Getting Started with NAD+ Therapy

Before You Begin

Before starting compounded NAD+ therapy, your licensed provider will conduct a thorough evaluation that includes:

• Review of your medical history, current medications, and any existing health conditions
• Assessment of your wellness goals and whether NAD+ therapy is clinically appropriate for your situation
• Determination of your recommended dosing protocol

IMPORTANT: Sprout Health’s NAD+ protocol uses compounded NAD+ prepared by state-licensed pharmacies.

Compounded NAD+ is not FDA-approved. There is currently no FDA-approved injectable NAD+ product indicated for general wellness, energy metabolism, or cognitive support.

The FDA does not verify the safety, effectiveness, or quality of compounded drugs before they are marketed. NAD+ therapy should only be used under the supervision of a licensed healthcare provider who has determined it is clinically appropriate for your individual situation.

Your First Shipment

When your NAD+ medication arrives:

• Inspect the package for damage or signs the medication got too warm
• Verify the label – confirm the medication name, concentration, your name, and expiration date
• Refrigerate immediately at 36-46°F (2-8°C) unless the label states otherwise
• Review all included materials – administration instructions, dosing information, and disposal guidelines

Dosing Safety

Before your first dose:

1. Verify the concentration of your NAD+ preparation (mg/mL) with your prescription
2. Confirm your prescribed dose in milligrams (mg) with your provider
3. Understand the correct volume to draw if using an injectable preparation
4. Do not confuse “units” marked on insulin-style syringes with milligrams (mg)

If you are uncertain about any aspect of measuring or administering your dose, contact your clinician or the compounding pharmacy before your first administration.

What to Expect

• Your provider will determine the appropriate dosing protocol based on your clinical evaluation
• Some patients experience mild flushing, warmth, or nausea during or shortly after administration, particularly with initial doses. These effects are typically temporary
• Follow all guidance provided by your care team regarding administration technique, frequency, and lifestyle recommendations
• Do not adjust your dose or frequency without consulting your provider

Questions?

• Clinical questions (dosing, side effects, treatment): Contact your clinician through the medical portal
• Non-clinical questions (shipping, billing, portal): Contact support at [e-mail] or [phone]