NAD+ 100 mg
Educational recon guide for a 100 mg NAD+ research vial and milligram session mapping. Research use only — clinic metabolic context, not a microgram peptide.
Vial size
Same research phases — calculator defaults and unit math match the selected vial strength.
Vial
100 mg
Your BAC water
1 mL
Concentration
100.00 mg/mL
Per unit
~1000.0 mcg
Frequency
Session-based (SC often 1–3× weekly educational; IV clinic sessions are separate supervised protocols)
Route
Subcutaneous or intramuscular in many clinic protocols; IV only under medical supervision
Live reconstitution calculator
Defaults match this guide (100 mg + 1 mL BAC). Change water or dose and the unit tables below update automatically.
Step 1
Reconstitution
Peptide amount in the vial and how much bacteriostatic water you add.
Step 2
Your dose
Quick-select common research doses (includes 2.5 / 7.5 for dual-agonist ladders) or type any mg / mcg value.
Quick select (mg) — switch units or type any value
Suggested: 30-unit barrel (smallest that fits this draw).
Your draw
Results
Total draw
25 units
Volume
0.250 mL
Doses per vial
4
Syringes needed
1
Barrel
30-unit
Fits one syringe?
Yes
30-unit · 0.3 mL
Filled to 25 u
Fill one 30-unit U-100 syringe to about 25 units (0.250 mL).
Weekly research phases
Units and volumes recompute from your Step 1 concentration (1 mL BAC → 100.00 mg/mL · 1000.0 mcg/unit).
Standard titration
Subcutaneous clinic educational tables often start around ~20–50 mg and titrate toward ~50–100 mg per injection, 1–3 times weekly. IV wellness protocols frequently discuss multi-hundred to ~500–1000 mg per infusion under supervision — different risk/route profile than small SC draws.
| Phase | Weekly dose | Units | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC session · 25 mg | 25 mg25,000 mcg | 25 u | 0.25 mLLower SC educational start |
| SC session · 50 mg | 50 mg50,000 mcg | 50 u | 0.50 mLCommon mid SC educational amount |
| SC session · 100 mg | 100 mg100,000 mcg | 100 u | 1.00 mLUpper common SC educational amount |
Advanced / higher-end
Faster escalation discussed in research communities — not a clinical recommendation
| Phase | Weekly dose | Units | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Higher SC · 200 mg | 100 mg100,000 mcg | 100 u | 1.00 mLHigher SC educational amount — volume depends on recon |
| IV-style educational · 500 mg | 100 mg100,000 mcg | 100 u | 1.00 mLIV clinic-class amount illustration — not a DIY IV protocol |
| IV-style educational · 1000 mg | 100 mg100,000 mcg | 100 u | 1.00 mLUpper common IV wellness discussion amount — supervised only |
Supplies planner
Using the guide’s phase ladder (25 mg → 50 mg → 100 mg weekly (phase ladder)) over a 12-week schedule. Set a dose in Step 2 to plan supplies at your own amount.
Your recon
1 mL · 100.00 mg/mL
Dose in plan
Phase ladder
Syringe size
100-unit
Horizon
12-week schedule
NAD+ 100 mg vials
7 vials
~700 mg mg total peptide over this 12-week schedule at 25 mg → 50 mg → 100 mg weekly (phase ladder). Each vial holds 100 mg.
Bacteriostatic water
3 × 3 mL or 1 × 10 mL
1 mL BAC per vial × 7 vials = 7.0 mL total. Buy as 3× 3 mL bottles or 1× 10 mL bottle (whichever you stock).
U-100 insulin syringes (100-unit)
12+ syringes
About one 100-unit syringe per injection for this schedule. Keep a few spares.
Alcohol swabs & sharps
~38 swabs · 1 sharps container
Wipe vial stopper and injection site each time. Dispose needles in a proper sharps container.
Reconstitution steps
- Allow the lyophilized 100 mg NAD+ vial and bacteriostatic water to reach room temperature.
- Draw 1.0 mL bacteriostatic water (default for this guide).
- Inject BAC slowly down the inner wall of the vial — avoid blasting the powder cake.
- Gently swirl or roll until the solution is clear. Do not shake hard (foaming).
- Label with recon date and concentration (e.g. "100.0 mg/mL — 1 mL BAC").
- Refrigerate at 2–8 °C (35–46 °F), protected from light. Prefer using a reconstituted multi-dose vial within ~28 days with sterile technique.
Storage
Lyophilized
Keep dry powder cold and dark when possible (−20 °C / −4 °F preferred for long-term research stock).
Reconstituted
Refrigerate at 2–8 °C (35–46 °F). Avoid freeze–thaw of the working solution. Prefer finishing within ~28 days.
- ·Write recon date and BAC volume on the label.
- ·Protect from light during storage.
- ·Discard if cloudy, particulates, or odd odor appear after reconstitution.
Protocol notes
- ·NAD+ is a redox cofactor, not a classic short research peptide.
- ·Flushing, chest pressure, and infusion-rate reactions are discussed especially with IV.
- ·Research/clinic use only — not a substitute for evaluating fatigue medically.
Research context & considerations
Raising NAD+ is an active aging/metabolic research theme (precursors and parenteral NAD). Research vials and wellness clinic protocols are not the same as approved indication-specific therapies.
- ·IV administration requires clinical competency — not a home experiment.
- ·Quality and sterility of research-market powders vary.
- ·Not FDA-approved as a research-vial anti-aging drug.
- ·Pregnancy out of scope.
Catalog match
Nad+ (NJ100)
100mg x 10 vials · from $20