NAD+(1000 mg)
Restores the cell-energy coenzyme that halves between age 20 and 50.
$89
Why researchers choose it
MOTS-c is a peptide the body's own mitochondria, the tiny power plants inside every cell, make themselves. It switches on AMPK, the same energy sensor a hard workout flips, which is why it gets called an “exercise mimic” and why the research looks at energy, metabolism and blood-sugar control. It's still early: the first human trial testing whether it actually works is registered, but no results have been published yet.
Reconstitution reference concentration only, not dosing
Set the vial strength and how much bacteriostatic water you draw into it. This returns the resulting concentration for lab handling. It is a dilution reference, not a dosing recommendation.
—mg / mL
Each 0.01 mL — one unit on a U-100 syringe — holds —
| Syringe draw | Volume | Amount in that volume |
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Most compounds reconstitute with bacteriostatic water; a few acid-loving peptides use acetic acid instead. How much to draw, and how many vials a cycle needs, live in the Complete Peptide Guide, not here.
How much, and how many vials for a full cycle?
Protocol and cycle-length questions get answered in the Complete Peptide Guide, not here. These listings carry no dosing.