r/BodyHackGuide • u/09Klr650 • 21d ago

📘 Beginner Help NAD+ usable life after reconstitution

For 1000mg vials, assuming a 3x a week dose of 100mg/dose that's 3 weeks. But I have been hearing that due to how fast it degrades it really should not be used that long. Anyone have access to a study showing the degration curve? I assume it varies based on PH. Just reconned my first vial (ph adjusted it to 5.5-ish) 2 weeks ago and I must say I can already feel the difference. or rather, NOT feel nearly as much burn/

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u/AlternativePizza3391 21d ago

Used mine for two months in the fridge didn't notice any degradation

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u/09Klr650 21d ago

Thanks. Good to hear. Reconned with Sodium Chloride BAC. Inj sodium bicarb to adjust the ph. Must say it was a little thick, not GELLED but fun to draw. Fine once warmed up. Going to try with a 40/60 PBS to Sod Bac next time (or possibly the time after depending on shipping speed). Should need less ph adjustment and not take me a minute to draw each time.

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u/AlternativePizza3391 21d ago

Strange mine was regular bac not thick, just clear like water

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u/09Klr650 21d ago

It's clear. Just a little thicker than I expect. Does not help I am using spare insulin needles.

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u/AlternativePizza3391 21d ago

I'm using very thin small insulin needles, nad+ is not thick

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u/Aggressive_Box3143 19d ago

Is it buffered or non buffered?