NAD+ — Research Coenzyme for Sale

NAD+ for sale at BulkGLP is a research coenzyme supplied in a 500 mg lyophilized vial. NAD+ means nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is a dinucleotide coenzyme involved in cellular redox chemistry, not an amino acid peptide. Review the current price and stock above, then match the product label and lot to the published analytical report before accepting material for a laboratory project.

NAD+ identifiers and supplied format

Compound

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, oxidized form

Catalog names

NAD+, NAD, and beta-nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide

Research class

Dinucleotide coenzyme

Listed amount

500 mg nominal NAD+ per research vial

Physical form

Lyophilized material

Formulation detail

Mannitol is listed as a stabilizer in the product specification

Intended use

In-vitro laboratory research and development

The nominal NAD+ amount and the complete formulation are separate parts of the specification. Mannitol is an additional listed component; do not interpret the 500 mg NAD+ label as a measurement of all material inside the vial. Preserve the original label and record its lot number when logging a received sample.

Current NAD+ price and availability

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The displayed offer refers to the listed research vial. The cart quantity controls how many units are ordered. Confirm the selected quantity and delivered total at checkout. For unlisted quantities or a particular lot requirement, use the bulk research-material inquiry.

Published NAD+ lot report

The current report panel lists the 500 mg sample, lot 08530, with reported content 471.61 mg and reported purity 99.92%. Open report 2604170153 for the laboratory’s original methods and results. These are results for the identified sample, not a promise that every vial has the same measured content.

Match the vial’s lot and product identity before using a report as evidence for acceptance. A nominal fill, measured content, and analytical purity percentage answer different questions. Review the analytical report guide and batch-report archive if your project requires additional documentation. The report, rather than the product’s common name, determines which tests were actually performed.

Why NAD+ is a coenzyme rather than a peptide

The search terms “NAD peptide” and “NAD+ peptide” often lead to research catalogs, but the chemical distinction matters: NAD+ is a dinucleotide. NAD+ and its reduced counterpart, NADH, participate in redox reactions. The oxidized/reduced state is part of the material specification and should be recorded when designing an assay or comparing reagents.

NAD+ also participates as a substrate in sirtuin-dependent reactions. The original Sir2 deacetylase study demonstrated NAD-dependent deacetylation by yeast and mouse Sir2 proteins. This provides a biochemical context for sirtuin research, including work on metabolism and related enzyme systems. It does not establish that a purchased vial produces a particular cellular result.

Distinguish redox measurements from assays that measure NAD-consuming enzyme activity. Define the enzyme system, controls, endpoint, and material specification before comparing results. A project concerned with mitochondrial pathways should likewise specify its experimental model rather than treating the broad term “cellular energy” as a measurable acceptance criterion.

Laboratory receipt and preparation records

On receipt, record the package condition, vial count, nominal amount, formulation, lot, and date. Keep the matching report with the sample record. Use the storage conditions and preparation method specified by the applicable documentation and your laboratory’s validated SOP. This page does not establish a universal storage temperature or shelf life for every formulation or prepared solution.

Confirm solvent compatibility with both the supplied formulation and the downstream assay. If a compatible accessory is required, review the composition of the reconstitution solution before selection. Record final volume, the basis for material mass, calculated concentration, preparation date, and operator. The laboratory concentration calculator checks arithmetic; the validated method establishes the preparation.

Shipping and purchasing support

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For in-vitro laboratory research and development use only. Not for human or veterinary use.