NAD+ Lyophilized Powder CAS 53-84-9 for Cosmetic Research

NAD+ Lyophilized Powder

NAD+ stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide. It is a naturally occurring coenzyme that can be found in living cells and is involved in many cellular reactions. The CAS number of NAD+ is 53-84-9.

This product is supplied as a lyophilized powder, also called freeze-dried NAD+. It has a white powder appearance and a specified purity of 99% or higher. HPLC UV is used for purity testing. The product specification also references USP and BP standards.

NAD+ has applications in biochemical research, cosmetic ingredient development, and laboratory formulation work. For skincare-related projects, customers are mainly interested in NAD+ as a research ingredient for studying cellular metabolism, skin condition, and age-related changes.

We offer two regular specifications: 250mg per vial and 500mg per vial. The standard package contains 10 vials per box. Samples are available for customers who would like to check the material before a larger order.

Product Parameters

What Is NAD+ Used for in Research?

NAD+ is mainly known as a coenzyme involved in cellular metabolism and redox reactions. It is used in laboratory work where researchers need to study cellular pathways or the interaction between different biochemical materials.

In cosmetic R&D, NAD+ is of interest because skincare research is not limited to ingredients that work only on the surface of the skin. Some formulation teams also look at cellular-level processes when developing new cosmetic concepts.

NAD+ may therefore be included in research related to:

• Cellular metabolism
• Skin cell research
• Oxidative balance studies
• Cosmetic ingredient screening
• Skincare formulation development
• Research into age-related changes in skin

The actual application depends on the formulation, research model, and requirements of the customer.

Why Is NAD+ Supplied as a Lyophilized Powder?

Lyophilization is a drying process used to remove moisture under controlled conditions. The final material is a dry powder rather than a liquid solution.

For NAD+, the freeze-dried format is convenient for vial packaging and laboratory storage. It also allows the product to be supplied in clearly defined quantities, such as 250mg or 500mg per vial.

Individual vials are useful for customers who work with different batches or need to keep unopened units in storage. They are also easier to organize during international transportation.

As with any laboratory material, storage conditions are important. NAD+ should be protected from moisture, excessive heat, and direct light. Customers should follow the storage information supplied with the specific batch.

NAD+ for Cosmetic Ingredient Development

NAD+ is currently used as a research material in several areas of cosmetic science. One of the main areas is the study of cellular metabolism and its relationship with skin condition.

Skin changes over time for many reasons, including natural aging and exposure to the surrounding environment. Cosmetic researchers may examine different biochemical pathways when developing ingredients or formulations intended for mature-skin research.

NAD+ can be part of this type of laboratory work. It may be evaluated on its own or together with other ingredients to check compatibility and formulation behavior.

For example, cosmetic R&D teams may be interested in NAD+ when working on serum, essence, cream, or other experimental skincare formulations. The final suitability of the material needs to be determined through the customer's own formulation and stability testing.

Research Areas in Skincare

Skin Cell Research

NAD+ can be used in laboratory studies that involve cellular metabolism and related biochemical processes. These studies can provide background information for cosmetic ingredient development.

Cosmetic Ingredient Screening

When developing a new formula, researchers may compare different ingredients and evaluate their compatibility, stability, and overall behavior within the formulation.

Skin Aging Research

Age-related changes are an important subject in cosmetic science. NAD+ may be included in research models that examine cellular processes associated with changes in skin over time.

Oxidative Stress Studies

NAD+ is involved in redox reactions, so it may be considered in laboratory studies related to oxidative balance and environmental factors.

Functional Skincare Formulation

Cosmetic manufacturers can evaluate NAD+ as one component of an experimental formulation. Further testing is normally required to determine suitable concentrations, stability, and compatibility with other ingredients.

NAD+ and Other Popular Research Ingredients

NAD+ is often discussed together with a number of peptide and research ingredients that are currently receiving attention from cosmetic ingredient buyers.

These include Snap-8, Selank, Semax, Epithalon (Epithalamin/Epitalon), SS-31 (Elamipretide), DSIP, MT1, MT2, and 5-Amino-1MQ.

Each material has its own chemical characteristics and research background. They are not interchangeable, and the fact that they may appear in the same ingredient list does not mean that they should automatically be combined.

For cosmetic manufacturers, it is better to evaluate each material separately and then carry out compatibility and stability testing before developing a finished formula.

Purity and HPLC Testing

For buyers sourcing NAD+ from overseas suppliers, purity and testing information are usually among the first things to check.

Our product specification lists a purity of ≥99% and HPLC UV as the test method. The appearance is checked as a white powder, and the product is supplied in sealed vial packaging.

Customers can request the relevant quality documents for their order. Samples are also available when a customer wants to conduct an initial evaluation before purchasing a larger quantity.

Clear product information is particularly useful for cosmetic laboratories that need to compare several suppliers before selecting a raw material.

Packaging Options

NAD+ Lyophilized Powder is available in:

250mg/Vial

500mg/Vial

The standard packing is 10 vials per box.

Vial packaging keeps each unit separated and makes it easier to manage stock. For regular buyers, this also provides a simple way to track quantities by box and batch.

If a customer has a different packaging requirement, the details can be discussed before production.

Shipping and Delivery

We can arrange international shipping by UPS, FedEx, TNT, EMS, air freight, or sea freight, depending on the destination and order size.

The stated delivery time is around 5–10 days. Actual transit time can be different depending on the destination country, customs processing, carrier schedule, and selected shipping method.

For customers placing repeat orders, shipping arrangements can be discussed based on the usual order quantity and destination.

Storage Information

NAD+ Lyophilized Powder should be kept tightly sealed in a cool and dry environment. Avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures, and humid conditions.

For longer-term storage, customers should follow the storage instructions provided on the product label and batch documentation. Unnecessary exposure to air and moisture should be avoided.

If the product has been transported under different environmental conditions, allow the package to reach a suitable storage environment before opening.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NAD+?

NAD+ is short for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide. It is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular metabolic and redox reactions.

What is the CAS number of NAD+?

The CAS number listed for this product is 53-84-9.

What is the purity of your NAD+ powder?

The specified purity is ≥99%, with HPLC UV used for analytical testing.

What is NAD+ lyophilized powder?

It is NAD+ supplied in a freeze-dried form. The material is presented as a dry powder in individual vials rather than as a liquid preparation.

What sizes are available?

The regular options are 250mg/vial and 500mg/vial, with 10 vials packed in one box.

Can I order a sample?

Yes. Samples are available for customers who want to evaluate the material before a larger purchase.

Is NAD+ suitable for cosmetic research?

Yes. NAD+ can be used as a research material in areas such as cosmetic ingredient development, cellular metabolism studies, skincare formulation research, and ingredient screening.

How should NAD+ be stored?

Keep the product sealed in a cool, dry environment and protect it from heat, moisture, and direct light. The specific storage instructions supplied with the product should take priority.

NAD+ Supply for Cosmetic R&D

NAD+ Lyophilized Powder is a practical option for laboratories and cosmetic ingredient developers looking for a defined research material with clear specifications. The product is supplied as a white freeze-dried powder with ≥99% stated purity, HPLC UV testing, and 250mg or 500mg vial options.

For skincare-related R&D, NAD+ can be considered in research involving cellular metabolism, skin science, oxidative balance, and formulation development. The individual vial format is convenient for laboratory inventory, while sample availability allows customers to conduct their own evaluation before moving to regular purchasing.

With a production capacity of approximately 5,000 vials per month and several international shipping options, the product can support both small research projects and ongoing cosmetic ingredient sourcing.