MyRocky NAD+ Review (2026): At-Home Injections at $299/Month
MyRocky brings NAD+ therapy out of the infusion clinic and into your home at a flat $299 per month. Here is what is included, and what the evidence actually supports.
Reviewed · ExploreTreatments Canada editorial team
About MyRocky
MyRocky is a Canadian telehealth provider that pairs an online clinic with an in-house licensed pharmacy. It is LegitScript certified, has enrolled over 350,000 Canadians, and names its clinical leadership publicly — Dr. George Mankaryous, MD CCFP, and pharmacist-in-charge Mina Rizk, RPh MPharm. Naming the responsible clinicians is not universal in this market, and it matters.
The NAD+ program applies that same at-home model to longevity care: physician-prescribed NAD+ injections at a flat $299 per month, with clinician oversight, tailored dosing, unlimited messaging support and free discreet delivery all included in the price.
The comparison that matters is against in-clinic infusions, which typically run $600 or more per session and require you to sit in a clinic for one to several hours. On cost and on logistics, the at-home route wins comfortably for most people. The trade-off is that it requires comfort with self-injection.
Injectable NAD+ is prescription-only in Canada. It must be prescribed by a clinician licensed in your province and dispensed by a licensed pharmacy — MyRocky uses a certified, LegitScript-approved pharmacy. Any platform shipping injectable NAD+ to a Canadian address without a clinical assessment is operating outside Canadian regulation.
At a Glance
| Price | $299/month, everything included |
|---|---|
| Format | At-home subcutaneous injection |
| In-clinic comparison | $600+ per infusion session |
| Included | Clinician oversight, tailored dosing, unlimited messaging, delivery |
| Prescription | Required — Canadian licensed clinician |
| Pharmacy | Certified, LegitScript approved |
| Availability | Canadian residents only |
| Platform trust | 350,000+ Canadians, 4.4 from 1,500+ reviews |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- ✓Transparent flat $299/month with no hidden consult or membership fees
- ✓Far cheaper than in-clinic NAD+ infusions, which often run $600+ per session
- ✓Fully at-home — no clinic visits, free discreet delivery to your door
- ✓Licensed Canadian clinician oversight with tailored dosing
- ✓Unlimited messaging support from longevity experts between doses
- ✓Certified pharmacy and LegitScript approved
Cons
- ✗Human clinical evidence for NAD+ supplementation is still early — this is not an established treatment
- ✗Requires comfort with self-administered subcutaneous injection
- ✗A single plan rather than multiple dosing tiers
- ✗Clinician approval is required before your first shipment, so access is not guaranteed
- ✗Available to Canadian residents only
How It Works
- 1.Complete the health assessment
A Canadian licensed clinician reviews your history to determine whether NAD+ therapy is appropriate for you.
- 2.Clinician approval
Required before your first shipment. A legitimate provider will decline if treatment is not suitable.
- 3.Dosing tailored to you
Included in the flat monthly price rather than billed as a separate service.
- 4.Free discreet delivery
Shipped anywhere in Canada from a certified, LegitScript-approved pharmacy.
- 5.Ongoing messaging support
Unlimited messaging with longevity experts between doses, included at no extra charge.
Pricing
| Monthly program | $299, all-inclusive |
|---|---|
| Clinician oversight | Included |
| Tailored dosing | Included |
| Unlimited messaging | Included |
| Delivery | Free and discreet |
| In-clinic infusion (for comparison) | $600+ per session |
Who It's For
A good fit if…
- • You want clinician-supervised NAD+ therapy without in-clinic infusion costs
- • You are comfortable with self-injection at home
- • You want transparent all-in pricing with no add-on consult fees
- • You value ongoing clinician access rather than a one-off protocol
Look elsewhere if…
- • You have a specific treatable cause of fatigue — anaemia, thyroid disease, sleep apnoea or depression — that should be diagnosed first
- • You want an established treatment with strong human outcome data
- • You are not comfortable injecting yourself
- • You are outside Canada
How It Compares
Rankings on this site weigh all-in cost in CAD, provincial coverage, clinical model and pharmacy model. Compare MyRocky against the alternatives before you commit:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NAD+ therapy?+
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Do I need a prescription for NAD+ injections in Canada?+
Should I get bloodwork first?+
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Editorial Verdict
MyRocky is the most credible route to NAD+ therapy in Canada. The pricing is transparent and genuinely all-inclusive, the clinician oversight is real, and the pharmacy is certified — which puts it in a different category from the unregulated corner of this market.
We are going to be straight about the evidence, because most coverage of NAD+ is not. The age-related decline in NAD+ is well established and the preclinical work is interesting. Human clinical evidence that supplementation delivers meaningful functional or longevity benefit is still early. This is reasonable to explore under supervision; it is not a proven intervention, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling.
Judged against the realistic alternative — a $600-plus infusion clinic — the value case is strong. Judged against doing nothing, it is a considered bet on early science. Go in with that framing, and rule out treatable causes of fatigue first.
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References and further reading
- NIH / PubMed, NAD+ metabolism in health and disease (National Institutes of Health). What is and is not established about NAD+ supplementation.
- Health Canada, Drug Product Database (Health Canada). Whether a specific drug product is authorized for sale in Canada.
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