The spray allows for direct absorption of NAD+ through the nasal mucosa, offering a more efficient route than oral supplements and potentially providing quicker benefits.

Yes, a prescription is typically required. It's essential to consult with a healthcare provider to determine if NAD+ Nasal Spray is right for you and to obtain the necessary prescription.

Individuals experiencing signs of aging, cognitive decline, fatigue, or those simply seeking to enhance cellular energy and overall vitality may benefit from NAD+ Nasal Spray.

The majority of treatments at HydraMed RX are elective. Therefore, unless there are specific prohibiting factors, most clients can anticipate approval for their selected medications.

Telehealth represents the evolving landscape of efficient, remote healthcare solutions. With HydraMed, the goal is to deliver care on par with an in-person doctor's visit but without the related inconveniences and often at a reduced cost.

Yes, with the advent of telehealth advancements, our certified physicians can offer top-tier patient care remotely. Every specialist you engage with has the necessary licenses to prescribe medication in your locality.

While NAD+ is generally well-tolerated, some users might experience mild side effects like nasal irritation or a runny nose. Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new treatment.

Absolutely. Every physician at HydraMed holds the necessary state medical licenses, controlled substance permits, and specific state DEA licenses needed to attend to patients in the US. With our telehealth services, there's no sacrificing quality for convenience.