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MitoSyne NR 300 — Nicotinamide Riboside Chloride, 300 mg

MitoSyne NR 300 — Nicotinamide Riboside Chloride, 300 mg

Nicotinamide Riboside Chloride · 300 mg

$59.00 USD
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Support NAD+ precursor intake and normal cellular metabolism within an evidence-literate routine.
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Formula overview

Raise the biomarker. Keep the promise honest.

A 300 mg nicotinamide riboside chloride capsule positioned around one defensible fact: it is a precursor that can raise NAD+ biomarkers. It does not promise slower ageing, more lifespan or a universal energy effect.

  • 300 mg nicotinamide riboside chloride per capsule
  • Provides a precursor used in NAD+ metabolism
  • Human studies support NAD+ biomarker increases
  • No resveratrol or proprietary blend
  • One-capsule serving

Supplement Facts / exact formula

Serving size
1 capsule
Servings
60
Unit count
60 CAPSULES • 60 SERVINGS
Dosage form
Size 0 or 00 vegan HPMC capsule
Component Role Amount Specification
Active Nicotinamide Riboside Chloride 300 mg Nicotinamide riboside chloride, preferred Niagen® or USP-compendial equivalent, 300 mg
Capsule / softgel shell Size 0 or 00 vegan HPMC capsule Per unit Must match final allergen/vegan statement
Microcrystalline cellulose or rice concentrate Processing excipient q.s.; minimum validated amount Fill-weight normalization
Silicon dioxide Processing excipient q.s.; minimum validated amount Moisture/flow control
Vegetable magnesium stearate Processing excipient q.s.; minimum validated amount Minimal lubricant if needed

Why this form

Active form

Nicotinamide riboside chloride, preferred Niagen® or USP-compendial equivalent, 300 mg

Exact chloride form, 300 mg capsule, no resveratrol/TMG blend, no 'NAD+' on the Supplement Facts line unless compliant, and no longevity promise.

Evidence in context and limitations

Intended role

Support NAD+ precursor intake and normal cellular metabolism within an evidence-literate routine.

Trials support tolerability and NAD+ biomarker increases. Evidence for muscle function, broad metabolic improvement, energy or healthy-ageing outcomes is inconsistent. Any 'anti-ageing' or lifespan claim would exceed the evidence.

Directions and time horizon

Adults take one capsule daily, preferably in the morning, with or without food. Do not combine multiple high-dose niacin-family products without professional review.

NAD-related biomarkers can change within days to weeks, but no timeline can be assigned to a meaningful health outcome because such outcomes are not established.

Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct heat, moisture and light.

Quality and testing

USP or validated HPLC identity/assay target 98-102%; chloride confirmation, water content and specified degradation products. Use moisture-controlled rooms, desiccant and barrier packaging. Verify patents, trademark authorization and country-specific legal status before artwork approval.

  • Identity
  • Assay
  • Nicotinamide/related substances
  • Water content
  • Residual solvents
  • Elemental impurities
  • Microbiology
  • Fill-weight variation
  • Disintegration
  • Stability-indicating assay

Warnings and interactions

For adults only. Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, receiving cancer treatment, using other high-dose niacin-family products, or managing liver, kidney or metabolic disease.

Interactions

Consider total niacin-family intake and review use during active cancer treatment, pregnancy, breastfeeding or complex metabolic/liver disease with a clinician. No claim should imply oncology benefit or harm.

FAQ

Is NR the same as NMN?

No. They are different NAD+ precursors with different legal, quality and evidence considerations.

Will it increase NAD+?

Human studies show that NR can increase NAD-related blood metabolites. That does not prove a specific longevity or performance outcome.

Will it make me feel more energetic?

Some consumers may report subjective effects, but a universal energy benefit is not established.

Why no resveratrol or TMG?

The product is intentionally single-ingredient so dose, evidence and response remain interpretable.

Is NR FDA approved?

No dietary supplement should be described as FDA approved. The ingredient and finished product must comply with applicable dietary-supplement law and quality requirements.

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