When NAD+ levels drop in aging cells, energy metabolism slows and DNA repair falters — that's core problem researchers are really trying to tackle with exogenous supplementation. We've seen it across dozens of labs: once you're below a certain threshold, mitochondrial function basically starts limping, and that's where this powder comes in. 2. What it does is deliver high-purity source of the coenzyme directly to your culture systems, bypassing teh bottlenecks cells hit as they age. Most buyers go with the 10mg or 50mg vial size for their assays, though our company can split batches smaller if needed. 3. Purity runs ≥99% by HPLC, which is tighter than reagent grade for this type of work, and the white crystalline powder dissolves cleanly in water without any cloudiness. Storage is a pain though — you'll need to keep it at -20°C and absolutely protect it form light, or it degrades fast (usually 2-4 weeks of stability outside those conditions). 4. Lead time on stock orders is roughly 15 days or so, but we usually have a few hundred vials ready to ship if you're in a hurry. Also, this isn't suited for oral dosing work at all — it's really only for injection or cell culture research, and we flag that on every COA.
Our MOQ is 1 gram for the NAD+ powder. If you need larger quantities, just let us know and we can discuss bulk pricing.
Lead time is usually 3-5 business days after order confirmation. For international orders, add shipping time based on your location.
Yes, we provide a COA with each batch that details the purity and testing results. Just request it when placing your order.
Store it at -20°C, protected from light, just like the unopened vial. Keep the container tightly sealed to avoid moisture, as it's soluble in water.
We can customize packaging for bulk orders, such as different vial sizes or labels. Minimums and lead time may apply, so reach out to us with your needs.
Yikes, the shipping was incredibly slow and frustrating. It took nearly three weeks to arrive, which is unacceptable for a time-sensitive research supply. The tracking information was vague and rarely updated, leaving me in the dark about the package’s whereabouts for days on end. When it finally did show up, the packaging was subpar—just a basic envelope with minimal padding, which is concerning for a sensitive powder. However, the product itself, upon initial inspection, seems to be of decent quality. The powder appears as described, with no obvious signs of contamination or moisture. The service aspect was a mixed bag. While the initial order confirmation was prompt, subsequent inquiries about the shipping delay were met with generic, copy-pasted responses that didn’t address my specific concerns. It felt like communicating with a bot rather than a customer service representative who could offer real solutions or empathy. Overall, while the product quality might be adequate for my research purposes, the logistical nightmare and lackluster customer support significantly detract from the experience. I cannot recommend this supplier if you need reliable, timely delivery or expect responsive service. The entire process was far more stressful than it needed to be, and I will likely seek out a more professional vendor for future purchases, even if it costs a bit more. The inconsistency in service and shipping reliability is a major red flag for any serious researcher.