100mg of NAD+ = 100 Units

Using a 100mg vial reconstituted with 1mL of bacteriostatic water.

Step-by-Step Math

  1. Add 1mL of bacteriostatic water to your 100mg vial of NAD+.
  2. Concentration: 100mg = 100000 mcg / 100 units = 1000 mcg per unit.
  3. 100000 mcg / 1000 mcg per unit = 100 units on your insulin syringe.

Conversion Table (100mg vial + 1mL water)

DoseUnitsDoses/Vial
100mg 100 units 1 doses

FAQ

How many units is 100mg of NAD+?
100mg equals 100 units when using a 100mg vial reconstituted with 1mL of bacteriostatic water.

How many doses in a 100mg vial?
Approximately 1 doses at 100mg per dose.

Typical dose range: 100000-500000 mcg, 1-2x per week (IV/IM) or daily (sublingual).

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