Elixir
The thinking

Engineered, not decorated.

The details you don't see are the ones that matter — the cold chain, the materials, the way a pen sits in the hand. Here's the thinking behind the hardware.

Keeping temperature-sensitive vials cool

Many vials are temperature-sensitive and are happiest kept cool. The problem is the day you leave the house — a commute, a warm office, a weekend away — where a fridge isn't an option. The Cooling Bag is built for exactly that gap.

It uses a foil-lined, insulated wall to slow the transfer of heat from the outside world to what's inside. The tighter the insulation and the fewer the openings, the longer the interior holds its temperature. Internal loops and a mesh pocket keep everything still, so nothing knocks around in transit. We publish the exact cold-retention figure once it's independently confirmed — measured, not estimated.

Insulated wall

A foil-lined, cushioned shell that slows heat transfer and shields contents from knocks.

Everything in its place

Elastic loops and a clear pocket hold items still, upright and organised on the move.

Measured, not guessed

Cold-retention performance is printed only once it's independently verified.

Warm outside Cool interior
Cooling Bag · cutaway

Construction shown is illustrative. The exact cold-retention time is published only once it's independently verified — measured, not estimated.

A pen made to be kept

A reusable device earns its keep by being simple, consistent and pleasant to use — every single day. We obsess over the weight and balance, the tactility of the matte finish, and a clear, legible dose window. Precision engineering isn't about complexity; it's about the same, reliable action each time, with nothing extra to go wrong.

Materials that last

We choose hard-wearing materials that are easy to clean and built to be kept rather than replaced. Full material and care specifications are printed with each piece — no vague marketing, just what it's made of and how to look after it.

Where the clinical part sits

Elixir engineers hardware. We do not prescribe, supply or sell medicine, and we make no medical or health claims. Where a routine involves a prescription-only medicine such as NAD+, the assessment, prescribing and supply are handled entirely by independent, licensed UK clinics and regulated pharmacies — after a consultation, and only when a clinician decides it's appropriate.

If you'd like to understand that supported route, the NAD+ programme page walks through it step by step, starting with a short self-check that runs entirely in your own browser.

The cooling bag's insulated ballistic weave with gold stitching, up close
Where it counts

Engineered for real use.

A pen that feels the same in the hand every day, a case that protects it, and a cooling bag that holds its temperature between one cool place and the next. Precision where it matters.

The insulated Elixir cooling bag open on marble beside a thermometer — the cold chain at home
On the move

Built to keep up.

Insulated, organised and discreet — the kit keeps pace with wherever the day takes you.

Considered throughout

Feel the difference in the hand.

The Pen, the Case and the Cooling Bag — engineered to be kept.

Plainly put

Common questions.

What is NAD+, in one paragraph?
NAD+ is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. We are not permitted to describe what it does, and we do not. Elixir makes the hardware around a supervised routine — the pen, the case and the cooling bag. Any clinical question belongs with the licensed UK prescriber who assessed you, or with your GP or pharmacist.
Why does temperature matter for some NAD+ formats?
Some formats used in supervised programmes are temperature-sensitive: once outside refrigeration, they depend on an unbroken cold chain to stay within their labelled range. That practical, physical problem is what Elixir's insulated hardware is designed around. The engineering detail is on this page; the practical storage guidance is in our cold-chain guide.
Does Elixir make or supply any medicine?
No. Elixir designs and sells hardware and accessories only — the Pen, the Case and the Cooling Bag. We make no medical claims, and any prescription medicine is obtained separately through an independent, licensed UK clinic and regulated pharmacy after a prescriber's assessment.
Where can I read more?
Our Journal covers storage, care and travel in plain English, and our editorial & claims policy sets out exactly how we write about the science — what we will say, and what we never will.