NAD+ nasal spray
Lennox / RxNasal spray / 500 mg / 5 ml

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NAD+ nasal spray.Everyday cellular support - without injections.

NAD+ nasal spray provides a convenient, needle-free way to incorporate NAD+ into your wellness routine.

It is designed to support cellular energy, focus, mental performance, and healthy aging through an easy-to-use nasal format.

Availability

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  • Provider reviewed
  • Prescription required
  • Individualized care

Provider evaluation required · Prescription not guaranteed · Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved · Individual results vary

What is NAD+ nasal spray?

A convenient, needle-free NAD+ routine.

NAD+ nasal spray provides a convenient, needle-free way to incorporate NAD+ into your wellness routine.

It is designed to support cellular energy, focus, mental performance, and healthy aging through an easy-to-use nasal format.

01 / Format

Needle-free spray

The prescribed amount is delivered through a nasal pump rather than an injection.

02 / Biology

Cellular coenzyme

NAD+ participates in metabolic reactions and cycles between oxidized and reduced forms.

03 / Evidence

Route-specific and limited

Ask what evidence applies to this exact formulation, route, and treatment goal.

Potential benefits

Designed to support what matters to you.

  • 01

    Supports daily energy and alertness

  • 02

    Promotes focus and mental clarity

  • 03

    Offers convenient, needle-free use

  • 04

    Fits easily into a consistent routine

  • 05

    Supports long-term cellular wellness

How it may work

A simple alternative to self-injections.

The nasal spray delivers a prescribed NAD+ formulation to the nasal tissue. This route offers a simple alternative for people who want NAD+ support without self-injections.

01Delivery

Placed in the nose

The pump delivers the prescribed spray onto nasal tissue.

02Absorption

May cross nasal tissue

Absorption may vary with the formulation, technique, congestion, and nasal health.

03Routine

Follow the exact label

The number of sprays, timing, priming, and storage are prescription-specific.

Curious about the science?

Explore emerging intranasal NAD+ research.

Explore research related to this treatment and the biological processes it is designed to support.

Lennox online care

Three clear steps.
One care team.

AvailabilityProvider review availableExact treatment, formulation, availability, and pricing require confirmation.
Take the health quiz
  1. 01

    Complete your health assessment

    Share your health history, medicines, allergies, nasal health, and goals in a private online form.

  2. 02

    Get a licensed provider review

    A provider decides whether NAD+ nasal spray may be appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.

  3. 03

    Receive ongoing care

    If prescribed, use the pump exactly as labeled and contact your care team about questions or reactions.

Safety first

Know what to ask.

Tell your provider about nasal irritation, bleeding, congestion, allergies, pregnancy, and every medicine or supplement you use. Follow only the pharmacy label and prescribed technique.

  • Do not share a prescription spray
  • Use only the prescribed number of sprays
  • Ask how to prime, clean, and store the pump
  • Report persistent burning, bleeding, swelling, or breathing trouble
Provider evaluation required · Prescription not guaranteed · Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved · Individual results vary

Common questions

NAD+ is a coenzyme found in cells. It participates in metabolic reactions, including reactions that transfer electrons. Its normal biology does not guarantee that a nasal product will produce a specific wellness result.

No. The route, formulation, dosing, and absorption are different. Evidence or results from one route cannot be assumed to apply to another.

No specific result can be promised. Human evidence for compounded intranasal NAD+ for general wellness goals is limited, so ask your provider what is known and uncertain for your goal.

The number of sprays and schedule depend on the exact prescription. Follow the pharmacy label and your provider’s instructions.

No. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.

Your next step

See if NAD+ nasal spray care may fit you.

A licensed provider reviews your health before treatment is offered. A prescription is never guaranteed.

Take the health quiz