Micro Ingredients NAD+ Supplement 1,000 mg

This formula is aimed at adults who want NAD+ alongside several plant extracts and antioxidant ingredients in one supplement. Its 10-in-1 blend keeps those components together rather than asking you to buy and manage separate bottles.

The label lists a 1,000 mg combined serving, including 100 mg of NAD+ supplied by 250 mg of liposomal NAD+. The difference between those figures matters if you are comparing products by the amount of NAD+ itself.

Without having tried it, the practical appeal is its broad ingredient list and vegetarian capsule format. The tradeoff is that it is not a simple, high-dose NAD+-only product.

Key specifications

The bottle contains 60 vegetarian capsules. The listed blend combines liposomal NAD+ with grape seed extract, green tea extract, turmeric root, resveratrol, reduced glutathione, alpha lipoic acid (ALA), quercetin, pterostilbene, and astaxanthin. Sunflower lecithin provides the phosphatidylcholine in the liposomal blend.

The label gives the following amounts: 200 mg each of grape seed extract, green tea extract, and turmeric root, 50 mg each of resveratrol and reduced glutathione, 25 mg of ALA, 10 mg each of quercetin and pterostilbene, and 5 mg of astaxanthin. These figures describe a combined formula, not the amount of each ingredient in a capsule. The product is labeled non-GMO and made in a cGMP-compliant facility, without soy, dairy, gluten, wheat, or tree nuts.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you prefer a multi-ingredient supplement and want NAD+ packaged with botanical extracts and other compounds in a single formula. For example, someone who already keeps a daily supplement routine may find one blended product simpler to organize than several separate ingredient bottles.

You may want to skip it if you are looking for NAD+ alone or want a larger amount of one specific supporting ingredient. Several components are present in relatively small listed amounts, so the 1,000 mg headline should not be read as 1,000 mg of NAD+. The product is also described as an NMN supplement alternative, but the ingredient list provided does not establish that it is interchangeable with NMN.

What’s included

You get 60 capsules and the 10-in-1 blend described above. The formula is vegetarian and uses sunflower-derived phosphatidylcholine in its liposomal blend. No directions for serving size beyond the combined serving information are provided here, so follow the product label rather than inferring how many capsules to take.

Questions before you buy

How much NAD+ does the listed serving provide? The description specifies 250 mg of liposomal NAD+ providing 100 mg of NAD+.

Is it vegetarian? Yes, the capsules are described as vegetarian. The product is also labeled non-GMO.

Is it intended to treat a health condition? No. The product notice says its claims have not been evaluated by the FDA and that it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Is it worth it?

This makes the most sense for someone who specifically wants a blended NAD+ supplement and values having multiple named ingredients in one bottle. If your priority is comparing a single ingredient at a clearly stated amount, a focused supplement may be easier to assess than this broad formula. Its ingredient counts and capsule format are clear, but the available description does not establish clinical results or show how the blend performs in everyday use. Buy it for the combination and convenience, pass if you want a straightforward NAD+-only product or a formula centered on higher amounts of one particular extract.