Synedica NAD+ & NMN 1000mg Injector Pen Kit

A combination of NAD+ and NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide) for research related to cellular energy metabolism and longevity studies. Each pen contains 600mg of NAD+ (60%) and 400mg of NMN (40%) .

What are NAD+ and NMN from Synedica ?

NAD + (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) and NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide) are essential molecules involved in cellular energy production and various metabolic processes.

NAD+ acts as a coenzyme, facilitating oxidation-reduction reactions (chemical reactions responsible for the transfer of electrons) that are fundamental for energy metabolism, DNA repair, and cell signaling.

NMN, in turn, functions as a precursor to NAD+ synthesis, providing the necessary components for cells to produce NAD+. When absorbed by cells, NMN is converted into NAD+ through a series of enzymatic reactions.

Should NAD+ and NMN be used together?

The combination of NAD+ and NMN may offer complementary benefits for research related to cellular health and energy metabolism.

Since NAD+ is required for a wide variety of biological processes, supplementation with NMN may help increase the availability of NAD+ in cells, potentially favoring processes dependent on this coenzyme and supporting studies on cellular aging and metabolic function.

If NMN increases NAD+ levels, is it still necessary to use NAD +?

Although NMN supplementation may contribute to increased NAD+ levels, the need to use NAD+ directly depends on several factors, including the research objectives and the specific characteristics of the protocol used.

In some cases, direct supplementation with NAD+ may be considered to support adequate levels of this important coenzyme.

On the other hand, in certain approaches, NMN alone may be sufficient to promote cellular production of NAD+, offering a natural and efficient way to increase its availability within cells.

Since NMN is converted into NAD+ in the body, it provides a relevant biological mechanism for research related to cellular energy, mitochondrial function, and processes associated with longevity.