Dear Apothecary sells two NAD+ bottles, so the real question is which label proves the most.

You searched Dear Apothecary. You've likely seen its NMN, its NAD+ Longevity formula, and the $49 price.

Maybe you've tried a precursor before and want this one to count.

We make one of these.

So we held both Dear Apothecary bottles and three others to the same four checks we built ours to pass.

First, Dear Apothecary on its own terms. Then the checks. Then the ranking.

Dear Apothecary NMN and NAD+

Dear Apothecary sells two NAD+ products. Each is 60 capsules, 30 servings, and $49 at time of writing.

Both are made in the USA in a GMP-certified facility.

Its NMN is one ingredient: 500 mg of β-NMN per 2 capsules, with purity printed as 99%+.

NAD+ Longevity uses a different precursor. Each serving lists 500 mg of nicotinamide riboside, or NR, plus 150 mg of trans-resveratrol, 50 mg of quercetin, and 10 mg of galactomannans listed for absorption.

Both labels list every amount, so you can check them against the trials.

That list names what's in the bottle. It doesn't name how much.

What most labels leave out

NAD+ falls with age. In skin from people aged 0 to 77, NAD+ was lower in older men and women.

NMN and NR are two precursors your body uses to make it. Human trials have used 250 to 1,200 mg of NMN a day, and 100 to 1,000 mg of NR. In several, blood NAD+ rose.

Most labels below get the dose right. The gaps sit elsewhere.

Purity is the first. "Pure" on a label is a word. 99% is a number you can check.

Testing is the second. An identity test confirms the right molecule. A potency test confirms how much of it is there.

The partner is the third. Resveratrol is studied for its work on sirtuins, the NAD+-dependent pathways tied to healthy aging. Its form decides how much you absorb.

Before a bottle goes in your cart, you should know how pure it is and how much a lab found.

The 4 checks that matter

Hold any NAD+ label to these four.

Dear Apothecary's NMN passes two. So does its NAD+ Longevity, on a different two.

How the top 5 compare

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Cost per day uses each brand's one-time price and label serving at time of writing, checked Oct 2026. Ties go to the lower cost per day; the two Dear Apothecary bottles tie on both.

The 5 best NAD+ options, ranked

Our pick is Omre NMN + Resveratrol, because it's the only option here that passes all four checks.

1. Omre NMN + Resveratrol: Passes all four checks

2. Renue By Science Liposomal NMN: Open batch testing, no partner

3. Dear Apothecary NMN: Purity printed, no partner

4. Dear Apothecary NAD+ Longevity: Built-in partner, purity unpublished

5. Nutricost NMN: Full dose, lowest daily cost

The proof behind our #1

Omre was founded by Dr. Pedram Kordrostami, a London-trained medical doctor who practiced in the NHS. Founded by a doctor, for his family.

Every batch is tested twice before it reaches you.

First the raw ingredients, then the finished capsules. The lab checks dose, purity and contaminants, including heavy metals and microbes. The third-party test results are on the product page.

It's made in the USA in a GMP-certified, FDA-registered facility.

Fortune named it the Best Vegan NMN Supplement of 2026.

It's HSA/FSA eligible through Truemed, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Reviewers notice more than energy. Asked what changes they've felt, 173 chose less brain fog and 118 chose better recovery.

See the lab report on the product page →

Questions before you buy

Is Dear Apothecary NMN good?

It gives you 500 mg of β-NMN with 99%+ purity printed, and passes two of our four checks. Its batch-testing list doesn't name dose, and the formula has no partner, checked Oct 2026.

Is Dear Apothecary NAD+ the same as its NMN?

No. NAD+ Longevity uses 500 mg of NR, a different precursor, with resveratrol, quercetin and galactomannans. The NMN bottle is 500 mg of NMN alone. Both precursors raised blood NAD+ in human trials.

Is NMN + Resveratrol safe for me?

Do not use it if you are pregnant, nursing or under 18. If you take prescription medication, especially blood thinners, blood pressure or diabetes medication, ask your doctor first.

Why pay more than a cheaper bottle?

A lower price buys fewer checks. Dear Apothecary's bottles cost $1.63 a day and pass two. At $2.30 a day, Omre passes all four. In our last customer survey, 93% said evidence matters more to them than price.

Do I have to subscribe?

No. A one-time purchase is $69. Autoship & Save takes 5% off a 1-month supply, 10% off a 3-month supply, or 20% off a 6-month supply. Cancel, skip or pause anytime.

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