NAD+
Limited human dataAlso known as: Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
Category: Longevity
Sold as:
Ameano Peptides: NAD+ (Buffered)
Nexaph: NAD+ Buffered
Coenzyme every cell uses to make energy. Levels fall with age. It is not a peptide, but it is often used alongside peptides.
What it's used for
- Energy and fatigue
- Healthy aging
Dosing
- Typical dose
- Commonly reported injections are 50 to 100 mg, a few times per week. IV infusions are given in clinics.
- How often
- 2 to 3 times weekly
- Route
- Subcutaneous injection or IV
- Cycle length
- Ongoing or in courses
Build a dosing plan for NAD+ →
How to reconstitute and measure a dose → · About bacteriostatic water →
Possible side effects
- Flushing, chest tightness and nausea if injected too fast
- Injection site stinging
Important: Inject slowly. Human evidence for benefits of injected NAD+ is limited.