Mitochondrial

NMN

nicotinamide mononucleotide · β-NMN · beta-NMN

Oral NAD+ precursor (nicotinamide mononucleotide). Supplement / research ingredient, not a peptide, not injectable NAD+ IV folklore, and not interchangeable with NR on this leaf. Use the NAD+ leaf for the coenzyme identity.

Not FDA-approved - research chemical
Reviewed by CalcMyPeptide Editorial Team
Last updated: September 2026Evidence: Moderate
Typical research dose
Oral NAD+ precursor - not a peptide vial
Frequency
Once daily oral (product-dependent)
Half-life
Oral precursor PK (not a peptide t½)
Common vials
N/A (oral)
CAS
1094-61-7
Molecular weight
~334.2 g/mol

Use-case scores

0–10 against the evidence we have, not a gym ranking. Hidden domains do not apply here.

  • Longevity / aging4/10

    Human PK and metabolic studies exist. Not a lifespan NDA. Not interchangeable with IV NAD+. Score 4.

Compound card

Sequence
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (β-NMN; not a peptide)
Class
Oral NAD+ precursor (supplement / research ingredient)
Formula
C11H15N2O8P
Status
Not FDA-approved · research use

How it works

NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) is an oral NAD+ salvage-pathway precursor. Cells convert it toward NAD+. It is not injectable NAD+ clinic folklore, not NR on this leaf, and not a peptide reconstitution job.

The NAD+ leaf covers the coenzyme identity. This leaf exists because people search NMN as its own SKU.

Source: NMN human pharmacokinetic and metabolic literature; FDA/DSHEA status has shifted by jurisdiction and year — this leaf is identity, not purchase advice

Research Use Cases

  • NAD+ precursor literacy: Moderate
  • Peptide reconstitution: Low

Dosing

PhaseDoseFrequencyNotes
Oral productsPer product label / studied oral bandsOnce daily oralTypically hundreds of mg in human studies. Follow the product. Not a vial.

Administration

Route / form
Oral
Timing
Daily per product
Empty stomach?
No - Food timing is not critical.

Timeline

Days to weeks
NAD+-related biomarker changes in studies — not a peptide recovery curve.

Who it is for

NAD+ precursor literacy

Moderate

Common search next to NAD+. Keep routes straight.

Peptide reconstitution

Low

Wrong category.

Safety & Considerations

Oral ingredient. Flushing and GI effects can occur. Not a substitute for clinic NAD+ protocols or diagnosed mitochondrial disease care.

Regulatory & Legal Status

FDA Status (US)
Research Only
WADA Status (2026)
Not Listed

Not currently on the WADA 2026 Prohibited List. Policies may change - verify before competition.

Classification

Research Chemical

US Compounding: Not eligible / not available

⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and may not reflect the most current regulatory updates. Always verify with official FDA, WADA, and jurisdiction-specific sources before use.

Limits of current evidence

  • Not a peptide. No BAC-water chart.
  • Not the same exposure as IV/SubQ NAD+.
  • Not automatically identical to NR.
  • Regulatory status for NMN as a supplement has shifted by jurisdiction and year — this leaf is identity, not purchase advice.
  • This site will not treat aging from an NMN page.

Verdict

NMN is an oral NAD+ precursor, not a peptide and not IV NAD+. Use the NAD+ leaf for the coenzyme. Do not put NMN in the reconstitution calculator.

Interactions & Contraindications

Oral ingredient. Flushing and GI effects can occur. Not a substitute for clinic NAD+ protocols or diagnosed mitochondrial disease care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NMN the same as NAD+?
No. NMN is a precursor. NAD+ is the coenzyme. See the NAD+ leaf for injectable clinic folklore vs coenzyme identity.
Do I reconstitute NMN?
No. It is an oral ingredient on this leaf, not a lyophilized peptide cake.

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