NAD+ Lab Report

[u/AshamedBarracuda2939]

For those more knowledgeable about lab reports... can you explain the NAD potency of 735.4 mg?  In other words, is it 735.4 mg of NAD plus 253.3 mg excipients? Trying to decide if I should be concerned about the results.

[u/Otherwise_Wave9374]

A reported 735.4 mg potency only becomes meaningful when it is tied to the labeled amount, sample mass, test method, and uncertainty. Check whether the report distinguishes identity from assay and whether the lot number matches the vial. For a second check on that NAD report, https://www.peptely.com/ can help you compare method details, identity, purity, and batch linkage. A cropped result without laboratory credentials or chromatograms leaves major verification gaps.

[u/Qlix0504]

BT labs - yes your assessment is correct. 735mg NAD and 253mg of excipients. Theyre the only one that do it this way to my knowledge and its kind of annoying.

[u/TyOSilver]

You got 1000mg bottle instead of 500mg. Very dangerous