Luma Health Reviews

Luma Health provides physician-prescribed NAD+ therapy through a telehealth model. To start, you’ll complete a short health assessment and meet with a licensed provider. Same-day visits are available. The provider reviews your health profile and determines whether NAD+ treatment is appropriate for you. You’ll have access to 24/7 care team messaging as a Luma Health patient.

Prescriptions and refills

Wasef Health provides Luma Health’s clinical services. Any medication you’re prescribed is dispensed by Vials RX, a licensed compounding pharmacy in Houston, Texas. Your dosage may be adjusted during treatment.

You’re automatically scheduled for monthly or quarterly auto-refills depending on your treatment plan. To cancel or pause an upcoming auto-refill, you must submit a request at least 15 days before the next scheduled refill date.

Shipping

Meds prescribed through Luma Health typically take two to three business days to process and four to 12 business days on average in transit. Patients receive a shipment confirmation email with tracking information once an order ships.

Luma Health offers physician-prescribed NAD+ therapy, which it describes as support for cellular health, metabolism, cognitive function, energy and healthy aging. Treatment includes medication, provider visits, personalized dosing and 24/7 care team messaging.

NAD+ therapy is given as a subcutaneous injection, meaning it’s injected under your skin, typically in your abdomen or thigh. Luma Health doesn’t prescribe glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medications, but NAD+ therapy may be used alongside GLP-1 weight loss drugs to support treatment.

Luma Health lists NAD+ therapy at $100 per month. The price includes medication, provider visits and 24/7 care team support. Shipping is included, and its NAD+ therapy is FSA- and HSA-eligible.

You’ll be responsible for paying for services and products directly. Luma Health doesn’t take insurance, but NAD+ therapy isn’t typically covered by standard health insurance. Federal and state health care programs, including Medicare and Medicaid, also don’t pay for the medical services or products offered through Luma Health’s telemedicine and bundled treatment services.

Yes, Luma Health is a legitimate telehealth provider for physician-prescribed NAD+ therapy. You must complete a health assessment and meet with a licensed provider before treatment. Its clinical services are provided by Wasef Health, and medications are dispensed by Vials RX, a licensed compounding pharmacy.

Luma Health also publishes telehealth consent, HIPAA and privacy information on its website, which helps explain how its telehealth services and patient data are handled.

However, Luma Health’s NAD+ therapy is a compounded prescription treatment, not an FDA-approved drug. It also doesn’t directly prescribe GLP-1 medications, so patients seeking prescription weight loss drugs should look elsewhere.