Do I need a prescription before I start?
No. Amble serves people seeking treatment before they have a prescription. The assessment is how a prescription decision gets made. If the licensed provider decides a treatment is appropriate, they issue the prescription; if not, no medication is sent.
What does the online assessment ask?
Amble describes it as questions about your health history, lifestyle and goals. Expect to share past and current conditions, current medications and what you want from treatment. Answering accurately matters because the provider’s decision depends on it.
What does the provider review?
Review checklist, per Amble
- Your health history
- Your goals
- Your current medications
- Whether you meet medical criteria for the treatment requested
For peptide treatments, Amble says the provider is a licensed U.S. clinician. After you start, the same review continues through scheduled check-ins, and your provider may adjust your dose based on how you respond.
Which states require a video or audio visit?
| Where you live | What is required |
|---|---|
| New Mexico, Kansas, West Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi | Online health review plus a short video or audio visit |
| Most other states | Treatment can begin after the online health review |
What can happen after the review?
- Prescribed. Medication is dispensed by a state-licensed U.S. pharmacy and shipped free to your door. See how to order NAD injections online.
- Not prescribed. The provider decides the treatment is not right for you, and no medication ships. Ask your provider about alternatives.
- More information needed. In some states, a video or audio visit is part of the review.
What is Amble’s role?
Amble connects users with licensed healthcare providers for evaluations regarding the suitability of the treatments it advertises, and may assist with prescription coordination. The prescribing decision belongs to the provider. Return to the NAD injections online guide.
Common questions
- Do I need a prescription before I start with Amble?
- No. Amble serves people who do not yet have a prescription. You start with the online assessment, and a licensed medical provider reviews your health history and determines whether you are eligible for a prescription.
- Who qualifies for NAD+ injections through Amble?
- A licensed provider reviews your health history, goals and current medications. If you meet medical criteria, the provider may prescribe NAD+ injections as part of your program. Amble does not publish a fixed checklist, so the online assessment is how eligibility is decided.
- Who reviews my online assessment?
- A licensed medical provider reviews your medical history, goals and current medications and determines whether a medication is right for you. Amble describes its role as connecting users with licensed healthcare providers for evaluations and helping coordinate prescriptions.
- Are video visits with a doctor required?
- In most states, treatment through Amble can begin after an online health review with no video visit. In New Mexico, Kansas, West Virginia, Louisiana and Mississippi, a short video or audio visit is required before treatment can start.
- What happens if I am not eligible?
- If the provider decides a treatment is not appropriate, no prescription is issued and no medication ships. Amble prescribes NAD+ and its other treatments only if you medically qualify. If that happens, talk with your own healthcare provider about other options.
- Is Amble available in my state?
- Amble’s FAQ describes rules for specific states, including five that require a short video or audio visit, so it treats patients across multiple states. This guide does not have a full state list. Confirm availability for your state during the online quiz at joinamble.com.