Nad+ Sublingual Drops, 30 ml

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) in a sublingual dropper format from Pure Limitless. The 30 ml bottle contains 3,000 mg of NAD+ in total, and the drops are held under the tongue rather than swallowed straight away. If you are looking for a NAD+ supplement in the UK as a liquid rather than a capsule or an injection, this is the format Pure Limitless has chosen.

It is sold as a food supplement. At £124.99 it is the most expensive single item on our shelf, which reflects the cost of the raw material rather than the packaging.

What it is

NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every living cell. The abbreviation stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, and the plus sign refers to the oxidised form of the molecule, which is the form sold in supplements. It is related to vitamin B3 (niacin), from which the body makes it. We describe what it is; we make no claims about what taking it does.

Sublingual means under the tongue. The drops are held there for a short while before swallowing, which is the method the brand has chosen for this product. NAD+ is also sold as capsules, patches and, in clinics, as injections and infusions; the dropper is the format that sits between a capsule and a clinic.

The brand publishes the figures that matter: 30 ml per bottle, 3,000 mg of NAD+ per bottle, a serving of 1 ml, and 30 servings per bottle. That is 100 mg of NAD+ per 1 ml serving. It has not published the carrier liquid or the other ingredients on its product page, so we do not state them; the bottle label lists them, and if you need them before ordering, ask us and we will check with the brand.

Pure Limitless is a UK supplement brand focused on NAD+. Herbastore stocks it as one of our third-party brands alongside Mushroom Dispensary, Easy Green CBD and Somniveve.

How to take it

Draw 1 ml with the dropper, hold it under the tongue, then swallow. One serving is 1 ml, so the bottle holds 30 servings: at one serving a day, a 30 day supply. Most people take sublingual drops in the morning on an empty stomach, but that is general practice for the format rather than a brand direction.

• 30 ml bottle with dropper
• 1 ml per serving, carrying 100 mg of NAD+; 30 servings per bottle
• 3,000 mg of NAD+ per bottle
• Sublingual: hold under the tongue, then swallow
• £124.99 per bottle, about £4.17 a serving

Store as directed on the bottle. Keep the dropper clean and the cap closed. This is a food supplement and not a substitute for a varied diet; keep out of reach of children, and speak to your GP or pharmacist before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or under medical care.

What's inside

• NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide), 3,000 mg per 30 ml bottle
• Carrier liquid and other ingredients not published on the brand's product page

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide is a molecule made of two nucleotides joined through their phosphate groups, one containing adenine and the other nicotinamide. It exists in the body in oxidised (NAD+) and reduced (NADH) forms. The supplement contains the oxidised form.

Who it's for

People who have already decided they want to take NAD+ and prefer a liquid under the tongue to a capsule. It suits a morning routine and a bathroom shelf, and it is bought by people who have looked at the clinic options and want something they can use at home. Given the price, it is for someone who knows what they are buying rather than someone browsing.

If you want a lower cost way into a morning routine, the mushroom and herbal shelves are where most of our customers start.

Pairs well with

People building a morning routine around NAD+ often take it alongside Mushroom Dispensary lion's mane capsules or our own lion's mane capsules. For a different kind of premium single-ingredient product, Himalayan shilajit resin is the other one on our shelf with a long tradition behind it. Browse the whole store under all products, our new in collection, and our best sellers.

Frequently asked questions

What is NAD+?

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme found in every living cell, related to vitamin B3. The plus sign denotes the oxidised form, which is what supplements contain.

What is a NAD supplement?

A product that provides NAD+ or one of its precursors as a food supplement, in capsule, drop, patch or other form. This one is sublingual drops of NAD+ itself.

How much NAD+ is in the bottle?

3,000 mg in 30 ml, which is 100 mg per millilitre.

How many servings are in a bottle?

30. The serving is 1 ml, which carries 100 mg of NAD+, so the 30 ml bottle is 30 servings.

Our label guide explains how to read total content against per-serving figures, which matters with a product labelled by the bottle. Herbastore ships this product from the UK, with free UK shipping on orders over £40. Orders are packed by Herbastore UK, so if you are buying from more than one of our brands everything arrives together.