Liposomal NAD+ Supplement 1600 MG with Trans-Resveratrol 600mg Softgels Pure NAD Supplement Max Absorption Support Cellular Energy Healthy Aging Gluten-Free Non-GMO 60 Softgels

Notice that I was feeling very depressed and I totally forgot the secret of all happiness is being complex vitamins I thought these were reasonable price so I decided to buy these I’m sure they will be brilliant

Have not heard of this brand before and upon looking it up it looks very new on the market. The packaging looks very nicely designed, the list of ingredients is quite desirable, but the capsules are rather on the large size. Best swallowed with lots of water. Have not noticed any changes in my body, good or bad, but I guess it takes longer than what this bottle provides.

Finished using all contents. Did not notice any difference in energy levels. But mine could be due to several factors....exercise, balanced diet, good sleep, low stress.....it may work differently for you.

Having done an absolute tonne of research into NAD, I am convinced that taking such supplements, as you age has merit. I would suggest doing your own research into NAD, what it does and why it should be taken with TMG. This supplement works. It works quickly and you do feel an energy boost. There are 3 main benefits to raising NAD levels. Anyone over 50 should know that this supplement seems to enable all three.I am happy to recommend this formula and over time you should find that it works well and you will feel different quickly. Recommended.

I was intrigued y the combination of NAD+ (100mg) and Ashwagandha (50mg) together in one supplement. it also states it contains Trans-Reservatrol (500mg) and Black Pepper Extract (50mg), so that's quite a combination. I am a little unsure what this is - milligrams? micrograms? Shouldn't;t it be clearer?The other ingredients appear to be fairly basic, cellulose, microcrystalline cellulose, silica and stearic acid.The label states it best take 1 hr after dinner, and discourages those under 18 from consuming. The capsules are pretty large at almost 2cm in length, so do be aware.I haven't been taking these for very long so I can't really comment on whether they are working or indeed whether they would be right for you. At £12.34 (currently) the 60 soft gels will last for one month and hopefully that's long enough to see if they appear to be useful.

NAD+ taken as a supplement has supposed anti-aging benefits and may improve one's overall well being. NAD+ is essential for regulating metabolism and circadian rhythm. As we become older, levels of NAD+ will decline. Reduced levels of NAD+ are associated with conditions like mental decline, diabetes, and heart disease.This product contains 1000mg NAD+ with 500mg trans-reservatrol, 50mg black pepper extract and 50mg ashwagandha per capsule. It's easy to swallow and has no discernable after-taste.It's rather early days for me to be commenting on it's anti-aging benefits but so far so good, this was recommended to me and I'll carry on taking it.

I take a number of supplements daily and have done for many years, and so I take an active interest in new products and consider myself something of a pro when it comes to them , however I reman sceptical of brands that pop up, as you want to be certain what you are ingesting is what it says on the label. There are a lot of fake products on the market containing only filler.Firstly the product comes apparently well packaged, although the plastic wrap on the box is fiddly to remove, and does not have a rip strip. Also the label on the bottle is not centred, as can be seen on the photo. This suggests that quality control is not strong, which raises my concerns, as established brands would not leave details like this in products sent out.The capsules are round 2cm long and are white in colour, not clear as might be expected from pure vegetable cellulose. This is usually titanium dioxide used to colour them white, which is not mentioned anywhere on the label, and as a synthetic colourant has some reported health risks and warnings.The serving size is 2 capsules per day, meaning that the 60 capsules are only enough for 30 days of use.The ingredients list of the product:NAD+ 1000mg,Trans-Resveratrol 500mgBlack pepper extract 50mgAshwagandha 50mgWhat struck me immediately was the weight of the capsule; the ingredient list suggests each capsule should contain 800mg of powder, to give 1600mg per 2 capsules. For reference a standard paracetamol tablet weighs 500mg, and these felt lighter that that, even including the capsule shell itself.I used my calibrated sub-gram measuring scale to weigh the contents of two random capsules from the bottle, and these gave results of 442mg and 434mg respectively. Therefore the claim that these contain 1600mg per 2 capsules seems to be false, the result being less than 900mg per 2 capsules. This is possibly an offense under UK trading law to sell products that weigh less than stated.I also taste tested the powder that is contained inside the capsules, which given the contents I would expect to be off-white to brown in colour and somewhat bitter, however the powder is pure white, of one crystalline texture, and has a sweet taste akin to artificial sweetener. There is no ingredient listed on the label which should give this taste result, and so I am sceptical that these are really what they proport to be.Looking for the brand website, this was only created in July 2024, and the owners have hidden their details, which raises further concerns. There is no UK registered company listed, nor even an international company, nor does their privacy policy work.In summery, I will not consume supplements that I am not 100% sure of their provenance, and nor should anyone. This product raises many red flags, so I would not recommend this, stick to an established brand. I will be disposing of this product.

Capsules were fine. Didn’t notice any difference in myself and no real benefits