NAD+Cellular CoenzymeSafety Rating 7/10

TypeDinucleotide coenzyme
CAS53-84-9
MW663.43 g/mol
Primary research areaNAD+ / longevity research

Research-literature reference data, NOT patient instructions. Not for human use. Consult a licensed clinician for any human application.

Research dose range500–1000 mg IV infusion per sessionsource ↗
AdministrationIV infusion (slow, ~2 mg/min over several hours)
Half-lifeRapidly metabolized; tissue effects persist
Safety7/10 · Not FDA-approved (injectable)
NCAA D1Permitted

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Overview

About NAD+

Mechanism of action

Coenzyme in redox reactions; activates sirtuins (SIRT1-7) and PARP; critical for mitochondrial function, DNA repair, and cellular energy (ATP) production.

Safety profile

IV: flushing, nausea, headache, chest tightness (infusion-rate dependent). SC: injection site discomfort. Generally safe. · IV widely used in clinics; flushing/nausea common but transient; endogenous molecule; no serious AEs reported

Storage

Stability & handling

❄️Lyophilized (powder)−20°Cprotected from light
💉Reconstituted2–8°Cuse promptly
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Safety & Interactions

Contraindications & Drug Interactions

Research use only — not medical advice. Consult a licensed physician before using any peptide. Sources are cited where available.

! CautionCaution

Chemotherapy — some evidence that high NAD+ may reduce efficacy of certain chemotherapeutics. Avoid during active cancer treatment without oncology guidance.

ℹ NoteCaution

IV infusion rate — rapid infusion causes chest tightness, nausea, anxiety. Slow drip (2-4 hrs) is safer.

ℹ NoteInteraction

PARP inhibitors (olaparib, rucaparib) — NAD+ precursors may counteract therapeutic effect.

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Research

Studies & key findings

  • NAD+ declines ~50% from age 40 to 60 in human whole blood, contributing to impaired sirtuin activity, reduced DNA repair capacity, and mitochondrial dysfunction — the mechanistic basis for NAD+ supplementation research.
  • IV infusion of NAD+ rapidly raises plasma and whole-blood NAD+ metabolome, providing superior bioavailability vs oral precursors for acute repletion.

6 peer-reviewed sources cited — clinical, preclinical, and regulatory.

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