Provider review
Before treatment
Most Reported
Energy + clarity
NAD+ Therapy
Provider-reviewed support for cellular energy, focus, and recovery.
- May support daily energy
- May support focus and mental clarity
- Provider-reviewed wellness and recovery support
Start with a secure assessment
Answer health questions so a licensed provider can review whether NAD+ is clinically appropriate.
Check your eligibilityThe science
How NAD+ works in your body
NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy processes. Your provider reviews whether NAD+ support is appropriate for your health profile.
Supports NAD+ availability
A subcutaneous injection may support nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide availability when clinically appropriate.
Involved in cellular energy
NAD+ participates in cellular energy reactions, including pathways connected to mitochondrial function.
Reviewed for recovery support
Your provider reviews goals, tolerance, and response before continuing or adjusting treatment.
What to expect
What you can expect
NAD+ response varies. Your provider reviews how you feel, how you tolerate treatment, and whether continued support remains appropriate.
Week 1
Introduction
Treatment begins after provider review, with attention to tolerance and early response.
Month 1
Review
Your provider reviews energy, focus, recovery, and any side effects before next steps.
Month 3
Ongoing support
Continued use depends on your response, tolerance, and clinical fit.
NAD+ research is active and evolving. Your provider reviews response and adjusts when clinically appropriate.
What's included
Clinical support from assessment through follow-up.
Sawtooth keeps treatment connected to licensed provider review, secure communication, and coordinated fulfillment when a plan is authorized.
- Clinical review
- Your health profile is reviewed by a licensed medical professional before treatment is authorized.
- Provider oversight
- Dose guidance and safety monitoring stay connected to your medical profile.
- Medication coordination
- When prescribed, treatment is dispensed through a licensed pharmacy partner.
- Secure messaging
- Send questions to the care team from your account between clinical checkpoints.
- Progress check-ins
- Structured follow-ups help your provider understand response, tolerance, and next steps.
- Discreet shipping
- Approved treatment is shipped in private, temperature-aware packaging.
Patient perspective
What people on NAD+ are saying.
284 NAD+ patients - 4.8/5 average
I had been calling it normal aging - foggy mornings, afternoon fatigue, and slow recovery. Having a provider review my plan helped me track what changed.
Karen H.
NAD+ patient
I tried oral NAD precursors before. The injection plan felt more structured, and the check-ins made the process easier to follow.
Marcus B.
NAD+ patient
I started NAD+ for energy support and ended up paying more attention to focus and recovery as part of the plan.
Elena V.
NAD+ patient
Safety, in plain language
No medication is right for everyone. Here's what to know.
Common side effects
NAD+ injections are generally well tolerated. The most common report is mild flushing or warmth at the injection site, typically lasting only a few minutes.
Who shouldn't take this
Not appropriate during active illness, pregnancy, or for patients on certain immunomodulating medications. Your provider confirms fit during the medical review.
Full safety information and prescribing details are reviewed during provider consultation before any treatment plan is authorized.
About treatment sourcing
What "compounded" means.
When a compounded option is clinically appropriate, it is prepared by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. Your provider reviews your profile and determines whether a compounded or commercially available medication is the right fit.
Frequently asked
Questions worth answering before assessment.
Eligibility depends on your medical history, goals, current medications, and provider review. GLP-1 treatment generally requires weight-related clinical criteria and no contraindicating history.
A licensed medical professional reviews your responses and determines whether online treatment is clinically appropriate.
You will receive a clear next step. When online treatment is not appropriate, the care team may recommend in-person evaluation or another clinical path.
When prescribed, medication is shipped directly from a licensed pharmacy partner in discreet packaging.
Your provider reviews response and tolerance before any treatment adjustment.
Yes. Intake, checkout, consent, and portal flows are built for HIPAA-aligned privacy and secure handling of medical information.
Ready to see if NAD+ is right for you?
Start with Sawtooth's secure assessment. A licensed provider reviews your answers before any treatment plan is authorized.
Secure intakeLicensed provider reviewGuided next step