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Pallas Health NAD+ Review
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Two formats offered, so needle-averse patients are not pushed to injections
- No membership or platform fee stacked on top of the plan price
- Refunded in full if a clinician decides treatment is not right for you
- Free companion app (iOS, Android and web) to log doses
Cons
- Compounded NAD+, not an FDA-approved finished drug product
- Plans renew every 12 weeks and auto-renew unless cancelled
- Cash-pay only; FSA/HSA use needs a Letter of Medical Necessity
Our Take on Pallas Health NAD+
Pallas Health offers clinician-prescribed NAD+ as a daily nasal spray from $79 for the first month ($189/mo average) or a weekly subcutaneous injection from $89 ($199/mo average), with clinician review, check-ins and messaging included in one all-in plan price.
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Dr. Lisa ChenHealth & Wellness Editor
Dr. Lisa Chen holds a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) from UCSF and has 8 years of clinical experience in patient care and health education. She specializes in reviewing digital health platforms, wellness products, and nutrition services. Dr. Chen consults with a panel of MDs and registered dietitians to ensure all health content meets clinical accuracy standards.
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