NAD+ Sublingual Tablets

Fast-dissolving NAD+ tablets that absorb under the tongue, paired with B12. A 30-tablet supply in 100 mg or 200 mg — the daily, take-anywhere format. ⚡ The everyday NAD+ Not every day calls for a patch or an IV chair. Sublingual tablets are the maintenance format: one tablet, dissolved under the tongue, no water and no routine to build around. Dissolving under the tongue lets NAD+ absorb through the tissue of the mouth rather than going through the stomach, where much of an ordinary oral dose is broken down before it can be used. 🔢 What's in it NAD+ 100 mg or 200 mg — choose your strength in the selector above B12 200 mcg — included in every tablet 30 tablets per bottle Sublingual — dissolves under the tongue, no water needed 🕑 Who it suits This is the format for busy schedules and for travel. It needs no refrigeration, takes up almost no room in a bag, and there is nothing to explain at airport security. If you have been curious about NAD+ but did not want to start with a needle or block out an afternoon, this is the low-commitment way in. It also pairs naturally with the weekly NAD+ Patch — the patch for a larger periodic dose, tablets for daily upkeep. Our NAD+ Nasal Spray is the third option if you want the fastest route of the three. 🔬 For the science-minded NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme central to cellular energy metabolism and to the enzymatic pathways involved in DNA repair. Levels decline with age, which is why it has become a focus in longevity medicine. Oral NAD+ faces a first-pass problem: much of a swallowed dose is degraded in the gut and liver before reaching circulation. Sublingual administration uses the mucosa under the tongue, which is thin and richly supplied with blood vessels, allowing a portion of the dose to enter circulation directly and bypass that first pass. This is the same rationale behind sublingual B12, which is included here. Educational information only. This is not medical advice, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Suitability is determined by your provider. Questions? Reach out in the chat below.