Refills
NAD+, Licensed Clinicians
Overview
Refills is a technology platform rather than a medical provider, connecting patients to independent licensed clinicians for NAD+ and other longevity treatments across all 50 states.
Refills connects patients with independent, licensed clinicians through partner networks including Beluga Health, Bask Health, and Wasef Health. NAD+ sits in its longevity and daily health category alongside weight loss, sexual health, and hair treatments.
Pros
- Independent licensed clinician networks including Beluga Health, Bask Health, and Wasef Health
- Serves all 50 states with no insurance required
- Flat-rate pricing on its GLP-1 line keeps cost neutral as the dose is titrated
- NAD+ sits alongside weight loss, sexual health, and hair treatments on one platform
Cons
- Refills is a technology platform, not itself a medical provider
- All prescribing decisions rest solely with the assigned clinician
- Compounded medications are not FDA-approved
Features
- Connects you with independent, licensed clinician networks
- No insurance required, all 50 states served
- Flat-rate pricing philosophy applied across the platform
How Refills works
Complete an intake on the platform, which routes to an independent licensed clinician in one of Refills' partner networks. All prescribing decisions are made solely at the discretion of the assigned clinician.
Who Refills is for
People who want NAD+ from a platform that also handles their other prescriptions, with clinician networks covering all 50 states and no insurance requirement.
Refills pricing
Refills' GLP-1 line uses flat-rate pricing designed to keep cost neutral as the dose is titrated. Check the Refills site directly for current NAD+ terms.
Our verdict
A convenient single front door if you already fill other prescriptions here; the flat-pricing philosophy is the platform's clearest differentiator.
Refills FAQ
Is Refills a medical provider?
No. Refills is a technology platform that connects patients with independent, licensed clinicians through partner networks including Beluga Health, Bask Health, and Wasef Health. All prescribing decisions are made solely at the discretion of the assigned clinician.
Where is Refills available?
Refills serves all 50 states and does not require insurance.
Refills compared with other providers
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