NAD⁺ Subcutaneous Research Dosing Protocol

[Anthony]

Just wondering how sub q NAD+ compares to sublingual NMN? Seems like I’ve seen a lot that the NMN works to create NAD+ inside the cell better, or has a more lasting impact. Would like to try it out, but just wondered if anyone had feedback on the preferred type.

[Randy]

They don't compare. One doesn't sting though so there's that.

[MyB]

My rat had been taking NR Tru Niagen 1000mg for a month before it started pinning NAD+.
No comparison.
Pinning NAD+ is superior.

[Anthony]

@MyB I appreciate you sharing that comparison and feedback! Just curious, what was your rat using for a dose/frequency of NAD+ to see the notable improvement?

[MyB]

I started the dose at 10mg, moved to 20, then 30. I felt it when I moved to 20. I’m conservative and just pin 20mg daily. It’s just enough to feel a difference and that works for me. Your mileage may very.

[MyB]

Dosage is dependent on what your research goals are with your rat.

[MyB]

@anthony
Another note, my rat is still on Tru Niagen NR. (I bought it and they I’m not gonna waste it.) I suspect this may be why my rat demonstrates a difference they can feel at such a lower dose, compared to Randy’s protocol listed above.

[jamiekortan]

Everyday? I was hoping to get away with 2 or 3 times per week.

[Randy]

@jamiek You will figure out what works for your research. Some are doing larger doses 3x a week. Some are doing as low as 20mg a day.

[jamiekortan]

@Randy that’s good to know. My plan is the work up to 150mg per week dosing 2x per week.

[diegoc]

I have a 500mg NAD bottle, dont remember if i need to add a min of 5ml bac