NAD+ Dosage Calculator
This NAD+ page provides concentration arithmetic only. FDA has warned about unsuitable ingredients used in NAD+ injectables; a numerical result cannot verify a product’s quality or an appropriate route of administration.
- Example vial inputs
- 100 mg · 500 mg · 1000 mg
Compounded NAD+ injections are not FDA-approved. FDA has reported adverse events associated with NAD+ injectables.
Step 1
Your vial & dose
What’s in your vial?
Vial values are examples. Replace them with your product or pharmacy label values.
Use the final volume confirmed by your product instructions or pharmacist. It may differ from the diluent volume added. If the label gives mg/mL, choose “Label concentration”.
Step 2
Type the dose exactly as written on your prescription or label. We don’t suggest doses.
Step 3
Syringe size
Smaller barrels have finer marks, which makes small doses easier to read.
Live syringe preview · 100-unit
Draw to
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Enter the dose on your prescription to see how many units to draw.
- Concentration
- 100 mg/mL
- Each unit contains
- 1,000 mcg
Quick reference
Units → dose at your concentration
100 mg/mL · 1,000 mcg per unit
Arithmetic examples only. These amounts are not suggested doses.
2 units
2 mg
0.02 mL
5 units
5 mg
0.05 mL
10 units
10 mg
0.1 mL
15 units
15 mg
0.15 mL
20 units
20 mg
0.2 mL
25 units
25 mg
0.25 mL
30 units
30 mg
0.3 mL
40 units
40 mg
0.4 mL
50 units
50 mg
0.5 mL
60 units
60 mg
0.6 mL
75 units
75 mg
0.75 mL
100 units
100 mg
1 mL
Dosing schedule
Is there a standard NAD+ dose?
There is no FDA-approved dosing for this compound. This page only converts the dose you enter into syringe units — it does not recommend a dose.
Storing your vial
- This page does not provide a validated preparation method, storage temperature or beyond-use period for this unapproved product.
- A calculation cannot establish a product’s identity, sterility or suitability for injection. Ask a licensed pharmacist about the specific product before use.
Please read before injecting
Always confirm your dose, concentration and syringe markings with your prescriber or pharmacist. Small calculation errors can have serious consequences. This tool does math — it doesn’t tell you what dose to take.
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References
Last updated October 2026.
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