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NAD+ Injection
Glutathione Injection
Same-day online review
By a licensed provider in your state
Two prescription injections

For cellular energy and antioxidant support

Same-day online review

By a licensed provider in your state

From $90/mo NAD+, $66/mo glutathione

On multi-month plans. FSA and HSA eligible

Free expedited shipping

In plain, temperature-controlled packaging

You complete a short online intake, a provider reviews it in a same-day consultation, and if treatment is right for you, your injections ship free in plain, temperature-controlled packaging. NAD+ starts at $90/month on a 12-month plan and glutathione at $66/month on a 3-month plan, with no insurance needed.

NAD+ Injection

starting at 

$90

/month

Glutathione

starting at 

$66

/month

NAD+ vs. Glutathione Injections

NAD+ and glutathione are both found naturally in your cells, and levels of both tend to decline with age. They do different jobs, though.

Coenzyme

NAD+

A coenzyme your cells use to produce energy. It's present in every cell.

Antioxidant

Glutathione

An antioxidant made from three amino acids that helps protect cells from oxidative stress.

NAD+ Injection Glutathione Injection
What it isA coenzyme present in every cellAn antioxidant made from three amino acids
Role in the bodyConverting nutrients into cellular energy and supporting cellular repairHelping protect cells from oxidative stress
How it's takenSubcutaneous injection at home, on a schedule your provider setsTypically a weekly injection at home, on a schedule your provider sets
StorageRefrigerated, as directedRefrigerated, as directed
Monthly plan$129/mo$99/mo
Lowest plan price$90/mo12-month plan$66/mo3-month plan

Your provider decides whether either one fits your health history.

Both are compounded by state-licensed pharmacies, aren’t FDA-approved, and aren’t reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Statements about NAD+ and glutathione haven’t been evaluated by the FDA, and neither is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

What Are NAD+ Injections?

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell of your body, where it plays a central role in energy production and cellular repair.

What NAD+ does in your cells

It helps your cells convert nutrients into energy and supports DNA repair and other cellular maintenance processes. Many patients explore NAD+ therapy as part of a broader routine for cognitive clarity and recovery.

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Converts nutrients into energy

A coenzyme found in every cell

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Supports DNA repair

Part of cellular repair

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Supports cellular maintenance

Other maintenance processes

Why NAD+ levels decline

NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, and that age-related decline is why some patients explore replenishing it. Everyday factors are also thought to play a part.

AgeOxidative stressInflammationPoor sleepHeavy alcohol useGrowing demand from your cells

Lower NAD levels are associated with reduced cellular energy and slower cellular repair.

NAD+ injections vs. oral supplements

Oral NAD+ and precursors (NR, NMN)
Taken by mouthPills or capsules
Digestive systemMuch of the compound can be broken down
Subcutaneous injection
Injected at homeUnder the skin
Skips digestionDelivered directly into the tissue

How much this matters for outcomes is still being studied, and research on NAD+ injections for energy and healthy aging is still emerging.

What Are Glutathione Injections?

Glutathione is an antioxidant your body makes naturally. It’s found in nearly every cell and plays a key role in the body’s cellular defense against oxidative stress.

A tripeptide built from three amino acids

Glutathione is made of cysteine, glycine, and glutamic acid. It also takes part in hepatic conjugation, one of the liver's normal metabolic pathways.

Oxidative stress builds up over time

Glutathione helps protect cells from the oxidative damage that builds up from:

Environmental exposureMetabolic activityChronic stressAging

Glutathione production depends on age and other physiological factors.

! Good to know

Why glutathione levels decline

Glutathione levels typically peak in early adulthood and decline gradually from there.

→ How it's taken

Glutathione injections vs. oral supplements

With oral glutathione supplementation, the molecule is largely broken down in the digestive tract before it reaches the bloodstream, which is why compounded glutathione is prescribed as an injection instead. Evidence for glutathione injections as a wellness treatment is limited, and results vary.

! Ask your provider

Can you use NAD+ and glutathione together?

Some patients do. Your healthcare provider can tell you whether combining them makes sense for you.

What these injections can and can't do

✓ Cellular health

They're meant to support cellular health.

NAD+ is involved in cellular energy production, and glutathione in the body’s antioxidant defense against oxidative stress.

✕ Not FDA-approved

They aren't FDA-approved.

Neither is approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

! Results vary

Results aren't guaranteed.

Research on NAD+ injections is still emerging, evidence for glutathione injections as a wellness treatment is limited, and individual results vary.

! Good to know

They're one part of a routine.

Some patients explore NAD+ as part of a broader healthy aging routine.

✓ Personalized

Your provider sets the plan.

Your dose and schedule depend on your health history and goals, and your provider can adjust them over time.

No single best option

The right treatment depends on you.

Choosing between NAD+ and glutathione

There’s no single best option, and the right treatment depends on you. Your healthcare provider will consider:

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Your goals, such as energy and focus or antioxidant support

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Your health history and allergies, including whether you have asthma

03

Every medication and supplement you take

Licensed providers in your state Same-day online review Free expedited shipping No insurance needed FSA and HSA eligible LegitScript certified
Licensed providers in your state Same-day online review Free expedited shipping No insurance needed FSA and HSA eligible LegitScript certified

How Online Treatment Works With Provn

Five steps, from your intake to ongoing care.

01

Complete the online intake.

Share your health history, current medications, allergies, and goals, then verify your identity. It takes a few minutes.

02

A licensed provider reviews it.

A provider licensed in your state reviews your intake in a same-day consultation and checks whether treatment is appropriate for you. If it isn’t, they’ll tell you why and may suggest alternatives.

03

Get your prescription, if it's right for you.

Your provider prescribes NAD+, glutathione, or both, with dosing and injection instructions. A state-licensed pharmacy fills it.

04

It ships free.

Your injections ship in plain, temperature-controlled packaging with free expedited delivery. Most patients receive their medication within 3 to 5 business days of being prescribed.

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Ongoing care.

You keep access to your provider for follow-up questions and dose adjustments, plus 24/7 support.

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Pricing and plans

NAD+ by plan lengthper month
$129Monthly
$1163-month
$1036-month
$9012-month

NAD+ Injection
12-month plan, $129 monthly

From $90/mo

Glutathione Injection
3-month plan, $99 monthly

From $66/mo
No insurance or membership fees
FSA and HSA eligible
Free expedited shipping

Cancel from your account dashboard or by contacting support, with no cancellation fees. Canceling doesn’t stop an order that has already been sent to the pharmacy. Availability depends on the state you live in.

Injecting at home

You don’t need to visit a clinic or sit for an IV drip. Your provider and care team walk you through self-injection at home, and each NAD+ shipment includes everything you need to begin your protocol. Keep your injections refrigerated and follow your provider’s storage instructions.

No clinic visitsRefrigerate on arrivalCare team support

See every step in detail, from intake to ongoing care.

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Is a NAD+ or Glutathione Injection Safe for You?

Both are prescription-only, and every Provn prescription starts with a healthcare provider reviewing your health history. Some people won’t qualify because of their health history, current medications, pregnancy, or other factors. Tell your provider about every medication, supplement, and medical condition before you start treatment.

Potential risks and side effects of NAD+

Injection site redness
Tenderness
Swelling
Flushing
Nausea
Lightheadedness

The most common are mild, temporary injection site reactions such as redness, tenderness, or swelling. Some people notice flushing, nausea, or lightheadedness, especially at higher doses. A feeling of chest or stomach tightness can happen if NAD+ is injected quickly.

Injecting slowly often helps. Message your care team if side effects continue, and contact your provider promptly if you experience anything unexpected.

Potential risks and side effects of glutathione

Injection site redness
Soreness
Bruising
Mild stomach upset
Body odor changes

Glutathione is generally well tolerated. The most common side effects are temporary redness, soreness, or bruising at the injection site. Some patients report mild stomach upset or temporary changes in body odor. Allergic reactions are uncommon.

Let your provider know if you have asthma, since glutathione may affect breathing in some people with asthma. Tell your provider immediately about any unusual symptoms.

Get medical care right away for signs of an allergic reaction:

Rash

Swelling

Difficulty breathing

For severe symptoms, seek emergency care.

What compounded means

✓ Prescription-only

A provider reviews you first

Both injections through Provn are prescription-only. Your provider will explain how they differ from FDA-approved options.

! Not FDA-approved

Compounded for an individual patient

Provn’s NAD+ and glutathione are compounded, which means a state-licensed compounding pharmacy prepares them for an individual patient. Compounded medications aren’t FDA-approved, and the FDA doesn’t review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality.

! Before you start

Tell your provider everything

Every medication, supplement, and medical condition, including asthma, allergies, and pregnancy.

How to Buy NAD+ or Glutathione Injections Online Safely

Both injections through Provn are prescription-only. Before you order injections online from any company, check that:

  • A licensed provider reviews your health history before anything is prescribed
  • A state-licensed pharmacy fills the prescription
  • You can see the full price before you commit
  • Your health information is protected under HIPAA

The FDA’s guide to buying medicine safely online covers the pharmacy side in more detail.

LegitScript certified

Provn is LegitScript certified, which you can verify on LegitScript’s site.

NAD+ and Glutathione: Frequently Asked Questions

Need More Answers?
Do you need a prescription for NAD+ injections?

Yes. NAD+ injection therapy through Provn is prescription-only. You complete an online consultation, and a licensed provider decides whether it’s appropriate for you. If approved, a state-licensed pharmacy fills your prescription and ships it to you.

Some patients use both. Ask your provider whether combining them makes sense for you and how to schedule each one.

Your provider sets a personalized dosing schedule based on your health history and goals, and can adjust the dose or frequency over time. Glutathione is typically a weekly injection, on a schedule your provider sets.

Your provider decides based on your health history. Tell them about any allergies, medications, medical conditions, or pregnancy, and let them know if you have asthma, since glutathione may affect breathing in some people with asthma.

Injections deliver NAD+ directly rather than relying on precursors taken by mouth, which can be broken down during digestion. How much this matters for outcomes is still being studied.

No. Provn’s injections aren’t an IV drip. Your provider and care team walk you through self-injection at home, and your injections ship to your door.

In plain, temperature-controlled packaging with free expedited delivery. Once they arrive, keep them refrigerated and follow your provider’s storage instructions.

No. Without insurance, NAD+ starts at $90/month on a 12-month plan and glutathione at $66/month on a 3-month plan, and both are FSA and HSA eligible.

Yes. Cancel from your account dashboard or by contacting support, with no cancellation fees. Canceling doesn’t stop an order that has already been sent to the pharmacy.

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