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Peak Now (Peaks Curative)

Checked October 15, 2026 5 sources peaknow.com ↗

Peak Now, formerly Peaks Curative, is an online prescription service selling compounded weight-loss, sexual-health, hair and skin products.

What it is

peakscurative.com now redirects to peaknow.com.

Licensed providers review a questionnaire and approve prescriptions when appropriate.

Products include sexual-health formulations, peptides and a weight-loss category.

Peak Now lists NAD+ injections (10 mL vial) at $89.99, shown on sale at $67.49, with a 10% discount on a 4-week subscription.

It also lists NAD nasal spray and sermorelin at $129.99 each (shown on sale at $97.49).

Buyers pick a state, complete an online questionnaire and a licensed provider approves the prescription before it ships.

Peak Now says it does not accept insurance.

Prescribes: Compounded formulations per site disclaimer; FDA letter cites compounded semaglutide Compounded NAD+, sermorelin and other peptides, plus GLP-1s.

What it costs

NAD+ injections, 10 mL vial (list price; on sale for $67.49 when checked)$89.99 per 4 weeks4
NAD nasal spray (list price)$129.99 per 4 weeks4
Sermorelin (list price)$129.99 per 4 weeks4

Insurance: Site says it does not currently accept insurance

Prices change often. Check peaknow.com before you sign up.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Lowest published NAD+ injection list price in this batch.4

Cons

  • No prices or states listed on the homepage2
  • NAD+ vial strength in mg is not stated on the product page.3
  • FDA warning letter in February 2026 cited 'FDA-approved' and 'clinically proven' claims for compounded semaglutide.1
  • No Trustpilot reviews.5

Records we found

Official and court records we found in public sources as of October 15, 2026. This is not a live or complete record; check fda.gov, ftc.gov and court sites for the latest.

  1. FDA

    FDA sent a warning letter citing claims such as 'This FDA-approved treatment' and 'Clinically proven' for compounded semaglutide as false or misleading, rendering the products misbranded under sections 502(a) and 502(bb) of the FD&C Act.1

  2. FDA

    FDA warning letter to Peaks Curative citing claims such as 'This FDA-approved treatment' for compounded semaglutide as false or misleading (not about NAD+).1

Sources

  1. 1FDA warning letter to Peaks Curative, LLC (Feb 20, 2026)fda.gov ↗
  2. 2Peak Now: homepagepeaknow.com ↗
  3. 3Peak Now: NAD+ Injections product pagepeaknow.com ↗
  4. 4Peak Now: Peptides category (prices)peaknow.com ↗
  5. 5Trustpilot: Peak Nowtrustpilot.com ↗

Emerge Care is not affiliated with Peak Now (Peaks Curative) and earns nothing if you use it. Peak Now (Peaks Curative) and its logo are trademarks of their owner, used only to identify it. This page lists public facts with sources and is not medical advice or a recommendation. Spotted something wrong or out of date? Email hello@getemergeapp.com and we will fix it.

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