Longevity
Mitochondrial
Limited
Compounded / restricted

NAD+ (clinic context)

Also known as NAD+ IV · Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide

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Reconstitution & dosing guide

100 mg · 500 mg · 1000 mg vial sizes — research phases, recon steps, and a live unit calculator.

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Available sizes & price

Catalog only

100mg x 10 vials

Nad+ (NJ100) · Not in current stock

$20 / vial

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1000mg x 10 vials

Nad+ (NJ1K) · Not in current stock

$125 / vial

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500mg x 10 vials

Nad+ (NJ500) · Not in current stock

$35 / vial

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Prices per vial · Research use only · Not medical advice.

Not a peptide, but central to biohacking stacks often combined with mitochondrial peptides and clinic IVs.

How to picture it

NAD+ is a rechargeable chemical battery handle every cell uses for metabolism and for enzymes (sirtuins, PARPs) that repair and regulate. When demand is high or supply is strained, the whole cellular economy tightens. Picture topping up the coin cells the machinery already requires — upstream currency for energy and repair, not a single downstream trick or stimulant.

Research focus & benefits

  • Cellular energy coenzyme research
  • Sirtuin and DNA-repair pathway interest
  • Metabolic and aging-redox science foundation

Benefits describe research interest and pathway rationale — not guaranteed outcomes or medical advice. Research use only.

Overview

NAD+ is a coenzyme fundamental to redox metabolism and sirtuin activity. Clinics market NAD+ IVs for energy, addiction, and aging. Oral precursors (NMN, NR) dominate consumer longevity. Included because peptide databases in the wild almost always cross-link NAD protocols.

Mechanism

Redox cofactor; substrate for sirtuins and PARPs; declines with age in some tissues — causal rejuvenation claims remain debated.

Research uses

  • Aging biology
  • Addiction clinic protocols
  • Metabolic and mitochondrial disease research

Research dosing notes

IV NAD can cause intense chest pressure and nausea during infusion; medical supervision required.

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Half-life / kinetics

Intracellular dynamics complex; IV effects are acute clinic experiences

Common research routes

Intravenous
Oral

Reported considerations

  • Flushing
  • Nausea
  • Cramping during IV
  • Costly with uncertain durable benefit

Contraindications / cautions

  • Unsupervised IV therapy
  • Pregnancy caution
  • Serious illness without clinician

Common research stacks

  • MOTS-c
  • SS-31
  • Epithalon
  • Exercise and sleep

Legal / access note

NAD+ IVs and compounded products operate in a complex regulatory environment; oral supplements differ from sterile infusions.