Engineering 6 min read

Delivery is the whole argument

Most NAD+ never reaches the cell. We break down why the route matters more than the milligram count on the label.

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The number on the label is not the number that arrives

A milligram figure on a label describes what went into the product, not what arrives at the cell. Route, formulation and stability all sit between the two numbers.

What we engineered instead

Our work has focused on the delivery system rather than the headline dose: a sealed borosilicate cartridge, a dosing mechanism specified to a tenth of a unit, and a fill process run in our own laboratory in Spain.

Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory and the certificate is published, so the composition claim is verifiable rather than asserted.

Provided for educational purposes. Vitalique products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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