NAD+ nasal spray
NAD+ nasal spray avoids the needle. Absorption through the nose differs from an injection, and the dose on the label is not directly comparable. Three telehealth providers here publish a price.
| Provider | Price | Plan and terms | Availability | Visit provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telos RXNAD+ nasal | $116a month on a longer plan | Nasal | All 50 statesPrice checked 5 August 2026 | Visit |
| System LabsNAD+ Nasal Spray | $119a month after a first month at $69 | Nasal spray | All 50 statesPrice checked 30 July 2026 | Visit |
| MadeMedNAD+ Nasal Spray | $269a month, continuing | Nasal spray | All 50 statesPrice checked 2 August 2026 | Visit |
| WellorithmNAD+ Nasal Spray | Not publishedquoted after intake | Nasal spray | All 50 statesNo price published | Visit |
Reading these prices
System Labs opens at $69 and moves to $119. Telos RX publishes $116 and ties the rate to plan length. MadeMed charges $269, which is more than double the others. Compare the millilitres and the daily dose rather than the monthly total.
What is not in this table
Prices here come from each company’s own public pages on the date shown in the availability column. A clinician sets the dose after an intake questionnaire, and the dose can change what you pay. Shipping, lab work, and follow-up visits are charged separately by some companies. Telehealth Ledger does not prescribe or dispense medication and does not decide whether a treatment suits you.