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Lttl, priced

Every rung is published, in months and in weeks. The discount beside each one is measured against a price the page never charges.

By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated September 2026

NAD+ injection

$149 per 4 wksAll-in $161 a month, fees counted.

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Itemized bill

Lttl

NAD+ injection

Medication, seller's price$149 per 4 wks
Medication per calendar month, our arithmetic$161/mo
Membershipnone
Assessment and clinician reviewincluded
Lab worknone stated
Shippingincluded
All-in, first month$161
All-in, each month after$161

Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for lab work, so none is counted.

The bill, in one line

Few sellers publish this much of the ladder, and the week count under each rung is the reason the arithmetic can be checked at all. Check it. The savings badges come off an unlabeled figure, and the rung sold without a commitment buys 28 days.

A cash-pay telehealth selling compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide beside a longevity shelf. Of that shelf this site prices four: NAD+ as an injection, a nasal spray or an oral liposomal liquid, plus sermorelin and glutathione. A third line sells both GLP-1 molecules at a lower dose.

Two ladders run the longevity shelf. NAD+ in all three routes and sermorelin ask $99 for a first month and $149 after it, or $139, $129 and $99 a month against three, six and twelve-month terms. Glutathione asks $89 then $119, or $99, $89 and $79. Tirzepatide runs $149 without a term, then $146, $143 and $139. Each rung prints its own week count, and the one with no term attached prints four weeks. That is where the year gains a charge: thirteen refills at $149 rather than twelve, putting NAD+ and sermorelin at $161 a calendar month and glutathione at $129. The rate never moves with the dose, which the site states plainly and the ladders bear out. What does move is the headline: the "plans start at" figure on each product card is the twelve-month rung, so it differs from the no-term rate by $50 on NAD+ and sermorelin and by $40 on glutathione.

Every price, in the seller’s own unit

A per-vial price stays per vial. A calendar-month figure appears only where the seller’s unit carries one, and a cost per milligram only where the seller states how much the unit holds. Where the seller bills by the four-week fill or the package, or leaves a required fee outside its price, the calendar-month figure is our arithmetic and is marked as ours.

Glutathione, injection$119 per 4 wks$129/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
NAD+, injection$149 per 4 wks$161/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
NAD+, nasal spray$149 per 4 wks$161/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
NAD+, oral$149 per 4 wks$161/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
Semaglutide, injection$99 per 4 wks$107/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
Semaglutide, injection$149 per 4 wks$161/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
Semaglutide, oral$179 per 4 wks$194/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
Sermorelin, injection$149 per 4 wks$161/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026
Tirzepatide, injection$149 per 4 wks$161/moour calendar-month conversion—September 2026

Lowest monthly, by form: Injection From $107/mo (Semaglutide, our calendar-month figure) · Oral From $161/mo (NAD+, our calendar-month figure) · Nasal spray From $161/mo (NAD+, our calendar-month figure)

Fees outside the headline

  • Membershipnone

    No membership or platform charge appears against any rung on either ladder, and the plans page heads itself "No hidden fees, no surprises". The rung price is the whole figure.

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  • Assessment and clinician reviewincluded

    A free two-minute assessment is reviewed by a licensed clinician before anything ships, and neither step is priced separately. Unlimited support afterwards is listed among the plan inclusions.

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  • Lab worknone stated

    No bloodwork appears in the three steps the site describes, and no lab charge is named on any page that sets out the process.

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  • Shippingincluded

    "Free Expedited Shipping — your medication ships directly to your door at no extra charge, every month." No rung is excluded and no minimum is attached.

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See Lttl’s current price

NAD+ injection at $149 per 4 wks. Prices move; check the seller’s own page before you pay.

The fine print

Prepay
The lower rates are prepaid, and the site is unusually clear about the size of the charge that buys them. Twelve months of tirzepatide is billed $1,668 in one charge; twelve months of NAD+ is $1,188. Nothing obliges a buyer to take one. What the badges claim is the problem. A twelve-month tirzepatide term is labeled a saving of $2,400, being the gap to a struck-through $339 across twelve months. Bought a refill at a time the same 52 weeks costs thirteen charges of $149, or $1,937, so the term saves $269.
Cancellation
"No contracts" and "cancel anytime" appear on the plans page, the homepage and the checkout line beneath every ladder. No mechanism sits behind the promise: it publishes no cancellation steps at all. Nothing published names a notice period, an account path or a position on the unused remainder of a term already billed in one charge. On a $1,668 rung that silence is the expensive kind.
Shipping
Free, and stated as such in the plan inclusions rather than implied. The homepage calls it free expedited shipping to the door at no extra charge, with no rung excluded and no order minimum attached.

Worth it, and what to watch

Worth it

  • Every rung published, with its week count
  • One rate at every dose, stated and kept
  • Free shipping named in the inclusions
  • No membership on either ladder
  • LegitScript certified

Watch for

  • Savings measured off a price nothing charges
  • The no-term rung buys 28 days, not a month
  • No way to stop a plan is published
  • No milligram strength anywhere
  • No pharmacy named
Buy here if
Someone pricing the refill that carries no term, and counting how many of them land in a year.
Look elsewhere if
Someone choosing a twelve-month term on the strength of its badge, since the badge is not measured against the rung they would otherwise buy.

Price it elsewhere

Other sellers that publish a nad+ injection price. Sellers we have reviewed come first, then sellers we have only priced; each group runs lowest price first.

FAQ

4 questions

What does Lttl NAD+ actually cost a month?

$99 for a first month, then $149 for each four-week refill after it. Thirteen refills fall in a calendar year, so the standing rate is $161 a month. Sermorelin is priced identically; glutathione is $89 then $119, or $129 a calendar month.

Are the advertised savings accurate?

The arithmetic is right and the baseline is not. Each badge subtracts the rung from an unlabeled struck-through figure. Against the rung Lttl sells with no term, a twelve-month tirzepatide plan saves $269 across a year rather than the $2,400 shown.

Is there a membership or a consultation charge?

Neither. The assessment is free, the clinician review is not billed separately, and no membership appears against any rung. Shipping is free as well, so the rung price is what settles.

How do you cancel a Lttl plan?

The site promises you can, repeatedly, and never says how. No notice period, account path or refund position on an unused prepaid term is published anywhere.

Price it at Lttl

Every figure above was read from Lttl’s own pages. The current one is a click away.

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Where every figure comes from

  1. Plans: every rung, with its week count and struck-through figure
  2. Homepage: plan inclusions, shipping, and the three-step process
  3. About: the advisory board and the LegitScript certification
  4. Peptides: the six-molecule waitlist, none of them yet compoundable