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NAD+

For a Longer,
Brighter You.

Cellular health and longevity solutions, personalized through telehealth.

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Clinician-guided. Personalized. Delivered to your door.

NAD+ prescription vial with a teal label
Prescription treatment · Evaluation required
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Care for what comes next

A Modern Approach
to Longevity

Aging is a complex biological process. Zoya brings modern longevity-focused care together with personalized telehealth, giving eligible patients access to clinician-guided options designed around their individual needs.

NAD+

Supporting the biology
of cellular health.

NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in essential cellular processes, including energy metabolism and cellular signaling. NAD+ levels and metabolism change with age, making NAD+ an area of ongoing scientific interest in longevity research.

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NAD+ Pricing

Your care. Your pace.

Choose your plan during the NAD+ intake.
Treatment is subject to provider approval and state availability.

NAD+ prescription vial
Personalized care, delivered.

Drug Crafters Pharmacy

Prescription required

Quarterly

$249/3 months

3000 mg total

Billed $249 every three months.

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Coming soon

Optio RX

Pricing to be announced

Amounts shown are total medication quantities for each plan, not a prescribed dose. Your provider determines whether treatment is appropriate and provides individual instructions.

Understanding NAD+

Why NAD+?

01

Cellular Energy

NAD+ participates in cellular energy metabolism.

02

Cellular Signaling

NAD+ is involved in important cellular signaling pathways.

03

Healthy Aging Research

NAD+ biology continues to be studied in the context of aging and longevity.

04

Personalized Care

Treatment options are evaluated through a clinician-led telehealth process.

Built around you

Longevity
Is Personal

There is no single definition of healthy aging. Your goals, medical history, lifestyle, and individual circumstances all matter. Zoya connects eligible patients with licensed providers who can determine whether a particular treatment option is appropriate.

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A little more clarity

Your questions,
answered.

NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and signaling.

NAD+ is an area of ongoing research in cellular health and aging. Its role in the body does not mean that NAD+ injections have been proven to reverse aging or extend life. A clinician can discuss the evidence, uncertainties and potential risks with you.

Start the NAD+ intake, share your goals and medical history, and select a plan. A licensed provider reviews your information and determines whether treatment is appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.

Eligibility depends on your medical history, current medications, individual circumstances and state availability. A licensed provider makes the final decision after reviewing your evaluation.

No. NAD+ treatment is not appropriate for everyone. Tell your provider about your health conditions, allergies, medications, supplements and any pregnancy or breastfeeding. Discuss potential risks and alternatives before starting treatment.

You complete a secure medical questionnaire through Zoya’s patient intake. The clinical team reviews your answers and may request additional information. Your provider determines whether a prescription is appropriate and gives you treatment instructions.

If prescribed and available in your state, your medication is dispensed by the pharmacy and shipped to your address. Follow your provider’s and pharmacy’s instructions for use, storage and handling. The quantities shown are plan totals, not dosing instructions.

Your next chapter

Invest in the Future
of Your Health.

Personalized longevity-focused care from licensed providers.

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NAD+ research is ongoing. Treatment has not been established to reverse aging or extend lifespan. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. A prescription and individual clinical evaluation are required.

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