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Alpha BioMed NAD+ vial
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Meet NAD+

NAD+, in a 1000 mg presentation.

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The productNAD+

The NAD+ product featured on this page.

The presentation1000 mg per vial

The total amount listed for this vial presentation.

The sourceAlpha BioMed

The supplier we source our NAD+ products from.

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Educational overview only. Individual results vary, treatment is not appropriate for everyone, and all care decisions should be made with a licensed clinician.

Dose reference

Alpha BioMed reference protocol

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Vial reference
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Vial strength

1000 mg / 3 ml

Provider-supplied example

30 unitsIM (intramuscular)

Twice weekly
Amount in vial
1000 mg per vial
BAC water in
3 mL
Per syringe unit
≈ 3.3333 mg / U-100 unit
Two times per week30 units per administration
  1. First30units
  2. Second30units

Two administrations within one week. Specific weekdays and spacing are not supplied here; follow the schedule confirmed by your clinician.

Supplied directions

1000 mg / 3 ml; 30 units IM twice weekly. Timing: anytime.

At the listed prepared volume (1000 mg in 3 mL), 30 U-100 syringe units = 0.3 mL = 100 mg. Confirm the exact product concentration and prescribed schedule with the clinic.

Preparation & use

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  1. 01

    Prepare the vial

    Add 3 ml BAC water to the vial. Inject it slowly down the inside wall of the vial, then gently swirl until dissolved; do not shake. Use sterile technique.

  2. 02

    Read the syringe

    30 U-100 syringe units = 0.3 mL = 100 mg.

  3. 03

    Route and site

    Self-injection: IM (intramuscular). Use an appropriate muscle site such as the deltoid, vastus lateralis/front outer thigh, or gluteal area; rotate sides/sites and avoid sore, bruised, or damaged tissue. Use trained technique.

  4. 04

    Changing the dose

    Only increase or change dose according to the listed protocol. Follow titration instructions when applicable; do not increase faster than the protocol.

Do not use if the solution is cloudy, discolored, or has particles. Contact us before use if anything is unclear.

Storage & safety

Know before use.

Store at 20º - 25ºC (68º - 78ºF). Protect from light. Refrigerate after first reconstitution.

01

Possible side effects. Possible side effects include flushing, nausea, headache, dizziness, chest tightness, fatigue, or injection-site irritation.

02

Pause and get help. Pause use and get help for red flag symptoms, unexpected side effects, dose errors, missed doses with symptoms, pregnancy, new diagnosis, new medication, or uncertainty about storage/reconstitution.

03

Urgent symptoms. Severe allergic reaction, trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, severe swelling, infection signs, or rapidly worsening symptoms require urgent medical help.

RouteIM (intramuscular)Use the route specified for this product.
Calculated vial yield10 draws at 30 unitsTheoretical full draws before handling losses. Not a treatment duration, storage limit, or after-mixing expiry date.
Product instructionsReview use and safety.

Video tutorial

Injection technique, shown clearly.

Watch the supplied technique overview, then follow the instructions from your licensed provider and dispensing pharmacy.

Important: This is provider-supplied reference content, not a prescription or personalized medical advice. Unit conversions apply only to the exact concentration shown. NAD+ dosing, preparation, storage, and protocol changes must be confirmed with a qualified clinician and the dispensing pharmacy.

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FAQs.

Clear answers for the most common questions about use, storage, safety, and the supplied vial protocol.

01What is the supplied dosing protocol?

1000 mg / 3 ml; 30 units IM twice weekly. Timing: anytime.

02What preparation is listed?

Add 3 ml BAC water to the vial. Inject it slowly down the inside wall of the vial, then gently swirl until dissolved; do not shake. Use sterile technique.

03Where is it administered?

Self-injection: IM (intramuscular). Use an appropriate muscle site such as the deltoid, vastus lateralis/front outer thigh, or gluteal area; rotate sides/sites and avoid sore, bruised, or damaged tissue. Use trained technique.

04What course or supply duration is listed?

5 weeks This is the supplied course or supply note; it is not an after-mixing expiry date. Calculated vial draws are shown separately.

05How should it be stored?

Store at 20º - 25ºC (68º - 78ºF). Protect from light. Refrigerate after first reconstitution.

06Who needs a safety review?

Pregnant/breastfeeding clients, minors, clients with active infection, uncontrolled medical conditions, severe allergies, or complex medication histories should complete safety review before use.

07What side effects are possible?

Possible side effects include flushing, nausea, headache, dizziness, chest tightness, fatigue, or injection-site irritation.

08When should I pause and get help?

Pause use and get help for red flag symptoms, unexpected side effects, dose errors, missed doses with symptoms, pregnancy, new diagnosis, new medication, or uncertainty about storage/reconstitution.

09Which symptoms require urgent help?

Severe allergic reaction, trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, severe swelling, infection signs, or rapidly worsening symptoms require urgent medical help.

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This FAQ is educational and does not replace the advice, diagnosis, prescription, or product-specific instructions of a licensed healthcare professional.

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