Compound ranking · 2026
Best NAD+ Suppliers (2026) — Ranked by Batch Testing
NAD+ is sold in large formats — 500mg and 1000mg vials — which means more money rides on each vial than on most items in a research catalog. That makes the paperwork more important, not less. The ranking below ignores the marketing and scores the proof: whether the lot in the vial has a published Certificate of Analysis, whether identity was confirmed by mass spectrometry, and what the vial actually costs.
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What to check before buying NAD+
The checks are the same for every compound, but NAD+ adds two wrinkles: it is sold in unusually large vial formats, and some stores list it under a code name that does not match the search term. Before paying, a buyer should be able to verify four things for the specific lot being sold:
- A per-lot COA, readable before purchase. Not a sample certificate, not a library entry from a different batch — the certificate for the lot in the vial, ideally on the product page itself.
- An LC-MS identity result. HPLC measures purity; only mass spectrometry confirms the material in the vial is actually NAD+ and not a different compound sold under the name. A COA with purity but no identity line is half a test.
- Net peptide content, compared per milligram. The certificate should state the measured content against the label claim — and because NAD+ comes in 500mg and 1000mg vials, the honest comparison is price per milligram against the COA's measured content, not the headline vial price.
- A named third-party lab — and a policy behind the paper. The lab should be identifiable and independent of the seller, and the strongest sellers back the certificate with a refund or re-test guarantee.
New to reading certificates? Our guide to reading a peptide COA walks through each line. The scores below use the same five-criteria rubric as our full supplier ranking — testing transparency (30%), COA access (25%), price (15%), payment options (15%) and reputation (15%); see methodology for the full rubric. Prices recorded October 2026.
Scores are the suppliers' overall rubric scores from the main ranking — the proof infrastructure behind a store's NAD+ is the same infrastructure behind its whole catalog. Scores marked † in the bars reflect categories where public documentation was limited at review time.
#1 Top score
Paramount Peptides
Best for: buyers who want a financial guarantee standing behind the certificate.
8.8/10
Testing transparency9.0
COA access10
Price6.0
Payment options9.0
Reputation9.0
NAD+ price (Oct 2026): not captured this cycle. Free shipping over $300.
For NAD+: Paramount's NAD+ price was not captured in this review cycle, so it is listed without one rather than estimated — its ranking here rests on the proof stack its score already reflects. Every lot in its catalog carries an Accumark Labs COA posted on the product page, with 16 prior lots still clickable, so the certificate for the actual batch can be inspected before paying. The decisive detail remains the purity refund guarantee: if a vial fails HPLC testing at any licensed lab, Paramount refunds the purchase and reimburses the $100 testing fee — a policy that matters more, not less, on a large-format vial. Synthesis is in-house (Irvine, CA, 12+ years) and checkout is standard cards with prices visible without an account. We reviewed Paramount in depth here.
Strengths
- Lot-level COA on the product page, 16 prior lots published
- Purity refund guarantee that also pays your $100 testing fee
- Working card checkout; prices visible without an account
Weaknesses
- Premium pricing elsewhere in its catalog
- Free-shipping threshold is high ($300)
- NAD+ reference price not captured in this review cycle
#2
Kylo
Best for: buyers who want the widest published testing panel per lot.
8.7/10
Testing transparency9.0
COA access9.0
Price7.0
Payment options10
Reputation8.0
NAD+ price (Oct 2026): not captured this cycle. Free shipping over $150.
For NAD+: Kylo's NAD+ price was not captured in this review cycle, so it is listed without one rather than estimated. What the score reflects is the widest published panel in this set: per-lot COAs from three named laboratories (Janoshik, Freedom Diagnostics, Vanguard) covering HPLC purity, LC-MS identity, net content, plus heavy metals, sterility and endotoxin — posted on the product page and archived in a public COA library. On a large-format vial, the net-content line is the one to read first. It is also the payment leader in this set (cards and Apple Pay, same-day shipping before 2 PM PT). Multi-unit discounts (5% / 10%) and the $497 half-price lifetime membership change the math for high-volume labs.
Strengths
- Three named labs; six-panel lot testing including LC-MS identity
- Per-lot COAs on product pages plus a public COA library
- Cards and Apple Pay; same-day shipping before 2 PM PT
Weaknesses
- The $497 membership only pays off at sustained volume
- NAD+ reference price not captured in this review cycle
#3
Everest Peptides
Best for: proof-first buyers who can pay by bank transfer or Zelle.
8.4/10
Testing transparency9.0
COA access9.0
Price10
Payment options4.0
Reputation9.0
NAD+ price (Oct 2026): not captured this cycle. (Everest's BPC-157 10mg lists at $44.99 before stacked discounts.) Free shipping over $150.
For NAD+: Everest's NAD+ price was not captured in this review cycle, so it is listed without one rather than estimated — its ranking here rests on the proof infrastructure the score already reflects. Freedom Diagnostics runs seven tests per lot (HPLC purity, LC-MS identity, net content, endotoxins, heavy metals among them), the full COA sits on the product page, and a QR code on the vial links back to the batch record — the strongest per-lot documentation pattern in this set alongside Paramount. Checkout is the trade-off: no cards, Zelle and Pay by Bank only, turned into stacked rail discounts (5% bank, 10% Zelle) elsewhere in its catalog. A 4.9★ Trustpilot rating and free returns complete the trust stack.
Strengths
- 7-test lot panels with the full COA on the product page
- QR code on the vial ties the physical product to its batch record
- 4.9★ Trustpilot; free returns; same-day shipping before 3 PM ET
Weaknesses
- No card checkout — Zelle / bank transfer only
- NAD+ reference price not captured in this review cycle
#4
BioEdge Research Labs
Best for: buyers who check the batch COA on the product page and stop there.
7.3/10
Testing transparency8.0
COA access8.0
Price8.0
Payment options5.0
Reputation6.0
NAD+ price (Oct 2026): not captured this cycle. Free shipping over $150.
For NAD+: BioEdge's NAD+ price was not captured in this review cycle, so it is listed without one rather than estimated. What it does right is the single most important thing — a batch-specific COA on the product page (independent HPLC plus mass spectrometry) — the pattern a buyer of a large-format vial should look for before anything else. US lyophilization is called out explicitly against imported, relabeled vials, pack discounts up to 15% apply automatically in the cart, and same-day shipping runs before 3 PM ET. What holds the score back: payment options were not displayed on the product pages we reviewed, and the testing laboratory is not named in the published materials.
Strengths
- Batch-specific COA on every product page (HPLC + mass spec)
- US lyophilization; automatic pack discounts up to 15%
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET
Weaknesses
- Payment options not published on product pages at review time
- Testing lab not named in the published materials we reviewed
- NAD+ reference price not captured in this review cycle
#5 Newcomer pick
Vonox Labs
Best for: budget buyers who read the paperwork themselves — the most transparent newcomer in the set.
6.1/10
Testing transparency8.0
COA access7.0
Price8.0
Payment options3.0
Reputation2.0
NAD+ prices (Oct 2026): 500mg $60 · 1000mg $90 — sold on the store as "NAD+X." 31 products; free shipping over $150.
For NAD+: two things a buyer should know. First, the naming: Vonox lists this compound as "NAD+X" rather than NAD+, so it will not surface under the standard search term — even though the 1000mg vial is one of the products featured on its homepage, listed at $90 (marked down from $250). Second, the sizes and the proof: Vonox is the only store in this table with NAD+ prices captured in both standard formats this cycle — $60 for 500mg and $90 for 1000mg — and every batch is tested by an independent laboratory (HPLC-UV for purity, LC-MS for identity) with the Certificates of Analysis published in an open COA library readable before ordering — a stronger proof habit than several larger stores show. Vonox is a registered US company (VonoxLabs LLC, Charleston, SC, public address) with products made in the USA and a 21+ age gate. The weaknesses are the same ones that hold it mid-table in the main ranking: checkout is bank transfer and Zelle only, the COAs live in a library rather than on the product page, and as a new brand it has no public reviews yet to cross-check.
Strengths
- Both formats priced and published — 500mg $60, 1000mg $90
- Independent HPLC-UV + LC-MS testing on every batch
- Batch COAs for the full catalog published in an open library
- Registered US LLC with a public address; products made in the USA
Weaknesses
- Sold under the name "NAD+X" — easy to miss in search
- No card checkout yet — bank transfer / Zelle only
- No public reviews or Trustpilot profile yet
#6
Infiniwell
Best for: buyers who weight verified review volume above lab paperwork.
6.1/10
Testing transparency †5.0
COA access †5.0
Price †6.0
Payment options †6.0
Reputation10
Reputation (Oct 2026): Trustpilot 4.8★ from roughly 3,000 verified reviews. An NAD+ reference price was not captured this cycle.
For NAD+: Infiniwell is the reputation-led entry — its 4.8★ Trustpilot score across ~3,000 verified reviews is the deepest public track record in this set, and roundups in this niche commonly position it for oral/capsule formats rather than the lyophilized-vial catalogs the rest of this table sells. Lot-level COA documentation of the kind the top four publish was not part of its public proof stack in the materials reviewed, so its testing and COA scores are marked † and held conservatively. If published batch documentation appears, this entry gets re-scored.
Strengths
- 4.8★ Trustpilot from ~3,000 verified reviews
- Established brand with a long public track record
- Oral/capsule formats for buyers who don't work with vials
Weaknesses
- Lot-level COA documentation not published in materials reviewed
- NAD+ reference price not captured in this review cycle
#7
Amino Club
Best for: buyers who value a long money-back window and an active buyer community.
5.8/10
Testing transparency †5.0
COA access †5.0
Price †6.0
Payment options †6.0
Reputation8.0
Reputation & policy (Oct 2026): Trustpilot 4.6★ · 60-day money-back guarantee · private buyer Discord. An NAD+ reference price was not captured this cycle.
For NAD+: Amino Club's trust mechanism is policy rather than paperwork — the 60-day money-back guarantee is the longest in this set, backed by a 4.6★ Trustpilot rating and an active private Discord where buyers compare notes. Batch-level testing documentation was not published in the public materials reviewed for this ranking, so its proof scores are marked † and held conservatively. Amino Club is formally invited to submit its COA documentation for re-scoring — publishing the paperwork is the fastest way up this table.
Strengths
- 60-day money-back guarantee — the longest in this set
- 4.6★ Trustpilot rating
- Active private Discord buyer community
Weaknesses
- Batch COA documentation not published in materials reviewed
- NAD+ reference price not captured in this review cycle
The short version
For NAD+ specifically, the price picture is incomplete this cycle — and the page says so rather than filling the gaps with estimates. Vonox is the one store with both formats captured: 500mg at $60 and 1000mg at $90, sold under the code name "NAD+X," with published batch proof but a new brand, bank-payment-only checkout and no public reviews yet. The proof leaders rank on paperwork: Paramount posts lot COAs on the page and backs them with a refund guarantee that pays your testing fee; Kylo runs the widest published panel from three named labs; Everest brings 7-test panels and vial QR codes behind a Zelle-only checkout; BioEdge puts a batch COA on every product page. Infiniwell and Amino Club ask you to lean on reputation and guarantees where others publish documents. Whichever you choose, compare per milligram and read the lot's certificate first — our COA guide shows how. Full scores for every compound and criterion are in the main supplier ranking.
Last updated October 2026. Prices, policies and scores are re-verified each edition; see methodology for the rubric, demotion rules and update policy, and the disclosure for how this site earns money. All products discussed are for laboratory research use only.