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When reconstituting w/Bac water check PH and adjust with an alkaline(sodium bicarbonate). Ideally you want PH to be 5-7(degradation is the least on the slightly acidic side). Anything below 4 and above 8 degradation is rapid. Store in a cool and dark place. Fridge is good if PH is in range. PH strips are cheap on Amazon.
Ok cool could you reconstitute with b12 ?asking because I usually use them together
 
Ok cool could you reconstitute with b12 ?asking because I usually use them together
NAD+ at pH 6 is in a stable range (as discussed earlier), where it’s less prone to hydrolysis. Vitamin B12, depending on its form, is also generally stable in a pH range of 4-7. For example, cyanocobalamin (a common injectable form of B12) is stable in slightly acidic to neutral conditions, with optimal stability around pH 4.5-7. So, at pH 6, both compounds should theoretically coexist without immediate degradation. B12 can be sensitive to light, heat, and certain chemical interactions. If the NAD+ solution has impurities or if the pH shifts after mixing (e.g., due to other additives like sodium bicarbonate, which I mentioned earlier), it could affect B12 stability. NAD+ is also light-sensitive, so the combined solution would need to be protected from light exposure.

For maximum stability, I would mix them just before use in same syringe, or inject them separately if you’re storing the solutions for longer than a week.
 
NAD+ at pH 6 is in a stable range (as discussed earlier), where it’s less prone to hydrolysis. Vitamin B12, depending on its form, is also generally stable in a pH range of 4-7. For example, cyanocobalamin (a common injectable form of B12) is stable in slightly acidic to neutral conditions, with optimal stability around pH 4.5-7. So, at pH 6, both compounds should theoretically coexist without immediate degradation. B12 can be sensitive to light, heat, and certain chemical interactions. If the NAD+ solution has impurities or if the pH shifts after mixing (e.g., due to other additives like sodium bicarbonate, which I mentioned earlier), it could affect B12 stability. NAD+ is also light-sensitive, so the combined solution would need to be protected from light exposure.

For maximum stability, I would mix them just before use in same syringe, or inject them separately if you’re storing the solutions for longer than a week.
Ok I only take 100mg NAD a week so trying to find a way to keep it stable for at least 4 weeks

Another source I used would make NAD + Lipo B and never had an issue with it crashing and it came pre mixed.

Thanks for all the insight and help I’ll try b12 and see if that helps
 
Ok I only take 100mg NAD a week so trying to find a way to keep it stable for at least 4 weeks

Another source I used would make NAD + Lipo B and never had an issue with it crashing and it came pre mixed.

Thanks for all the insight and help I’ll try b12 and see if that helps
Why not try one of the pre-made NAD+ products on the market? I use Modern Aminos and it's PH balanced. No crashing etc.
 
If I remember correctly when sourcing it the decision was because of price point amino asylum is who I usually use for a lot of stuff and they were pretty high
I didn't find amino asylums as potent as modern aminos. Modern Amino is 200mg/ml, AA is 100mg/ml. Even at the same dosage though I would get a NAD+ "rush" and brief nausea from the MA but never the AA.
 
Gawd dammit I’m so sorry guys. April 2-3 will be the open date. I feel like an a$$hole since I told you guys March 30.

This is final though. Definitely opening then. Sorry for the delays here..
 
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