800 mg Liposomal NAD+ Supplement with Nicotinamide Riboside 200 mg, Trans-Resveratrol 100 mg - True NAD Supplement for DNA Repair, Healthy Aging, Brain Function - 360-Day Supply

Does what it says. Good value.

Seems to be a good product. Made in the USA with no filler ingredients. Contains 500mg of NAD+, 200mg of NR (which your body uses to make NAD+), and 100mg trans-resveratrol (a low-level anti-inflammatory that has an entourage effect with them both). NAD+ is used by your mitochondria in a multitude of processes that affect mood, mental health, attention, focus, energy, and more. Your body produces less of it as you age, although diet and exercise do influence that as well. This isn’t going to turn you into Superman, but you may see subtle effects like less “what did I come in here for” moments, a more rapid response time while driving, better memory, and increased ability to multitask, etc. Not a drastic difference, but definitely a noticeable one. That being said, your mitochondria are a key player in mental health, and have been linked to multiple diagnoses as the primary cause. If you take any other drugs that influence mental state, prescription or otherwise, use with caution.

Based on the ingredients and the liquid formulation I think this may be one of the better NAD supplements. It's hard to prove but let's hope they're doing what they're supposed to do. 🤞😁

As stated, listing employs a commonly used deception tactic of overstating concentration in ad title to clickbait hasty shoppers. For me, this raises questions about other integrity issues vendor has no problem skirting for profit. Other tricks: (1) producing low quality/bioavailable liposomes (look for nano-particle phospholipids, such as Phosphatidylcholine derived from non-GMO sunflower lecithin) (2) how many pills a "serving" is - this product, fortunately, only requires one pill, but many require two, thus effectively doubling the perceived cost per dose.I've been buying liposomal NAD+ for years, transitioned to products with Trans-Resveratrol, and chose this product because it additionally included Nicotinamide Riboside 200 mg. Thus, while you're only getting 500 mg NAD+ (which is adequate - though on the lower side of a therapeutic dose), you are getting 200 mg NR (also on the lower side, but stimulates endogenous NAD production through a different metabolic pathway), thus it could be argued that the net production of NAD will be greater than a similar product containing only 500 mg liposomal NAD+ (of the same quality).I'd love to not be so concerned with price that I could buy the high end products with no concern, but I already spend quite a lot on a supplement regimen (I'm a molecular biologist who has kept longevity/aging/metabolic theory as a "hobby" interest for 25 years), so I shop with a spreadsheet to calculate and determine the best use of funds for optimal efficacy. This product has hovered in the top three - there are a few others that are on the list and I sometimes pivot from one to another based on the price competition that is observable between them.Net net - this is a good value choice if you don't want to be using spreadsheets. If you don't mind spending $80++ per order, then look for a nano-particle liposomal (soy lethecin or phospholipids), as the increased bioavailability may be worth it in the long run (pun intended).

I can't tell you whether this project is good or not that's why I didn't give it one star. But, they are all stuck together. I can't even pull them apart. I really wish I could try them cuz they sound really good.