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Drawing Up and Dosing: Using the provided insulin syringe and needle, carefully measure out the amount of NAD+ prescribed by your healthcare provider.
Understanding the Doses: Each increment of 0.1ml on the insulin syringe, corresponding to 10 units, delivers 20mg of NAD+. Therefore: A volume of 0.1ml (marked as 10 units on the syringe) provides 20mg of NAD+. A volume of 0.25ml (marked as 25 units) equals 50mg of NAD+. A volume of 0.5ml (marked as 50 units) contains 100mg of NAD+.
How should I administer the NAD+ injection, and what is the recommended frequency?
Utilize the insulin needle and syringe provided to draw the specified dose, injecting it beneath the skin. Begin with a 0.1 ml dose and, if desired, gradually increase to a maximum of 0.5 ml (100 mg), up to three times weekly. Each 0.1 ml (equating to 10 units) contains 20 mg of NAD+, with the quantity increasing proportionally with the dosage.
Where is the best place on my body to inject NAD+?
It is best to inject into fatty areas of the skin, such as the upper arm, belly, or side/lower back region.
How much NAD+ is in each injection?
The NAD+ content varies with the volume of the injection: 0.1ml (10 units) contains 20mg, 0.25ml (25 units) contains 50mg, and 0.5ml (50 units) contains 100mg of NAD+.
What items are included with my NAD+ injection order?
Your order will include a 5ml vial of NAD+ solution (200 mg/ml), along with the necessary syringes and needles.
What if I exhaust my supply of syringes or needles?
Additional syringes and needles can be acquired from local pharmacies or stores like Walgreens or CVS.
When can I expect to notice the effects of NAD+ injections?
Benefits, particularly an increase in energy, are often felt within one to two hours after injection. Do not exceed three injections per week.
Is refrigeration necessary for my NAD+ solution?
Yes, keeping the solution refrigerated helps maintain its effectiveness.
When is it time to discard my NAD+ vial?
Dispose of the vial 90 days after compounding or 28 days after its first use, whichever comes first, especially if the vial has been punctured.
Can I use NAD+ treatments if I have a current or past cancer diagnosis?
NAD+ usage is generally discouraged for active cancer patients due to potential unknown risks. For those in remission or with a cancer history, a licensed prescriber should review their case before approving use.
What should the NAD+ solution look like?
The solution is typically clear. A yellowish tint might occur due to pH variation, but is still safe for use. Contact customer service for guidance if the solution appears dark or brown.
Why is TMG supplementation recommended with NAD+ injections?
Excess niacinamide triggers a methylation process requiring additional methyl donors. Therefore, supplementing with 1000mg of trimethylglycine (TMG or betaine) on injection days is advised.
While NAD+ injections can offer health benefits, being aware of potential side effects is important.
Common side effects include:
Less common side effects may include:
Where to find more side effects information
For more information, ask your healthcare provider or ask your pharmacist.
The above statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Less common side effects may include:
Where to find more side effects information
For more information, ask your healthcare provider or ask your pharmacist.
The above statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Treatment Failure
This medication is not 100% effective. There is a possibility it may only partially resolve the condition or not work for the condition at all. Should you find the treatment to not be working or you notice new or worsening symptoms or side effects we urge you to reach out to your provider. If there is an emergency situation, call 911 or seek immediate in-person medical attention.
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Alternative Treatment
The recommendation of your BIOVERSE provider is based upon your specific situation, however in some cases there may be alternative treatments available that could work for you. These alternative treatments may vary in how effective they are or require an in-person exam that we are unable to provide. Please message us with any questions or concerns you have regarding your treatment.