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NAD+ Dosage Calculator

Do you know how much NAD+ you should take? Learn the best NAD+ injection schedule for your specific biology and lifestyle.

This tool is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional before starting or adjusting a therapy.

Quick Answer: The ideal NAD+ dosage depends on your baseline levels, age, and health goals, typically ranging from a 10mg microdose for beginners to a 100mg standard dose for experienced users. Our standard Vivere cartridges contain 1,000 mg of NAD+ in a 3 ml solution. Use the calculator below to find your personalized starting bracket.

Your Protocol Insights

Based on your profile, here is the rationale for your baseline dose.
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Baseline Testing Recommendation We recommend taking a baseline NAD⁺ test, followed by a re-test 4–8 weeks after starting therapy to track your progress and adjust your dosage if needed. Periodic testing every 3–6 months can then help you monitor your NAD⁺ levels over time and maintain them at an optimal range.
Independent educational methodology. Calculator outputs are proportional estimates based on standard clinical wellness practices for NAD+ replenishment. This tool is for educational reference only.

Safety Information

Important medical notice: Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD+) therapy should be approached with care. This calculator is an independent educational utility provided by Vivere and does not constitute prescribing guidance.

Because bioavailability and individual metabolism vary heavily, your specific protocol must be tailored by a medical professional. Do not change your dosing schedule or attempt to inject medication without direct clinical advice.

Why Use an NAD+ Dosage Calculator?

An NAD+ dosage calculator helps you estimate the most appropriate starting point for your therapy based on your unique lifestyle, age, and wellness goals. Because NAD+ depletion varies heavily from person to person, a one-size-fits-all dose is rarely effective.

Using this tool provides you with a proportional understanding of how your daily habits—like sleep, exercise, and stress—impact your cellular energy. It serves as an educational foundation so you can have a more informed conversation with your healthcare provider about your longevity and recovery protocols.

Common NAD+ Injection Conversions

Understanding your vial concentration is crucial for accurate dosing. Vivere NAD+ cartridges contain 1,000 mg of NAD+ suspended in 3 ml of solution. This means every 1 ml of liquid contains approximately 333.3 mg of NAD+.

Syringe Volume (ml) Approx. NAD+ Dose (mg) Typical Use Case
0.05 ml~16.6 mgGentle microdose / Beginner adjustment
0.10 ml~33.3 mgStandard daily maintenance
0.15 ml~50.0 mgEnhanced energy & recovery support
0.30 ml100.0 mgHigh-level clinical replenishment

Master NAD+ Dose Reference Chart

This table breaks down the proportional math for our standard 1,000mg / 3ml Vivere cartridge. It helps you quickly reference how much liquid to draw based on your target milligram dose using a standard U-100 Insulin syringe.

Target NAD+ Dose Volume Required (1,000mg/3ml) Syringe Units (U-100)
10 mg0.03 ml3 Units
20 mg0.06 ml6 Units
30 mg0.09 ml9 Units
40 mg0.12 ml12 Units
50 mg0.15 ml15 Units
75 mg0.22 ml22 Units
100 mg0.30 ml30 Units

NAD+ Calculator FAQs

How do I calculate my NAD+ injection dose?

To calculate your NAD+ dose, divide your target milligram dose by the concentration of your vial. For a Vivere 1,000mg/3ml cartridge, the concentration is 333.3mg per ml. This calculator automates those proportional considerations based on your lifestyle to give you a recommended starting bracket.

Is it better to inject NAD+ intramuscularly (IM) or subcutaneously (SubQ)?

Subcutaneous (SubQ) injections are generally preferred for daily or frequent NAD+ microdosing because they are less painful and absorb steadily into the bloodstream. Intramuscular (IM) injections are sometimes used for larger, less frequent doses, though they can cause more injection-site soreness.

Does pen or cartridge strength affect my liquid dosage?

Yes. A higher concentration cartridge changes how much liquid represents your target dose. Always check the total milligrams (mg) and total milliliters (ml) on your vial. If you switch from another provider to Vivere's 1,000mg/3ml format, your drawn volume will likely need to change.

Can I adjust my NAD+ dose based on how I feel?

While you can track subjective improvements in energy, focus, and sleep, you should not drastically alter your dose without medical guidance. We highly recommend utilizing blood NAD+ testing every 3 to 6 months to safely and accurately map your body's specific response to the therapy.