Independent Testing
Certificate library →Ozcanium Analytics
Independent Australian laboratory. One report covers every vial size; each opens as issued. We run no analysis of our own.
Purity & identity
94.71%
29 August 2026
- Method
- UPLC-MS/MS
- Lot
- 25/08/2026
- Net content
- 460.50 mg
- Code
- OZ-HPLCMS-TS06
Bacterial endotoxin
< 15.0EU/vial
Below the reportable limit at the dilution tested
30 August 2026
- Method
- kinetic chromogenic LAL
- Code
- OZ-ENDOTX-TAU3
Enter a code in the Ozcanium verification portal (opens in a new tab) to confirm either report against the lab's own records.
Full testing statement
NAD+ is independently tested by Ozcanium Analytics, an independent Australian laboratory, at 94.71% purity by UPLC-MS/MS, analysed 29 August 2026 on lot 25/08/2026, net content 460.50 mg, verification code OZ-HPLCMS-TS06; bacterial endotoxin below 15.0 EU per vial by kinetic chromogenic LAL, analysed 30 August 2026, verification code OZ-ENDOTX-TAU3.
Molecular Details
Usage & Storage
Description
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in all living cells, essential for hundreds of metabolic reactions. It serves as a critical electron carrier in cellular respiration and a substrate for sirtuins and PARPs.
- Essential redox coenzyme present in all living cells
- Substrate for the sirtuin (SIRT1-7) and PARP enzyme families
- Studied in mitochondrial-function and cellular energy-metabolism research
- Investigated in age-related NAD+ decline and DNA-repair models
- Research Grade purity >=98%
Research has documented NAD+’s role in sirtuin activation, DNA repair through PARP enzymes, and mitochondrial function. Cellular NAD+ levels decline with age, making it a focus of longevity research. Studies investigate NAD+ repletion effects on tissue levels, metabolic function, circadian rhythm, and age-related changes. Published data provides well-characterised biochemistry for study design.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NAD+ legal to buy in Australia?
NAD+ is supplied strictly as a research chemical for in-vitro laboratory use. It is not approved for human therapeutic use in Australia and is not for human or animal consumption. Researchers are responsible for compliance with Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulations and their institution's protocols.
Is NAD+ third-party tested?
Yes. NAD+ is independently tested by Ozcanium Analytics, an independent Australian laboratory, at 94.71% purity by UPLC-MS/MS, analysed 29 August 2026 on lot 25/08/2026, net content 460.50 mg, verification code OZ-HPLCMS-TS06; bacterial endotoxin below 15.0 EU per vial by kinetic chromogenic LAL, analysed 30 August 2026, verification code OZ-ENDOTX-TAU3. The certificates are published in full on this page, and each verification code can be redeemed in the laboratory's own portal, so the document is confirmed against their records rather than ours.
What purity is NAD+?
NAD+ is independently tested by Ozcanium Analytics at 94.71% purity by UPLC-MS/MS, analysed 29 August 2026. That is the laboratory's measurement of the lot it tested, not a figure of ours: Tested Peptides runs no analysis of its own.
Is there a Certificate of Analysis (COA) for NAD+?
Yes. The NAD+ Certificate of Analysis is issued by Ozcanium Analytics, an independent Australian laboratory, and published in full at testedpeptides.com.au/certificates/nad-plus. Testing is commissioned per compound and repeated periodically, and the current certificate replaces the last, so it is the most recent independent result for NAD+ rather than a test of every lot.
Where can I buy NAD+ in Australia?
NAD+ can be ordered here from Tested Peptides for in-vitro research use, dispatched same day from within Australia.
Do you provide dosing or administration guidance for NAD+?
No. As these compounds are supplied for laboratory research only, we do not provide dosing or administration protocols. Our research library covers reconstitution and concentration calculations for in-vitro work.