Mitochondrial research

Mitochondrial research
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Batch 100256 · Janoshik #230357
Analysed 15 September 2026. Component amounts are shown in the report; no overall purity is stated.
Original report client: Peptide Central UK.
Verification key: BMWZESPKDPMA
NAD+ 500 mg, supplied as lyophilised powder in a sealed, labelled vial for in-vitro laboratory research.
⚠ For laboratory research only. Not for use in or on humans or animals.
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NAD+ means oxidised nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme. It is not an amino-acid peptide. The 500 mg entry describes a labelled amount of research material.
NMN and NR are distinct molecules involved in NAD metabolism. They are not alternate names for NAD+. Read the NAD+, NMN and NR comparison.
This EPS listing describes research material. A supplement or pharmacy preparation has its own formulation and intended use; a shared compound name does not establish equivalence.
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500 mg identifies the nominal mass of material per vial. It does not specify a dose, a concentration in mg/mL or a measured-content result. Concentration additionally requires a defined final solution volume.
This page links Janoshik report #230357, an original source report naming Peptide Central UK as its client. The reported batch is 100256. This documents the submitted sample, not a verified connection to current EPS inventory. The COA library retains the original document and verification details.
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NAD+ 500 mg is listed for lawful in-vitro laboratory research as research material. It is not supplied for use in or on humans or animals. EPS does not provide dosing or self-administration guidance. Read the research use statement and assess the requirements that apply to the intended laboratory work.