NAD+ cost per milligram
Put in the price you were quoted, the milligrams in one dose, and how many doses that price buys. The result is the only coloured thing on the page, and the division that produced it is printed underneath.
| total milligrams100 mg × 8 | 800 mg |
|---|---|
| cost per 100 mg$189.00 ÷ 800 mg × 100 | $23.63 |
What the calculator assumes, and what it does not
It assumes the milligrams you enter are what actually reaches you. That is a real assumption and it is not always true: an infusion bag, a subcutaneous vial and an oral precursor capsule are not interchangeable milligrams, and a precursor in particular is a different molecule doing a different job. The calculator cannot know that, so it does not pretend to — it divides what you give it.
It also assumes the doses are the doses you take. Plans quoted per month usually include a dose count; if yours does not, the count is a guess, and a guessed count makes a guessed answer. Nothing here should be read as a claim about what a route does for you.
Why this page carries no advertising
Nothing on this page is paid, and nothing on it ever will be. A calculator sitting beside a button that pays the person who built it is not a calculator, it is a funnel with arithmetic printed on it. The pages that carry paid links are the route explainers and the ranked cost table, they say so on themselves, and this page stays clean so that those pages can be believed. The rule is enforced by a build guard rather than by good intentions — see the disclosure.