NAD+ 500mg Peptide

What is NJ500?

Cellular coenzyme profile for DNA repair, mitochondrial, and energy-metabolism research. The Core PEPTIDE knowledge record describes NAD+ as a key coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism, DNA repair, mitochondrial function, ATP synthesis context, and sirtuin-pathway research. NAD+ 500mg is mapped to LPPeptide SKU NJ500. Current storefront values use our product data: 500mg x 10 vials /box, $59.00 USD per box. LPPeptide reference specs: 100mg x 10 vials / 500mg x 10 vials / 1000mg x 10 vials.

Research context

The Core PEPTIDE knowledge record describes NAD+ as a key coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism, DNA repair, mitochondrial function, ATP synthesis context, and sirtuin-pathway research. Research commonly centers on NAD+/NADH balance, sirtuin pathway context, DNA repair models, and cellular energy markers.

Commonly matched with

NJ500 is commonly reviewed alongside 2s10, ET10, NJ1000, MS10, SS-31. Keep each combination tied to a defined research objective and lot record.

Compliance notice

NJ500 is supplied for research use only. It is not for human or veterinary use, not for consumption, and statements on this page are reference context rather than medical claims.

Reference literature focus

The Core PEPTIDE knowledge record describes NAD+ as a key coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism, DNA repair, mitochondrial function, ATP synthesis context, and sirtuin-pathway research. Research commonly centers on NAD+/NADH balance, sirtuin pathway context, DNA repair models, and cellular energy markers.

Study design notes

Use the Core Peptide product knowledge record, current Core Peptide COA, and internal lab SOP to confirm identity, concentration, and endpoints before this material enters a study. The matched LPPeptide reference specification is 100 mg x 10 vials / 500 mg x 10 vials / 1000 mg x 10 vials.

Core Peptide Handling Reference

Core PEPTIDE knowledge source: add 3.0 mL bacteriostatic water for 166.7 mg/mL. The reference range is once daily 50-100 mg. At this concentration, 1 U equals 1.67 mg; 50 mg is about 30 U, 75 mg about 45 U, and 100 mg about 60 U.

Core PEPTIDE preparation pattern: let the lyophilized vial reach room temperature before opening, add 3.0 mL sterile water slowly down the vial wall, roll gently until clear and colorless, discard if discolored or precipitated, label the date, refrigerate, and protect from light.

Preparation

NAD+ 500mg ships as lyophilized powder. Reconstitution note: Core PEPTIDE knowledge source: add 3.0 mL bacteriostatic water for 166.7 mg/mL. The reference range is once daily 50-100 mg. At this concentration, 1 U equals 1.67 mg; 50 mg is about 30 U, 75 mg about 45 U, and 100 mg about 60 U. Record the final concentration and preparation date in the study log.

Storage

Lyophilized: -20 deg C or below, ideally -80 deg C for multi-year storage, dry and dark. Reconstituted: 2-8°C, protect from light, use within about 14 days, and avoid repeated freeze-thaw. Follow the most current lot-specific handling record whenever it is available.

Safety observations

Handling and interpretation depend on route and model. Use lot-specific documentation and avoid extrapolating assay data to consumer outcomes.

Contraindications

Do not use NJ500 outside qualified research workflows. Review the current SDS, COA, and protocol exclusions before handling.

Interaction review

Review compatibility with SS-31, MOTS-C, glutathione, and other redox or mitochondrial study materials.

Certificate of Analysis

Each LPPeptide lot should be confirmed against current batch documentation before shipment or study use. This product page keeps NJ500 visible so the SKU can be matched to the active COA.

Current catalog summary

• SKU: NJ500
• Product: NAD+ 500 mg
• Storefront specification: 500 mg x 10 vials / box
• LPPeptide reference specs: 100 mg x 10 vials / 500 mg x 10 vials / 1000 mg x 10 vials
• Listed box price: $59.00 USD
• Reference: LPPeptide product knowledge record

Testing checklist

• Peptide identity or material identity
• HPLC purity or assay result where applicable
• Batch ID and test date
• Sterility/endotoxin or accessory checks when applicable
• Residual solvent and handling notes where applicable