Enhance MD review

Enhance MD is mainly a GLP-1 program, and NAD+ is its one longevity product. It comes two ways: subcutaneous vials and needle-free sublingual wafers. Prices are printed on the NAD+ page with every plan length. The 1-month plan bills every 4 weeks, and longer plans bill every 12, 24 or 48 weeks at a lower per-month rate. Calendar-month comparisons use the charge multiplied by 365, divided by 28 and then 12; actual payment counts depend on when billing starts. The table converts the vial price to $216.18/mo and the wafer price to $107.54/mo by calendar month. The site's own comparison chart quotes the 12-month rate, which is lower than what a month-to-month buyer pays. Read the NAD+ injection evidence and the NAD+ status page before you choose a form.

The care model is more hands-on than most. The how-it-works page sets out four steps: a free medical intake, lab tests, a live video visit with a licensed provider, then delivery. Its footer names Enhance Wellness PC and iThriveMD PC; the terms additionally name EnhanceMD CA PC and say providers are employed or contracted by these separate medical groups. Enhance MD describes its role as administrative support, not medical practice. Ask which group and clinician will treat you. If you're found ineligible during onboarding, the FAQ promises a full refund of your first payment.

The pharmacy check is a Flag. The FAQ lists Tru Meds Rx, Strive Pharmacy and Pharmacy Hub, while the terms name Rite-Away, Vios and TruMedsRx plus other licensed pharmacies. Those are different lists, not confirmation of the pharmacy assigned to an NAD+ order. The dated board records below concern specific locations: the checked Pharmacy Hub Texas nonresident license is active, and the checked Strive Texas location is on probation. That does not establish the standing of every branch or every pharmacy named in the terms. Ask for the exact dispensing name, address and license before your first shipment. You can also have the prescription sent to a pharmacy you choose, though the FAQ says you'd then pay that pharmacy directly for the medication.

The FAQ describes 28-day renewals, but the NAD+ page also offers longer 12-, 24- and 48-week billing cycles. The terms say cancel before the next billing cycle and put full payment details at checkout. Ask for your actual charge, commitment and cancellation cutoff in writing; do not assume that canceling a prepaid plan refunds the unused portion. The returns page rejects prescription returns and separately directs quality complaints to a provider call. The FAQ lists 40 states plus D.C., despite a broader all-50-states licensing statement. Confirm your state and specific product before paying. Its energy, absorption and rejuvenation promises are marketing claims, not evidence that NAD+ injections or wafers provide those benefits. The two routes are not established clinical equivalents.