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NAD+ Nasal Spray Cost Per Month: Prices by Strength

Diagram of NAD+ Nasal Spray strengths: one 30 serving bottle lasts a month at one serving a day, with 35, 100 or 170 mg of NAD+ per serving.

Short answer: one bottle of NAD+ Nasal Spray holds 30 servings, a month at one serving a day. A month costs $149, $199 or $249 depending on strength, or $126.65, $169.15 or $211.65 with a monthly subscription. Every US order ships free by temperature-protected express, and no prescription is needed.

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30 servings a bottle in three strengths: 35, 100 or 170 mg of NAD+ per serving. From $149, or $126.65 with a monthly subscription. Free cold express shipping in the US.

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NAD+ Nasal Spray Prices by Strength

Each strength comes in the same 30 serving bottle. A serving is two sprays, one in each nostril. The only difference between strengths is how much NAD+ is in each serving, and so in each month.

Strength NAD+ per serving NAD+ per month One-time price Monthly subscription (save 15%) Cost per serving Cost per serving on subscription
Regular 35 mg 1,050 mg $149 $126.65 About $4.97 About $4.22
Extra 100 mg 3,000 mg $199 $169.15 About $6.63 About $5.64
Maximum 170 mg 5,100 mg $249 $211.65 About $8.30 About $7.06

Cost per serving is the bottle price divided by 30 servings.

Cost per 100 mg of NAD+

The larger strengths cost more per bottle but less for each milligram of NAD+. Here is what 100 mg of NAD+ costs at each strength:

Strength One-time Monthly subscription
Regular (1,050 mg a month) About $14.19 About $12.06
Extra (3,000 mg a month) About $6.63 About $5.64
Maximum (5,100 mg a month) About $4.88 About $4.15

Regular has the lowest monthly price. Maximum has the lowest price per milligram. To choose a strength by goal rather than by price, see our NAD+ nasal spray buyer’s guide and the NAD+ nasal spray dosage guide.

What the Price Includes

  • Free cold express shipping in the US: every order ships by temperature-protected express in an insulated cooler with frozen gel packs. Refrigerate the bottle when it arrives.
  • 30 servings a bottle: a month at one serving a day.
  • No prescription and no clinic visit: order online and use it at home.
  • 15% off with a monthly subscription: the subscription price applies to every monthly order.
  • Third-party tested ingredients: made in house in the USA.

Why it ships cold, and what happens when liquid NAD+ ships warm, is covered in our guide to cold chain shipping for NAD+ and glutathione nasal sprays.

NAD+ Nasal Spray Cost vs NAD+ IV and Injections

Clinic and telehealth prices vary widely by city and provider. These are typical 2026 ranges.

Option Typical price What a month looks like
NAD+ Nasal Spray $149, $199 or $249 a bottle; $126.65, $169.15 or $211.65 on subscription One bottle, 30 servings, shipped free
NAD+ IV drip (500 mg) About $450 to $600 a session; $800 to $1,200 for 750 to 1,000 mg Priced per clinic visit; an initial series commonly runs $1,200 to $4,800
At-home NAD+ SubQ injections About $60 to $150 a vial Often $80 to $300 a month, plus syringes and a prescription visit
NAD+ shot in a clinic About $75 to $150 a shot Depends on how many visits your provider sets

The milligram amounts are not interchangeable between routes. An IV puts NAD+ straight into a vein, a shot goes under the skin or into a muscle, and the spray is absorbed through the lining of the nose instead of being swallowed like a capsule. For the full comparison of dose, time and side effects, see NAD+ nasal spray vs NAD+ IV drip and NAD+ injection vs nasal spray. If you already get IV sessions, our guide on intranasal NAD+ between IV visits explains how clinics use the spray alongside them.

NAD+ Nasal Spray vs Enhanced NMN: Cost

If you are pricing an NAD+ routine, our capsule option is Enhanced NMN. NMN is a precursor the body uses to make NAD+; the spray contains NAD+ itself.

NAD+ Nasal Spray Enhanced NMN
Price a month $149, $199 or $249 $99
Monthly subscription $126.65, $169.15 or $211.65 $84.15
Servings a bottle 30 30 (60 capsules)
Per serving 35, 100 or 170 mg of NAD+ 750 mg of NMN with TMG, resveratrol, pterostilbene and methyl B12
Cost per serving About $4.97 to $8.30 About $3.30
How you take it Two sprays, one in each nostril Two capsules, swallowed

Some people use both. For how the two compare, read NMN vs NAD+, and for every way to take NAD+ side by side, see NAD+ nasal spray vs IV vs oral NMN and NR.

One month of NAD+ Nasal Spray

From $149 for 30 servings, or $126.65 with a monthly subscription. Free cold express shipping in the US, no prescription and no clinic visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does NAD+ nasal spray cost per month?

One bottle is a month at one serving a day. It costs $149 for Regular (35 mg a serving), $199 for Extra (100 mg) or $249 for Maximum (170 mg), or $126.65, $169.15 or $211.65 with a monthly subscription.

How much does NAD+ nasal spray cost per serving?

About $4.97, $6.63 or $8.30 a serving at the one-time price, or about $4.22, $5.64 or $7.06 on a monthly subscription.

Which strength costs the least per milligram?

Maximum. At 5,100 mg of NAD+ a month for $249, it works out to about $4.88 per 100 mg, against about $14.19 for Regular.

Is there a subscription discount?

Yes. A monthly subscription saves 15% on every order: $126.65, $169.15 or $211.65 a month.

Is shipping included?

Yes. Every US order ships free by temperature-protected express in an insulated cooler with frozen gel packs.

Is NAD+ nasal spray cheaper than an NAD+ IV?

A month of the spray costs $149 to $249, while a single 500 mg NAD+ IV session typically costs about $450 to $600. The milligram amounts are not interchangeable between the two routes.

Do I need a prescription to buy NAD+ nasal spray?

No. Our NAD+ Nasal Spray is sold online with no prescription and no clinic visit.

How long does one bottle last?

One bottle holds 30 servings, so it lasts a month at one serving a day.

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Founder and CEO, Synchronicity Health

George Given is the founder and CEO of Synchronicity Health, which he started in 2022. He has worked in supplement formulation and manufacturing since 2017 and has led product formulation as a head formulator since 2019. At Synchronicity he builds every formula around a short, fully disclosed label that lists the amount of every ingredient, and he works only with third-party tested ingredients. Under his direction, most of Synchronicity's sprays were rebuilt around a single active ingredient in alkaline water, and its capsules use vegan capsules with no fillers, no flow agents and no magnesium stearate. He writes about the research behind the ingredients Synchronicity uses, with a focus on what the studies actually measured.

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