What is NAD+ Research Strips?
NAD+ Research Strips are thin dissolving films that each carry a fixed amount of NAD+, packed 30 to a sealed carton.
Key facts
- Compound class: NAD+ dissolving film strips
- Format: Dissolving film strips in a sealed carton
- Compound: NAD+
- Strips per carton: 30
- Form: Dissolving film strips
- Research area: Research Strips
In laboratory research
They are used in dissolution and formulation research, where a measured, solid film format is compared with NAD+ powder and solution.
Related compounds
Within our research strips collection, these strips is most often compared with Selank + Semax Research Strips, a selank and Semax dissolving film strips. Running related compounds side by side, with matched vehicle controls and the same assay conditions, makes it easier to attribute differences in a readout to the compound itself rather than to handling or batch effects.
Thin film strips that each carry a fixed, pre measured amount of compound, packed in sealed cartons for dissolution and formulation research.
Working with the strips in the laboratory
Open the carton in a dry environment and remove one strip at a time with clean, dry gloves. Each strip carries a fixed amount of compound, so studies can be planned by strip count rather than by weighing. Record the batch number printed on the carton and the date it was opened.
Storage and stability
Keep the carton sealed in a cool, dry place away from light and humidity. Handle strips with clean, dry gloves and reseal the inner pouch after each use.
Batch documentation
Every lot carries a batch number that links it to a certificate of analysis recording identity by mass spectrometry and purity by HPLC. Request the COA for your batch at any time, and keep it with your lab records alongside the concentration and date of reconstitution.
Research use only
These strips is sold strictly for in vitro and preclinical laboratory research. It is not a drug, food, dietary supplement or cosmetic, it has not been approved for any human or veterinary use, and it must not be administered to people or animals. Researchers are responsible for following the rules of their institution and country. Read our full research use disclaimer.
Related research compounds
Browse all research dissolving strips or see the peptide research guide for storage and reconstitution basics.
