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NAD+ Buffering

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  • mrjoshua44M Online
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    Has anyone here ever buffer their NAD+ with Sodium Bicarbonate 8.4% solution? As the goal is to adjust the pH to a stable physiological range of the NAD+ and BAC water. Testing your solution every step of the way with pH strips.

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      No. Just buy buffered NAD, it makes a huge difference. I've only seen it on Glacier and Ion. The female rat in my house is using it and she loves it. Started with unbuffered from a vendor not in the directory here and then got the Glacier one. She said the buffered one from them barely stings and she thinks its stronger or better quality. She actually moved her dosing down to 50mg about 3-4x a week (as needed really). I've also read that buffered makes NAD last longer. The unbuffered supposedly degrades as early as 10-14 days, which would align my our real world results.

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        No. Just buy buffered NAD, it makes a huge difference. I've only seen it on Glacier and Ion. The female rat in my house is using it and she loves it. Started with unbuffered from a vendor not in the directory here and then got the Glacier one. She said the buffered one from them barely stings and she thinks its stronger or better quality. She actually moved her dosing down to 50mg about 3-4x a week (as needed really). I've also read that buffered makes NAD last longer. The unbuffered supposedly degrades as early as 10-14 days, which would align my our real world results.

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        Eleanor
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        @gym.rat Is this the buffered research item you're talking about? My Rosie doesn't need a 500mg and would like her to have what she needs. Thanks!
        https://www.nationwidepeptides.com/products/nad/?cgkit_search_word=nad

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          That doesn't mention anything about buffered. Also you do need the 500MB because the starter dose is likely around 25mg and most take between 50 - 100mg per dose either everyday or 3-5x a week. That site also calls it a peptide, when it is technically not a peptide. Just fyi. Again Ion and Glacier are the only two sites I've seen it so far.

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            I just got a kit from Nexaph last week: NAD+ 500mg Buffered (10 vials/kit)
            $278.00 Original price was: $278.00.$228.00

            it came in 2 days! My Rat takes 50mg daily with Mots-c 1mg

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