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Liquid Sprays · SKU NS-NAD-500
NAD+ liquid spray
A 10 mL metered research solution of NAD+ at 50 mg/mL, delivering 5 mg per actuation. For laboratory research use only.
$100 500 mg · free shipping over $1,000
In stock · ships same day on orders before 2pm ET
Format10 mL metered atomiser
Total content500 mg NAD+
Concentration50 mg/mL
Per actuation5 mg nominal
Storage2-8°C, protect from light
UseLaboratory research only
CertificateNot published for this line. Our vial lots carry one; this format does not yet. See the library
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Ships same day on orders before 2pm ET. For laboratory use only.
What is it for?
A pre-dissolved research solution rather than a lyophilized vial: 500 mg of NAD+ in 10 mL, at 50 mg/mL, in a metered atomiser that delivers a nominal 5 mg per actuation. Being a solution, it is subject to the degradation routes a reconstituted vial faces from the moment it is filled — keep it cold, keep it dark, and treat the stated window as real. NAD+ is a dinucleotide cofactor rather than a peptide and is more sensitive to moisture and temperature cycling than the peptides in this catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
How much NAD+ does each actuation deliver?
Five milligrams. The bottle holds 10 mL of solution at 50 mg/mL, so 500 mg in total, and the pump is metered to 0.1 mL per actuation.
Is there a certificate of analysis for the spray?
No. Of the three NAD+ formats in the catalogue, only the lyophilized vial has a certificate in the COA library. The spray and the dissolving strips have no entry, and saying so is the point of publishing the library at all.
Is NAD+ a peptide?
No. Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide is a dinucleotide of 663.4 g/mol with no amino acid sequence, so the identity methods used on the peptide catalogue do not apply to it in the same way. It is stocked for the same laboratories, not because it belongs to the same chemical class.
Which guides use it?
- Concentration and syringe-unit table
- Bacteriostatic water and benzyl alcohol in cell work
- Storage guide
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