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Cellular & Mitochondrial

NAD+

3 specifications · $110.00 – $170.00 · supplied as lyophilised powder for in-vitro laboratory research use only.

NAD+ is a short peptide with the molecular formula C21H27N7O14P2 and a molecular weight of 663.4 g/mol (PubChem CID 5892). Aegis Bio supplies it as lyophilised powder in 3 specifications, for in-vitro laboratory research use only.

Supplied against a ≥99% HPLC purity specification. Lots are analysed by Janoshik Analytical, an independent laboratory commissioned by the manufacturer, and Aegis Bio submits selected lots to Accumark in California for its own independent verification. The figure measured for the lot supplied is stated on its certificate of analysis, available by request before ordering. What each section of a COA establishes.

Chemical identity

Molecular formula
C21H27N7O14P2
Molecular weight
663.4 g/mol
PubChem CID
5892
CAS number
53-84-9
Also listed as
nadide; coenzyme I; beta-NAD

Identity values sourced from PubChem for the named compound. Lot-specific purity and identity are stated on the certificate of analysis for the batch supplied — see how to read a COA.

Specifications and pricing

NAD+ — available specifications
SpecificationSKUFormatAvailabilityPrice (USD)Add to order
100 mg x 10 vialsNJ100Pack of 10In stock$110.00
500 mg x 10 vialsNJ500Pack of 10In stock$125.00
1000 mg x 10 vialsNJ1000Pack of 10In stock$170.00

Prices are in USD and include the vial. Flat-rate shipping is added at checkout, with a reduced rate on larger kit orders. Payment is accepted in on-chain Bitcoin or USDT (ERC-20); orders remain pending until payment is verified.

Cost per milligram

NAD+ — total material and unit rate by specification
SpecificationTotal materialPriceCost per mg
1000 mg x 10 vials10000 mg$170.00$0.017/mg
500 mg x 10 vials5000 mg$125.00$0.025/mg
100 mg x 10 vials1000 mg$110.00$0.110/mg

Choosing a specification

NAD+ is listed in 3 specifications. Measured by cost per milligram — the only figure that compares cleanly across different strengths and vial counts — the best value is the 1000 mg x 10 vials at $170.00, which works out to $0.017/mg. The least efficient listing is the 100 mg x 10 vials at $110.00, or $0.110/mg — a 6.5× premium per milligram.

NAD+ is supplied in pack format only. Higher-strength packs carry a lower cost per milligram than lower-strength packs, because a fixed share of the price covers the vial, the fill and handling rather than the material itself — so buying strength is generally better value than buying count. See cost per milligram for the full comparison method.

Reconstitution reference

Resulting concentration by vial strength and diluent volume. Arithmetic only, provided for laboratory preparation and dilution planning — this is not dosing guidance. The method is set out in the reconstitution and dilution guide.

Concentration (mg/mL) after adding bacteriostatic water
Vial+1 mL+2 mL+3 mL+5 mL
100 mg100.00 mg/mL50.00 mg/mL33.33 mg/mL20.00 mg/mL
500 mg500.00 mg/mL250.00 mg/mL166.67 mg/mL100.00 mg/mL
1000 mg1000.00 mg/mL500.00 mg/mL333.33 mg/mL200.00 mg/mL

Molar reference

Molar quantity per vial at each available strength, calculated from a molecular weight of 663.4 g/mol. Useful where a protocol is specified in molar rather than mass terms. Values are for the free peptide; net peptide content per vial depends on water and counter-ion content stated on the certificate of analysis.

NAD+ — mass to molar conversion
VialMicromolesNanomoles
100 mg150.739 µmol150739 nmol
500 mg753.693 µmol753693 nmol
1000 mg1507.386 µmol1507386 nmol

Physicochemical profile

NAD+ is a short peptide: 44 heavy atoms with 11 rotatable bonds and a computed structural complexity index of 1120. Its topological polar surface area is 321 Å², with 7 hydrogen-bond donors and 18 acceptors, and a computed XLogP of -6 places it in the strongly hydrophilic range. The reference structure is formally neutral.

For identity confirmation by mass spectrometry the figure to compare against is the monoisotopic mass, 663.10912256 Da, rather than the average molecular weight of 663.4 g/mol. The two diverge as molecules get larger, because the average weight accounts for natural isotope abundance across every atom. See what identity and purity each prove.

NAD+ — computed descriptors (PubChem CID 5892)
DescriptorValue
Monoisotopic mass663.10912256 Da
Average molecular weight663.4 g/mol
Topological polar surface area321 Ų
Computed XLogP-6
Hydrogen-bond donors / acceptors7 / 18
Rotatable bonds11
Heavy atoms44
Formal charge0
Structural complexity index1120

Descriptors are computed values published by PubChem for the reference structure. They describe the molecule, not the supplied lot — measured purity and identity for the batch you receive are stated on its certificate of analysis.

How this compares within its class

By best available cost per milligram it ranks 2 of 4 in Cellular & Mitochondrial, against a class range of $0.009 to $2.100 per mg. At 663.4 g/mol it is the second lightest of the 4 compounds in this class with a published molecular weight, which is what drives the molar figures above. It is listed in 3 specifications, against a class median of 3.

Comparisons are drawn from the current Aegis Bio catalog and are procurement figures only — they carry no implication about relative suitability for any purpose. See the full cellular & mitochondrial class →

Catalog record

Supplier label
1000mg*10vials; 100mg*10vials; 500mg*10vials
Catalog codes
NJ100, NJ1000, NJ500
Price list
2026 edition

Specification strings are reproduced as supplied on the manufacturer price list. Where a supplier string and the normalised specification differ in formatting, the normalised value in the table above is what is fulfilled.

Storage and handling

This class spans a wide mass range, from small-molecule cofactors to high-mass peptide fragments, so handling varies more within it than in other groups. Cofactors such as NAD+ and glutathione are readily oxidised in solution — prepare working solutions close to the time of use rather than storing them.

Full detail in the storage and handling guide.

Documentation

A certificate of analysis is available by request for the batch supplied, covering HPLC purity and mass-spectrometry identity confirmation. The two measurements answer different questions — identity confirms the molecule, purity quantifies how much of the sample it represents. See what each one proves.

Frequently asked

What specifications of NAD+ are available?

NAD+ is listed in 3 specifications: 100 mg x 10 vials, 500 mg x 10 vials, 1000 mg x 10 vials. Prices are in USD and include the vial.

Is a certificate of analysis available for NAD+?

Yes. A certificate of analysis is available by request for the batch supplied, covering HPLC purity and mass-spectrometry identity confirmation. Request the COA for a specific lot before ordering if your protocol requires documentation on file.

Can working solutions be stored, or should they be made fresh?

Cofactors in this class, including NAD+ and glutathione, are readily oxidised in solution. Prepare working solutions close to the time of use rather than storing them, and keep stock solutions cold, dark and aliquoted.

How should NAD+ be stored?

Store the lyophilised powder sealed at −20 °C, protected from light and moisture. After reconstitution, store at 2–8 °C and avoid repeated freeze–thaw cycles. Bring sealed vials to room temperature before opening to avoid condensation onto cold powder.

What does shipping cost?

Carts made up entirely of single vials ship for $20.00. Any cart containing a multi-vial kit ships for $60.00 standard or $80.00 expedited, with single vials included free. From 4 kits upward the rate drops to $30.00 standard or $50.00 expedited. Shipping is added at checkout and revalidated on the server before the order is accepted.

How is payment handled?

Payment is accepted in on-chain Bitcoin or USDT on Ethereum (ERC-20). No card details are collected. Orders remain pending until the payment is verified on-chain, after which a confirmation is sent.

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