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NAD+ certificate of analysis — batch NJ500

The full test report for this batch, issued by Janoshik Analytical, published with its verification key so you can confirm it independently. For laboratory research use only.

Batch NJ500
CompoundNAD+
Batch / lotNJ500
Quantity found536.16 mg
PurityNot determined. This batch was submitted for quantification only.
Analysis date18 March 2026
Testing laboratoryJanoshik Analytical
Verification keyZWDXE2FRUTE

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  1. Go to janoshik.com/verify.
  2. Enter the verification key ZWDXE2FRUTE.
  3. Compare what Janoshik returns against the certificate published above — same batch, same results, same date.
  4. When your vial arrives, check that the lot printed on it reads NJ500.

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Reading this result

This batch was quantified rather than purity-tested, so no purity figure is shown. A quantity result confirms how much compound is present in the vial; it does not report purity, and we are not going to imply a figure that was never measured.

NAD+ is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme central to redox reactions and studied widely in cellular metabolism. All material is supplied strictly for laboratory research use and must not be administered to humans or animals.

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