NAD+ Injection

NAD+ injections are generally clear in color. If your solution is a yellowish color, this can be due to a slight variation in PH. Solution that is yellow/gold is still good and safe to use. If it is dark/brown in color, please reach out to our customer service team with a photo for further assistance.
NAD Injections have a BUD of 90 days after the pharmacy compounds it. The potency remains stable if kept cold (refrigerated or frozen). However, once you puncture a multi-dose vial, you should discard it after 28 days.
If all is still sealed and the needle sheath is still on it, it is OK to use. You will want to use a new syringe or needle if anything was unsealed/open as it hit the floor.
Yes. Refrigeration may help preserve the potency of the NAD+.
Most patients will notice a boost in energy within an hour or two of injection. Please note you should not use NAD+ Injections more than 3x per week.
You may feel a slight sting or burn when administering the injection, but it varies from person-to-person.
You can purchase additional insulin syringes and/or needles from a local pharmacy or drugstore, such as Walgreens or CVS.
Your NAD+ injection order will arrive with the following: one (1) 5ml vial of NAD+ injectable solution (200 mg/ml concentration), syringes, and needles for administration.
Each 0.1ml (10 units) of solution equals 20mg of NAD+. As such, 0.1ml (10 Units) = 20mg NAD+, 0.25ml (25 Units) = 50mg of NAD+, and 0.5ml (50 Units) = 100mg of NAD+.
The injection is administered into a fatty layer of skin, such as: back of arm, abdomen, or flank/lumbar region.