NAD+ injections are a form of NAD+ coenzyme therapy, a Wellness and Healthy Aging option that is commonly used to support cellular energy and recovery, and they are available through licensed telehealth when a provider decides the fit is appropriate.
This guide explains what NAD+ injections are, what people commonly use them to support, and how provider-reviewed access actually works. It also covers how a business or creator can offer access to NAD+ injections without ever touching medication, inventory, or a prescription.
What NAD+ injections are
NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme that sits at the center of how cells produce and use energy. The injectable form delivers that coenzyme directly, and it falls under the Wellness and Healthy Aging category rather than a disease-treatment category.
A few plain facts help set expectations:
- NAD+ is a coenzyme, not a stimulant and not a hormone.
- The injectable form is one delivery method among several that clinics may discuss.
- Appropriateness, including whether NAD+ is a fit at all, is a licensed provider decision. Not everyone qualifies.
Because compounded or injectable NAD+ products may not be FDA-approved for every use, the honest framing is simple: it is a wellness category, and whether it belongs in a given person's plan is something a licensed provider evaluates on a case-by-case basis.
What NAD+ injections are commonly used to support
People most often ask about NAD+ injections in the context of cellular energy and recovery. That is the accurate, educational way to describe the category. It is tied to the coenzyme's role in normal cellular energy processes.
What that does not mean is a promise. NAD+ injections are not a guaranteed outcome, and no responsible program frames them that way. Any expected benefit, any schedule, and any decision about dosing belongs to the reviewing provider, who weighs a person's health history before deciding whether to prescribe at all.
If you want to see how this category sits alongside the broader affiliate opportunity, the companion piece the best affiliate program for NAD+ injections walks through the earning side in more detail.
How licensed telehealth access works
The clinical side is fully separate from the business or creator who shares access. Here is the sequence:
- A person scans a partner or affiliate QR code, or follows a personal link, and starts an online request.
- A licensed provider reviews the request. Not everyone qualifies, and the provider can decline or suggest alternatives.
- If appropriate and prescribed, a licensed pharmacy handles fulfillment, refills, and shipping.
The platform is LegitScript-certified. MedStands is not a medical practice and does not prescribe. The partner or affiliate never handles medication, never manages inventory, and never gives medical advice. Their only role is sharing a code or link.
Common questions
Is NAD+ the same as a vitamin?
No. NAD+ is a coenzyme derived from nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, not a standalone vitamin, though it is related to nutrient pathways. A provider can explain where it fits.
Does everyone who requests NAD+ get it?
No. Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies. The provider decides whether it is appropriate.
Who actually ships the medication?
Licensed pharmacies handle fulfillment, refills, and shipping. MedStands does not prescribe or dispense.
Can a business or creator prescribe or advise on NAD+?
No. Partners and affiliates never touch medication or prescriptions and give no medical advice. They simply share access.
Offer NAD+ injections through MedStands
Businesses and creators can offer access to NAD+ injections through the MedStands partner and affiliate program. It is free to join, with no setup fee and nothing to buy. You share a QR code or personal link, people who sign up through it are attributed to you with lifetime tracking, and you earn a fixed marketing fee for each active referred customer, paid to your bank every month for as long as they stay active.
Businesses can start on the partner program page, and you can see who this fits across industries.