Codeage Liposomal NAD+, 500mg, Betaine Anhydrous, Vegan, 60 Capsules | NAD+ 500mg nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide with betaine anhydrous, liposomal delivery. Gluten-free, vegan, non-GMO.

Feeling the difference from menopause symptoms, this supplement is great!

Great product

I saw an improvement in my skin after a couple weeks. Specifically crows feet and fine lines.

I bought this for my parents, they both are in their 60s. My mom loves it so much she asked me to buy her 6 more. She said it helps so much and she feels much healthier. Thank you for a great products. I have them in subscriptions for my parents now.

I have used about half this bottle now and I am struggling to find any real difference in how I'm feeling day to day. I don't feel a boost of energy but I'm also not as completely tired as I used to be. I think for the price this will have me thinking twice on re-ordering. Perhaps I need to wait longer to finish the bottle and I will but I just expected something a little more noticeable in terms of effects. I will report back if I feel any elevated effects but and maybe the effects are subtle but again for the price I'm not entirely sure what I'm getting.

Too expensive

"The use of NAD+ precursors such as NMN and NR, along with small molecules that boost NAD+ biosynthesis or inhibit NAD+ degradation, offers an exciting therapeutic approach to treat ageing-related diseases and increase human healthspan. This is particularly important as elderly populations are rising rapidly, and aging-related diseases are predicted to cause a great deal of societal and economic burden in the coming decades. However, the translatability of NAD+-boosting therapies to humans remains the key question to be answered. Several human clinical trials are ongoing to assess the safety and efficacy of NAD+ augmentation (TABLE 2) and, importantly, early-phase trials of short-term NR/NMN administration have proven it to be safe and to increase NAD+ levels in healthy participants. However, despite the promising preliminary results, whether long-term supplementation with NAD+ precursors has any side effects is still unknown. Moreover, many other questions need to be answered to deepen our understanding of the potential of NAD+-boosting therapies: is there any tissue/disease specificity for NMN and NR? What are the therapeutic doses of NAD+ precursors necessary for different diseases? Could the combination of NAD+-boosting strategies, such as CD38 and/or PARP1 inhibitors with NAD+ precursor supplementation, be something to consider? Hopefully, the upcoming results of current clinical trials will shed some light on our unsolved questions and set the basis for future directions in deciphering the role of NAD+ during aging in humans." ~ ncbi.nih NAD+ is all the rage these days and it feels like its in everything nowadays. I can't really feel any difference taking ti, but since it's in most things I'm interested in I don't see any reason not to include it, especially considering how promising the studies have been so far. 7/10 I would recommend it. I hope this review is helpful.

i have been taking NAD+ supplements for about 4 months and i absolutely love them. i actually took about 3 weeks of from them for awhile to determine how much i actually liked them - and i noticed a difference within a few days. it showed ... right there in my face ... i could see a change and i hated it. i felt like i started to look my age and that's just not my thing. at all. i don't want to look my age - travesty. so yeha - i am probably on NAD+ for life now. this is a good one - once i was back on it - my skin and overall feeling improved again. this one is a little more pricey than others i have tried but it works quickly and effectively and you can take it on an empty stomach to help kick off your day.