NAD+ price tools
Vial milligram calculator
Enter the strength and volume on the label to find the total milligrams in your purchase. This calculates container contents, not a dose to take.
| what one unit is10 mL at 200 mg/mL | 10 mL |
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| State no dose at all | 233 of 345 |
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| Of those that state one, reach a milligram total | 57 of 112 |
| This site divides into a cost per milligram | 18 of 345 |
Why the multiplication is the whole problem
57 distinct dose lines appear across the 107 sellers on this roster, and they were ruled one at a time. 3 of them are what this site calls a strength only — a concentration with no volume beside it, carried by 10 distinct prices. Another 6 are a volume only, carried by 6 distinct prices: millilitres that cannot become milligrams because the strength is missing. Only 6 state both, on 10 prices — and on those, the multiplication is ours rather than the seller’s. 5 of the 18 totals on this site’s board were arrived at that way, and each one says so on the line where it appears.
Which is why this box exists rather than a longer explanation. How much NAD+ is in a vial sets out all 57 lines and the ruling on each; this page just does the sum.
What this does not tell you
This is what is in a container, not what reaches you and not what you should take. There is no clinician behind this site, it publishes no dosing schedule, and a milligram delivered one way is not a milligram delivered another — see the medical disclaimer.
It also cannot check the numbers you give it. If a seller states a strength and you supply the volume from memory, the answer is your recollection multiplied by their figure. And a concentration stated for one product does not carry to another the same seller sells.
Once you have a milligram total, the cost per milligram calculator turns it and a price into the figure this site is named after.
How partner placements are kept separate
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