Revolutionize your energy levels and combat aging at the cellular level with the 12 Hour NAD+ Push Patch, a breakthrough iontophoresis delivery system that administers a full 1300mg dose of NAD+ directly into your bloodstream over an extended 12-hour period, ensuring optimal absorption without the need for injections or pills. This single-use patch harnesses gentle electrical currents to enhance mitochondrial function, reduce oxidative stress, and promote faster recovery, making it an ideal choice for athletes, professionals, and anyone seeking sustained vitality throughout the day.

• Potent 1300mg NAD+ Delivery: Provides high-dose supplementation for boosted cellular energy and anti-aging support.

• Extended 12-Hour Wear: Continuous, steady release for all-day benefits without interruptions.

• Advanced Iontophoresis Technology: Bypasses digestion for superior bioavailability and ease of use.

• Box of 6 Disposable Patches: Convenient supply for weekly routine, discreet and mess-free application.

Learn more about Push Patches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2LiUtMiblg

Why Use a Derma Roller Before Applying Transdermal Patches?

Using a derma roller (or microneedling tool) before applying transdermal patches prepares the skin by creating microscopic channels that enhance the patch's effectiveness. In the tutorial, the roller is gently applied up and down, then sideways on the arm with slight pressure to micro-needle the area, followed by immediate patch application over the treated spot—pressing firmly and removing the start tab for activation. This pre-treatment step bypasses the skin's outer stratum corneum barrier, which normally limits drug penetration, allowing active ingredients like NAD+ or BPC-157 to absorb more efficiently into the bloodstream for better bioavailability and faster results. Overall, it makes the delivery painless, non-invasive, and more potent compared to patches alone.

Derma roller demonstration: https://youtu.be/bQGO0mZfKBM

Contraindications

Do not apply the patch:

• Near or over cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, or other electronic implants

• Over broken skin, open wounds, or dermatological conditions at the electrode site (including eczema, dermatitis, infection, or burns)

• During pregnancy