Two different compounds sit under this goal, and they do different jobs. NAD+ supplies a coenzyme your cells run on. Glutathione clears what that work leaves behind. Neither is a stimulant.

Cellular metabolismNAD+ is required for the reactions that convert food into usable energy.

Oxidative loadGlutathione is the body's primary antioxidant, clearing byproducts that build up faster under stress.

Injection or sprayEach compound comes both ways. Injection delivers more per dose; the daily spray is easier to sustain.

Which one is right for you

TreatmentFormFrequencyBest forPrice

NAD+InjectionWeeklyMost per dose$159/moView details →

NAD+ NasalNasal sprayDailyEasiest to keep up$159/moView details →

GlutathioneInjectionWeeklyAntioxidant support$129/moView details →

Glutathione NasalNasal sprayDailyGentler, self-administered$129/moView details →

The Malibu Protocol standardWe stand behind every treatment. No grey market. No research-only.

Physician-led care

Treatments are prescribed by a licensed clinician based on your intake.

Independent licensed U.S. pharmacies

Every prescription is dispensed by an independent licensed U.S. pharmacy.

USP

Compounded in the USA

Made to order at the dose your clinician prescribed.

FDA

Only what's clinically appropriate

We only offer treatments that are legitimately available to prescribe.

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Questions, answered

Will this keep me awake?

Injection or nasal?

Can I take both?

Do I need insurance?

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Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA. When prescribed, they are prepared and dispensed by an independent licensed U.S. pharmacy. This page is for information only and is not medical advice. Prescriptions are written at the discretion of a U.S.-licensed clinician after review of your intake.