The prices we never ruled on
Four numbers run through almost every page here: 345 distinct NAD+ figures read, 112 of them stating a dose, 73 ruled on one at a time, 18 divided into a cost per milligram.[1][2]
Read downwards, the second step does not follow from the first. 112 figures state a dose and 73 were ruled on, so 39 never reached a ruling at all. Here is where each of them stopped.
Where the funnel loses 39 figures
The board’s candidate pool is built from three conditions, and only one of them is about the dose. A figure is ruled on if it states a dose, if a reader can actually see it on the seller’s page, and if the seller’s page says what sort of number it is. The 39 below state a dose and fail one of the other two.
112 figures that state a dose
- Ruled on
- 73 figures reached a hand ruling — 18 admitted, 55 refused under a named clause
- Not shown to a reader
- 20 stopped before any ruling — the figure is in the page’s markup and never appears on screen, so no reader meets it and this site will not quote it as a price
- No kind could be decided
- 19 stopped before any ruling — the seller’s page does not say what sort of number it is — a standing rate, a “from”, a first month, a prepay total or a one-off — and without that the figure cannot be compared with anything
Computed by nadcost from the 345 distinct figures read in September 2026. The three bands add up to 112 exactly — the arithmetic of this page is the page. The 18 rows on the board and the 55 refusals on the ledger together make up the 73 that were ruled on.
The two gates, and the one figure that fails both
A figure can fail both gates at once, and one of these does: it is in the markup only and its kind could not be decided either. So the gates are applied in a fixed order and the first one that applies is the one recorded. Publication comes first, because a figure no reader can see raises no question about what kind of number it is.
- 1. Not shown to a reader
- the figure is in the page’s markup and never appears on screen, so no reader meets it and this site will not quote it as a price. 20 figures, 6 sellers.
- 2. No kind could be decided
- the seller’s page does not say what sort of number it is — a standing rate, a “from”, a first month, a prepay total or a one-off — and without that the figure cannot be compared with anything. 19 figures, 11 sellers.
1 of the 39 fail both, and it is counted under the first gate only. Counting it twice would make 20 and 19 add to more than 39, which is the kind of arithmetic a reader checks by hand, and it should add up the first time.
The 20 nobody can see
20 of the 39 are figures a reader never meets. The number is in the page’s markup — in a template, a data attribute, a block that never renders — and it does not appear on screen. Presence is not publication, so this site records the figure and refuses to quote it as a price or divide it.
They are not evenly spread. 6 sellers carry all 20, and TeleZen MD alone accounts for 12 of them. A reader told only the total would assume a pattern across the market; it is closer to one seller’s price list.
| Seller | In the markup | What sort of number | The dose line beside it | Reaches a total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Get Thin MD | $199per month | standing rate | “0.2 ml 3-5 times per week, increasing by 0.2 ml per week to a max dose of 1 ml 3-5 times a week” | No |
| Get Thin MD | $129per month | standing rate | “0.2 ml 3-5 times per week, increasing by 0.2 ml per week to a max dose of 1 ml 3-5 times a week” | No |
| HealthOn | $350per month | standing rate | “100mg - 200mg per injection” | No |
| HealthOn | $325per month | standing rate | “50mg per spray, up to 100mg per session” | No |
| HealthSource | $370.00no cycle stated | not resolvablefails the second gate as well | “2000mg” | No |
| Kin Meds | $34930-day supply of the medication, shipped every 30 days. | standing rate | “200 mg troche, 30 count” | Yes |
| Nuform Health | $2004 Month Injectable Kit | prepay total | “200mg weekly” | No |
| Nuform Health | $50/ month | standing rate | “200mg weekly” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $148Monthly Plan | first month only | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $198$198/month after | standing rate | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $498Quarterly Plan | prepay total | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $166$166/month | standing rate | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $898Semi-Annual Plan | prepay total | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $149$149/month | standing rate | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $1598Annual Plan | prepay total | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $133$133/month | standing rate | “1000 MG/ML” | No |
| TeleZen MD | $98Monthly Plan | first month only | “300 MG/15 ML” | Yes |
| TeleZen MD | $148$148/month after | standing rate | “300 MG/15 ML” | Yes |
| TeleZen MD | $148Monthly Plan | first month only | “300 MG/30 ML” | Yes |
| TeleZen MD | $198$198/month after | standing rate | “300 MG/30 ML” | Yes |
Read from the sellers’ own pages in September 2026. The dose column is the seller’s own dose line, word for word. “Reaches a total” is our ruling on that line, and it says whether a milligram total can be got out of the words alone, not whether the price could be divided. Every amount in this table is a figure no reader sees, and it is printed here as a record of what was in the markup rather than as a price.
The 5 where only the publication rule is in the way
On 5 of these, from 2 sellers, everything the arithmetic needs is present. The dose line is a shape a milligram total comes out of. The kind is decided, so the figure is a definite sort of number. Nothing about the sum is in doubt. They are excluded because the price is not on the page a reader opens.
That is a rule this site chose and it costs something, so it is worth stating what it costs: 5 figures out of 345. The alternative is to publish a per-milligram figure derived from a number the seller does not show anyone, attributed to that seller, which nobody could check by opening the page — and a figure nobody can check is the thing this site exists to be an alternative to.
| Seller | In the markup | What sort of number | The dose line beside it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kin Meds | $34930-day supply of the medication, shipped every 30 days. | standing rate | “200 mg troche, 30 count” |
| TeleZen MD | $98Monthly Plan | first month only | “300 MG/15 ML” |
| TeleZen MD | $148$148/month after | standing rate | “300 MG/15 ML” |
| TeleZen MD | $148Monthly Plan | first month only | “300 MG/30 ML” |
| TeleZen MD | $198$198/month after | standing rate | “300 MG/30 ML” |
The subset of the table above whose dose line reaches a milligram total and whose kind is decided. Computed, never listed by hand. Read in September 2026. The amounts are in the sellers’ markup and on none of their screens.
39 of 112
dose-bearing figures that never reached a ruling
20 of 39
stopped because no reader can see the figure
19 of 39
stopped because the page never says what the number is
5 of 39
where the milligram total is there and the price is not shown
Sources
- nadcost provider price records Historical seller observations captured in September 2026. Individual records distinguish later checks; these prices do not establish clinical safety or effectiveness.
- nadcost editorial policy and calculation method How stated quantities, qualifications and dates are preserved, and when a cost-per-milligram calculation is possible.