What NAD+ costs in the UK, the £/mg on our 100mg vial, why it is priced and formatted differently to the peptides in the rest of the catalogue, and how to verify the price.
Part of our research peptide pricing pillar, this page covers NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) specifically.
| Product | Format | Price | £/mg | HPLC Purity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [NAD+](/products/nad-plus-100mg) | 100mg vial | £48.99 | £0.49 | 99.0% |
NAD+ is stocked in a 100mg fill, larger than any peptide format in the catalogue, and at £0.49/mg it is priced close to GHK-Cu on a per-mg basis despite being a coenzyme rather than a receptor-targeted signalling peptide.
NAD+ is not a peptide, it is a dinucleotide coenzyme, and its synthesis and cost structure sit outside the peptide comparisons that apply to the rest of this catalogue; comparing its £/mg directly against, say, Retatrutide's is not a meaningful exercise for that reason. It is also hygroscopic and particularly sensitive to moisture and light, a handling property that affects storage and shelf life rather than price directly. Our NAD+ and cellular energy research overview covers the coenzyme's role in the published literature.
Check the batch number on the product page against the certificate published in our COA library before treating the quoted purity as current. Our HPLC purity guide covers how that figure is derived and what it does and does not establish.
Back to Research Peptide Prices UK, the mitochondrial category, or our supplier-selection guide for general UK vetting checklist.
Disclaimer: Prices shown are current UK catalogue prices at time of publication; check the live shop before ordering. NAD+ is supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research use, not for human or animal use. This page does not provide dosing, administration or treatment guidance. Not medical advice.
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