Peptides & longevity · FAQ
Can I stop NAD+ injection without tapering my dose?
Short answer
Ask your prescribing physician before changing or stopping your NAD+ injection schedule. There is no well-established standard taper for compounded NAD+ injections, and research on stopping is limited. Do not create your own taper. If you have a serious reaction, seek urgent care and do not take another dose pending medical advice.
Talk with your prescribing physician if you want to stop NAD+ injection. There is no well-established standard taper for compounded NAD+ injections. Your physician can review why you want to stop and tell you whether any follow-up is needed. Do not reduce, space out, or restart doses using a plan you found online.
If you are stopping because of side effects, describe the symptoms and when they started. Seek emergency care for trouble breathing, throat swelling, or fainting. Do not take another dose after a serious reaction until a clinician has assessed you and provided instructions.
Research on what happens after stopping injected NAD+ is limited. There is no reliable promise about how long any perceived benefit will last. Results vary. New or returning symptoms should be evaluated rather than automatically blamed on stopping treatment.
Ask the pharmacy how to dispose of unused medication and used injection supplies. If you later want to restart, contact your physician first. Do not assume an old dose, schedule, or leftover vial is still appropriate.
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Written by the Verra clinical team · Medical review pending
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