Standard package
30 capsules; 250 mg NAD+ per capsule as labeled
Larger packages
£120 / 60 days; £168.75 / 90 days as advertised
Category
Oral supplement; distinct from prescription and injectable offers

The capsule offer is its own product

NAD+ AT HOME lists a jar of thirty liposomal NAD+ capsules at £75 for a single purchase. The page identifies 250 mg of NAD+ per capsule and describes a vegetarian formulation. Those are label and package statements, not instructions for a reader to follow a particular regimen or evidence of the amount that becomes available to specific tissues.

This is an oral supplement offer, distinct from the brand's injectable vial and pen kits. We use a capsule category so it cannot disappear into an injection comparison simply because the ingredient name is shared. Route and formulation matter, and findings about an intravenous preparation cannot automatically validate the claims made for these capsules.

Three package totals and a recurring choice

The rendered storefront showed £75 for a thirty-day package, £120 for sixty days and £168.75 for ninety days, using the seller's supply descriptions. At the first option, the purchase contains one thirty-capsule jar. Larger packages and refill pouches should be checked for their exact contents before calculating value from the advertised supply period.

The inspected monthly subscription selector displayed £60, compared with £75 one-time. That is a recurring purchase condition rather than an unrestricted retail price. Record the renewal interval and the total paid now, and compare the selected offer with the general billing policy where discounts or frequencies differ. A longer package is not automatically a better choice for an uncertain trial purchase.

Liposomal language needs finished-product evidence

The seller describes phospholipid-based encapsulation and makes strong claims about absorption. An explanation of a delivery technology does not by itself quantify absorption from the finished capsule or demonstrate a predictable improvement in energy and cognition. We did not independently verify the advertised comparative bioavailability or clinical outcomes for this specific product.

The ingredient description includes NAD+, sunflower-derived phospholipid material and acacia gum. Review the current complete label for any additional formulation information and ingredients relevant to a known sensitivity. The number of milligrams printed on an oral capsule is not an equivalent to the same number delivered through another route, and it should not be used to construct a replacement injection schedule.

Currency, shipping and the final decision

These offers are priced in British pounds. The delivery policy mainly describes the UK, with occasional shipments to other locations, so readers elsewhere need to confirm availability and the complete landed purchase conditions. We do not convert the price to dollars or assume that a UK supplement listing establishes the same status in every jurisdiction.

The practical comparison is between documented oral products with known ingredients, package sizes and billing terms. Consider what evidence supports the intended purpose and discuss individual suitability with an appropriate healthcare professional. This review establishes the advertised capsule quantities and prices while preserving uncertainty around absorption, outcomes and access, rather than treating the absence of needles as proof of effectiveness or universal suitability.

Sources & further reading

Official pages and evidence consulted for this article. Checked October 11, 2026. Provider pages establish advertised terms; they do not independently establish effectiveness.

  1. NAD+ AT HOME: liposomal capsules Provider
  2. NAD+ AT HOME: pricing and billing policy Provider
  3. NAD+ AT HOME: delivery policy Provider