NAD+ reconstituted
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Does anyone know how long NAD lasts after reconstitution? Any source for credible data aside from something Reddit said?
Speaking of credible data post reconstitution, I know I read a post a while back about Randy testing peptides at 30, 60, and 90 days out. Which ones were they? I can’t find the thread.Jen
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Does anyone know how long NAD lasts after reconstitution? Any source for credible data aside from something Reddit said?
Speaking of credible data post reconstitution, I know I read a post a while back about Randy testing peptides at 30, 60, and 90 days out. Which ones were they? I can’t find the thread.Jen
@jennn Reconstituted NAD+ solution is generally good for 7 to 14 days (and up to 28 days in some clinical protocols) when stored properly in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C.
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@jennn Reconstituted NAD+ solution is generally good for 7 to 14 days (and up to 28 days in some clinical protocols) when stored properly in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C.
@mrjoshua44 Damn it. When my insurance declined my tirz, I inadvertently started the journey into the world of peps. My first step in discovery was Facebook Telehealth meds via 503a compounding pharmacy. I paid an ungodly amount of money to one who sent me 3 months of reconstituted tirz/B12, semoralin, and NAD+ all at once. I was surprised it was already reconstituted. Jesus Christ. What a waste. I coulda bought years of kits for the price I paid for peps that are already bad. (I know NAD is not a pep really.) That was about 6 weeks ago.
Well, that’s how the cookie crumbles. Heh -
@mrjoshua44 Damn it. When my insurance declined my tirz, I inadvertently started the journey into the world of peps. My first step in discovery was Facebook Telehealth meds via 503a compounding pharmacy. I paid an ungodly amount of money to one who sent me 3 months of reconstituted tirz/B12, semoralin, and NAD+ all at once. I was surprised it was already reconstituted. Jesus Christ. What a waste. I coulda bought years of kits for the price I paid for peps that are already bad. (I know NAD is not a pep really.) That was about 6 weeks ago.
Well, that’s how the cookie crumbles. Heh@jennn Wow! Well, if you are still wanting to use a Telehealth company I suggest Mochi Health. I've been with them since December and have had great success. And that's where I get my compounded Tirzepatide through, along with my Glutathione and NAD+. All comes from 503a pharmacy and they won't send you excess amounts. Also, I have no problem taking my NAD up to about 30 days if it is coming from a 503a pharmacy.
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Does anyone know how long NAD lasts after reconstitution? Any source for credible data aside from something Reddit said?
Speaking of credible data post reconstitution, I know I read a post a while back about Randy testing peptides at 30, 60, and 90 days out. Which ones were they? I can’t find the thread.Jen
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@mrjoshua44 You think compound pharmacy peptides degrade at a different rate than buying them from one of the vendors on here? The API is the same if its a good vendor.
@Stevepep It all depends on the specific pharmacy and how they compound their drugs. Some add preservatives and some don't. Why do you think Zepbound and all other brand name GLP-1s have such a long shelf life? So do you add preservatives to yours to make it last longer?
Also it's about chain of custody. I have no idea where my peps come from, I just am able to look at the testing results to make sure what I'm getting is good to go. 503a pharmacies have strict guidelines on how and what approved venders they can buy from. So in conclusion, there are some things I don't mind paying for even knowing I could get it for way less, but having it prescribed to me by my Doc and having a licensed pharmacy make it for me, just puts my mind at ease. -
@Stevepep It all depends on the specific pharmacy and how they compound their drugs. Some add preservatives and some don't. Why do you think Zepbound and all other brand name GLP-1s have such a long shelf life? So do you add preservatives to yours to make it last longer?
Also it's about chain of custody. I have no idea where my peps come from, I just am able to look at the testing results to make sure what I'm getting is good to go. 503a pharmacies have strict guidelines on how and what approved venders they can buy from. So in conclusion, there are some things I don't mind paying for even knowing I could get it for way less, but having it prescribed to me by my Doc and having a licensed pharmacy make it for me, just puts my mind at ease.@mrjoshua44 @randy actually did a study on this and used motsc which is one of the faster degrading peptides and it didn’t degrade in 30 days so people are likely ok well past 14 pharmacy or not.
I can’t find that blog study can someone post this so people get the right info on degradation
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@mrjoshua44 @randy actually did a study on this and used motsc which is one of the faster degrading peptides and it didn’t degrade in 30 days so people are likely ok well past 14 pharmacy or not.
I can’t find that blog study can someone post this so people get the right info on degradation
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@stan-douglas posted this chart about a month ago. Pretty interesting. You can use PH strips to test. I 've always heard it is good up to 28-30 days but thats usually based on the BAC water efficacy, I'm not too sure if that would mean the NAD has degraded, although my understanding is it can degrade in that time frame. You would see discolouration like this chart shows here if it is degrading. I've seen all these colours before in my NAD+ research.
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