NAD+ turning orange?

[Well-Babe]

I recently reconstituted some NAD+ and it started getting a yellowish/orangey tint after maybe 1-2 weeks. Has anyone else experienced this? Is it oxidation? Is it still good to use?

 

[LiquidGold-2.5]

That's new to me. Where did you purchase it from?

 

[Better_Basics_66]

Did the color change happen before or after you mixed it? I saw someone mention on Reddit that it's naturally a bit yellowish.

 

[Ratched77]

Can you post a photo?

 

[BoutiqueCompounding]

Mine always has a yellowish or slightly off color naturally. Next to tirzepatide, it looks almost rusty!

 

[LiquidGold-2.5]

Mine has a bit of yellow from the start, but I haven't seen it change color over time.

 

[SemaGotMe]

Maybe it's a mix of 5amino1MQ and NAD+?

 

[MyFixed]

Mine also has a yellow tint from the start, hasn't gotten darker yet, and it's been about a month. Looks clear when it's in a syringe, but you can see the yellow in the vial.

 

[work-in-progress]

I'm curious about using peptides for ED. Has anyone had experience with bremelanotide (PT-141)? I saw some chatter about it on another forum.

 

[Ratched77]

I've heard of bremelanotide, work-in-progress. Some people microdose it daily for better results. Others get flushing and malaise. Seems like individual reactions vary.

 

[Well-Babe]

Thanks for the input everyone! For those asking, the color change happened after reconstitution. It was clear at first. I'm thinking it might be oxidation, but I'm hoping someone else has seen this and knows if it's still effective.

 

[MyFixed]

I've heard of bremelanotide, work-in-progress. Some people microdose it daily for better results. Others get flushing and malaise. Seems like individual reactions vary.

Interesting. I've also heard about Sermorelin for growth hormone. Anyone here tried combining it with GHRP-2 or 6? Is that something worth looking into?

 

[BoutiqueCompounding]

Sermorelin is a GHRH (Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone) and can encourage your own body to produce more GH. It binds to pituitary receptors, stimulating hGH production. However, GHRP-2 and GHRP-6 are not FDA approved. Something to keep in mind.