Cellular Injection

Cellular Injection delivers NAD+ and Glutathione directly into your bloodstream through small daily subcutaneous shots. The same delivery method used in clinical longevity centers, adapted for home use.

NAD+ provides cellular fuel — the molecule your mitochondria need to produce ATP. Direct bloodstream delivery achieves around 95% bioavailability, compared to 30-40% with oral forms.

Glutathione is your body's master antioxidant. As NAD+ ramps cellular activity, glutathione neutralizes the free radicals produced. Daily delivery keeps the system stable.

• Faster onset than oral forms (results typically in 2-3 weeks)
• Higher bioavailability for measurable cellular impact
• Steady daily energy at the cellular level
• Improved recovery from training and stress
• Better cognitive function and mental endurance
• Support for cellular cleanup as you age

Week 1-2: Most clients notice subtle energy shifts and cleaner mornings.
Week 3-4: Steadier energy through the day, less afternoon crash, sharper mental focus.
Week 6-8: Compound effects on sleep, recovery, and skin clarity.
Month 3+: Cellular markers measurable on bloodwork.

• Compounded NAD+ multi-dose vial (monthly supply, daily injection)
• Compounded Glutathione multi-dose vial (monthly supply, daily injection)
• Sterile insulin syringes (30G, ultra-thin)
• Alcohol swabs
• Sharps container for safe disposal
• Injection technique tutorial video
• Direct messaging with your prescribing physician

NAD+ Injection
• Volume: multi-dose vial, monthly supply
• Form: Sterile injectable solution
• Route: Subcutaneous (abdomen, thigh, upper arm)
• Concentration: personalized by your physician
• Storage: Refrigerate, 2-8°C
• Shelf life: 30 days from compounding date

Glutathione Injection
• Volume: multi-dose vial, monthly supply
• Form: Sterile injectable solution
• Route: Subcutaneous
• Storage: Refrigerate, 2-8°C
• Shelf life: 30 days from compounding date

Compounded at: 503A-licensed US pharmacy partner
Sterility testing: Each batch USP <797> compliant

• Inject once daily, ideally in the morning
• Subcutaneous: abdomen (avoid 2-inch radius around navel), thigh, or upper arm
• Rotate injection sites daily
• Inject NAD+ and Glutathione at the same time, in different sites
• Avoid injecting NAD+ late in the day — it's energizing and can affect sleep
• Detailed video instructions provided after your consult

Standard protocol: 3-6 months minimum.

Most clients continue Cellular Injection as an ongoing daily protocol. Some take a 1-week break every 3 months — this is optional and based on individual response.

Your physician monitors progress and adjusts based on labs (when available) and how you feel.

Most common (first 1-2 weeks):
• Mild flushing or warmth during/after NAD+ injection
• Slight nausea (rare, usually subsides)
• Minor injection site redness or sensitivity

Less common:
• Headache (usually resolves with hydration)
• Sleep disturbance if injected too late in the day
• Mild bruising at injection site

Rare:
• Severe injection site reaction (uncommon with proper technique)
• Allergic response to any compound ingredient

Both forms use the same active molecules — just delivered differently.

Injections enter the bloodstream directly, so around 95% of the compound reaches your cells. Oral forms pass through the digestive system or mucous membranes, with 30-40% reaching the bloodstream. To compensate, oral protocols use higher concentrations of the active ingredient.

In practice: injections act faster (results in 2-3 weeks). Oral protocols act gentler and more gradually (results in 4-6 weeks). Neither is "better" — they're different paths to similar outcomes.

The price difference reflects what each form requires to produce. Sterile injectables need clinical-grade processes (sterility testing, cold-chain shipping). Oral forms can be produced and shipped more simply.

Do not use Cellular Injection if you are:
• Pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy
• Diagnosed with an active malignancy
• Allergic to any compound ingredient
• Unable to safely self-administer subcutaneous injections (consider Cellular Oral instead)

Use with caution if you have:
• Bleeding disorders or on blood thinners
• Severe liver disease
• History of injection-related fainting

Your prescribing physician reviews your full medical history before clearing you.

Your protocol ships from a licensed US compounding pharmacy in discreet, unmarked packaging. Most orders arrive within 5-7 business days after your doctor approves your prescription.

Sterile injections ship refrigerated overnight when needed — at no extra cost. You'll get a tracking link by email the moment your box leaves the pharmacy.

Shipping is included in every monthly plan. We deliver to all 50 US states.

Stop using and contact your physician immediately if you experience:
• Severe allergic reaction
• Persistent or severe injection site reactions
• Cardiac symptoms (palpitations, chest discomfort)
• Severe headache or vision changes
• Any unexpected symptoms that concern you

Cellular Injection requires proper sterile technique. Follow the injection tutorial. Discard used syringes in the provided sharps container. Never reuse syringes.

Always inform other healthcare providers about any compounds you are taking.