NAD+ 500mg

Coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism

Vial500 mg

Mix5 mL

Concentration100 mg/mL

Each 10 units10 mg

Vial lastsLasts approximately 2–3 weeks

Injection sites

Subcutaneous peptide injection areas: abdomen, thighs, needle bevel orientation, insertion angle and the injection steps

Dosing protocol

Injection frequency Three times weekly

Injection time In the morning, injected very slowly Stimulating, so not in the evening. The pace matters as much as the hour — a fast injection causes flushing and chest tightness.

Injection site Abdomen Subcutaneous and very slow. A fast injection causes pressure and discomfort at the site.

Stage	Syringe units	Actual dose
Each dose	50–75 units	50 mg – 75 mg

Units refer to a U-100 insulin syringe, where 100 units = 1 mL. The actual dose is derived from the vial concentration after reconstitution.

Tip for a more comfortable injection: draw the dose into the syringe, return the vial to the fridge, and let the syringe stand out for about 20 minutes

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