NAD+
NAD+ in a 500 mg vial, supplied as a lyophilized powder for in-vitro laboratory research. Every lot is tested by an independent US laboratory before release.
Vial size500 mg
Quoted in writing, per facility.
- Laboratory
- Independent, US
- Methods
- HPLC · MS · content
- Release standard
- 99%+ purity
No lot of NAD+ is released before its report is published. Lot index ↗
- TestingEvery lot, independent US lab
- DocumentationCOA matched to the lot
- SupportA named person replies
Specification
Identifiers from PubChem where the label prints them. Measured values belong to each lot’s COA.
- Compound
- NAD+
- Amount per vial
- 500 mg
- Form
- Lyophilized powder
- Molecular formula
- C21H27N7O14P2
- Molecular weight
- 663.4 g/mol
- CAS number
- 53-84-9
- Research area
- Coenzymes
- Storage, as labelled
- 2–8 °C · protect from light
- Release standard
- 99%+ purity, independent US lab
Three questions, three methods.
Every lot of NAD+ is tested for all three before release. Each certificate lists exactly the methods the laboratory used.
- HPLC
Purity
How much of the material is the main component. Read against the 99%+ release standard.
- MS
Identity
Mass spectrometry confirms the molecule is the one named on the label.
- mg
Content per vial
The measured amount in the vial, reported separately from purity.
Lot records
Each lot of NAD+ is listed here, newest first, as soon as its independent report is published. A replaced lot keeps its record, marked superseded.
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Before you request
How do I match my vial to its COA?
Find the lot number printed on the label beside the QR code. Scan the code or open Testing & COAs and enter that number. The lookup returns the record for that exact lot and nothing else.
What does the COA report?
Purity by HPLC, identity by mass spectrometry and measured content per vial, from a US laboratory independent of us and of the manufacturer. A lot is released only when its report meets the 99%+ purity standard.
How are pricing and lead times confirmed?
In writing, per facility, for lots that have cleared independent testing. Use Request availability on this page and we reply with what we can confirm.
Who can order?
Qualified researchers, laboratories and institutions, for in-vitro laboratory research. See the research-use terms.
