD+, and which strength, is medically appropriate. Wanting to begin with the nasal-spray route is a preference the provider weighs, not a guarantee of approval.
- What does the day-to-day routine of NAD+ nasal spray look like?
- NAD+ nasal spray is used at home as part of a routine your licensed provider and the pharmacy set out in your prescription. Because it is a spray rather than an injection, there are no sharps, and no clinic session to schedule.
- Will I be charged if a provider decides NAD+ nasal spray is not right for me?
- No. Nothing is charged unless a licensed provider approves your medication. If NAD+ nasal spray is not medically appropriate for you, you are not billed for a prescription you did not receive.
- Is discreet shipping included with NAD+ nasal spray orders?
- Yes. When NAD+ nasal spray is prescribed and approved, it ships to your door in plain, discreet packaging with tracking, and shipping is included in the published price rather than added as a separate fee.
Surfbound NAD+ nasal spray
Compounded NAD+, available as a nasal spray
Surfbound Health offers compounded NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) for longevity and cellular-health support. It is available as a nasal spray in two strengths, 900 mg and 1,200 mg, with transparent cash-pay pricing, no membership fee, and no insurance required.
Two nasal strengths
NAD+ is offered as a 900 mg or 1,200 mg nasal spray. Your provider recommends the strength that fits your health profile and goals.
Provider-reviewed
A licensed provider reviews your intake and determines whether NAD+ is medically appropriate, and, if so, the strength and dosing.
Transparent pricing
$112 for the 900 mg 1-month supply; $179–$954 for the 1,200 mg across 1/3/6-month supplies. Medication included if prescribed.
Prefer an injection? Surfbound also offers a 1,000 mg compounded NAD+ vial for $98/month.
900 mg vs 1,200 mg
Two nasal spray strengths
Surfbound offers compounded NAD+ as a nasal spray in two strengths: 900 mg and 1,200 mg. Your licensed provider recommends the strength that fits your health profile and goals.
NAD+ Nasal Spray, 900 mg
1-month supply
- Single 1-month supply
- Lower-strength nasal option
- Provider-reviewed prescription
NAD+ Nasal Spray+, 1,200 mg
1 / 3 / 6-month supplies
Higher strength with optional 3- and 6-month packages. Packages are charged in full at the start of each period and renew automatically at a lower effective monthly cost.
Pricing & what's included
NAD+ nasal spray pricing
Surfbound Health offers compounded NAD+ nasal spray in two strengths, with medication included if prescribed and no membership fee: 900 mg at $112/mo for a 1-month supply, and 1,200 mg at $179/mo for 1 month, $507 for 3 months, or $954 for 6 months. Surfbound Health bills 1-month plans monthly, and 3 and 6 Month packages are charged in full at the start of each period, ship together as one package, and renew automatically at the same price until canceled in the patient portal. No insurance is required. See NAD+ nasal spray cost details or compare NAD+ nasal spray vs IV.
NAD+ Nasal Spray, 900 mg
1-month supply
- Medication included if prescribed
- No membership fee
- No insurance needed
- Discreet shipping
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NAD+ Nasal Spray+, 1,200 mg
1-month supply
Multi-month packages are charged in full at the start of each period and renew automatically at the same price until canceled in the patient portal; they lower the effective monthly cost.
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How payment works
Billed only if approved
You are billed only after your medication is approved.
Provider review first
A licensed provider reviews your health profile before any prescription is written.
No cost unless approved
No cost applies unless your medication is approved.
Nonrefundable once processed
Orders become nonrefundable once the pharmacy has processed the item.
Prices shown are the published prices for the listed strengths and supplies. Your selected option determines the price; a licensed provider determines treatment eligibility. Nothing is charged unless medication is approved.
How nasal administration works
The mechanical route into the bloodstream
Spray into the nasal cavity
A fine mist delivers the solution onto the nasal mucosa, the moist lining of the nasal passages.
Absorption through the mucosa
The nasal mucosa is rich in blood vessels, allowing the solution to pass across the lining and into circulation.
Entry into the bloodstream
Once absorbed, the compound enters the bloodstream. The precise absorption of intranasal NAD+ is an area of limited study.
This describes the mechanical process of nasal administration generally, so you know what to expect from the spray itself.
What NAD+ does biologically
Established biology vs. clinical benefit
It is important to separate what is established about NAD+ biology from what is clinically proven about intranasal NAD+ treatment. The two are not the same.
Established biology of NAD+
- NAD+ is a coenzyme present in every living cell.
- It is central to converting nutrients into cellular energy (ATP) inside mitochondria.
- It participates in DNA repair and sirtuin-mediated cellular processes.
- NAD+ levels decline measurably with age.
What is NOT established
- That intranasal NAD+ reverses aging or increases lifespan.
- That intranasal NAD+ reliably boosts energy or improves cognition in humans.
- That intranasal NAD+ is absorbed consistently enough to guarantee a specific clinical outcome.
- That intranasal NAD+ repairs DNA in a clinically meaningful way.
Any decision about treatment should be made with a licensed provider based on your individual health profile.
Evidence for intranasal NAD+
What the research actually shows
The fundamental biology of NAD+ is well documented in laboratory and preclinical research. By contrast, high-quality human evidence specifically supporting the benefits of intranasal NAD+ is limited.
Where evidence exists
NAD+'s role in cellular energy production, mitochondrial function, and DNA repair is established in laboratory and preclinical research. NAD+ levels decline with age, which is a documented biological observation.
Well-established biologyWhere evidence is limited
There is limited high-quality human clinical evidence establishing specific benefits of intranasal NAD+, such as energy, cognition, or healthy-aging outcomes, in rigorous controlled trials.
Limited human evidenceImportant evidence limitations
What remains unknown
Absorption of intranasal NAD+
The precise extent and consistency with which NAD+ is absorbed across the nasal mucosa into the bloodstream are not fully established.
Optimal dosing
The most effective strength and dosing schedule for intranasal NAD+, including how common doses like 900 mg or 1,200 mg translate to outcomes, have not been definitively established in controlled human trials.
Long-term safety
Long-term safety data for compounded intranasal NAD+ are limited.
Route selection
Intranasal, injectable, and oral precursor routes deliver NAD+ differently; your licensed provider determines which route is appropriate for you.
Provider review
A provider decides what is appropriate
NAD+ is not self-selected. A licensed provider reviews your health profile and determines whether treatment is medically appropriate, and, if so, the strength and dosing.
Complete your intake
Answer a short, secure online health questionnaire from home in about 10 minutes.
Provider reviews your profile
A licensed provider reviews your health history, current medications, and goals before any prescription decision.
Medication ships if prescribed
If NAD+ is medically appropriate, medication is prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and shipped discreetly.
Not everyone qualifies. Treatment is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Surfbound Health offers compounded NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) as a nasal spray in two strengths, 900 mg and 1,200 mg, after a licensed provider reviews your intake and determines treatment is medically appropriate. The provider recommends the strength and dosing that fit your health profile and goals.
Yes. Surfbound offers compounded NAD+ nasal spray in two strengths: 900 mg and 1,200 mg. The 900 mg is a 1-month supply at $112, and the 1,200 mg NAD+ Nasal Spray+ is available in 1-, 3-, or 6-month supplies at $179, $507, or $954 respectively. Your licensed provider determines which strength is medically appropriate for you.
Surfbound Health prices the 900 mg NAD+ nasal spray at $112 for a 1-month supply. The 1,200 mg NAD+ Nasal Spray+ is $179 for 1 month, $507 for 3 months, or $954 for 6 months. Surfbound Health bills 1-month plans monthly, and 3 and 6 Month packages are charged in full at the start of each period, ship together as one package, and renew automatically at the same price until canceled in the patient portal. All prices are all-inclusive, with no membership fee and no insurance required. Nothing is charged unless your medication is approved.
No. Compounded NAD+, including the nasal spray form, is not an FDA-approved finished drug product. The FDA has not evaluated this compounded medication for safety, efficacy, or quality. It is prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies for individual patients only when a provider determines it is medically appropriate.
A nasal spray delivers NAD+ through the nasal mucosa into the bloodstream, while an injection delivers it subcutaneously or intramuscularly. They are two routes for the same compound. Surfbound offers NAD+ as a nasal spray; it also offers a compounded NAD+ injection — one 1,000 mg vial for $98/month. Your provider determines which formulation, if either, is appropriate for you.
NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every living cell. It is central to converting nutrients into cellular energy (ATP) inside mitochondria and plays a role in DNA repair processes. NAD+ levels decline measurably with age. These are established biological functions; they are distinct from any specific clinical benefit of intranasal NAD+ treatment.
People explore NAD+ for goals like cellular energy support, mental clarity, exercise recovery, and healthy aging at the cellular level. However, high-quality human evidence specifically supporting these benefits for intranasal NAD+ is limited. Any benefit is not guaranteed and should be discussed with your provider.
Yes. NAD+ nasal spray requires a prescription. You must complete an online intake and be reviewed by a licensed provider, who determines whether treatment is medically appropriate and, if so, the strength and dosing.
NAD+ treatment is generally intended for adults interested in cellular health and longevity support. A licensed provider reviews your health history, current medications, and goals to determine whether NAD+, and which strength, is medically appropriate. Not everyone qualifies.
Complete a short online intake, a licensed provider reviews your health profile, and if treatment is medically appropriate, medication is prepared and shipped discreetly to your door with instructions. Nothing is charged unless your medication is approved.
Nothing is charged unless your NAD+ medication is approved. Once the pharmacy has processed an order it becomes nonrefundable. Full terms are in the Refund & Cancellation Policy at surfbound.co/refund.
Start your NAD+ review
Answer the online intake and a licensed provider will judge whether NAD+ is right for you. If it's prescribed, your spray ships discreetly to your door, and you're charged only after approval.
Start onlinePrescription required. Eligibility depends on provider review.