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How to Store NAD+ After Reconstitution: Storage Method Comparison
Refrigeration (amber vial) 2–8°C Full (amber glass blocks <450nm) 30 days at >90% potency Gold standard for reconstituted NAD+. Meets research-grade requirements Refrigeration (foil-wrapped clear vial) Full (aluminium foil blocks all wavelengths) Equivalent to
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- Refrigeration (amber vial)
- 2–8°C
- Full (amber glass blocks <450nm)
- 30 days at >90% potency
- Gold standard for reconstituted NAD+. Meets research-grade requirements
- Refrigeration (foil-wrapped clear vial)
- Full (aluminium foil blocks all wavelengths)
- Equivalent to amber vial if foil remains intact. Slightly higher handling risk
- Refrigeration (clear vial, no protection)
- None
- 7–10 days at >90% potency
- Unacceptable for quantitative work. Photodegradation invalidates concentration
- Room temperature (any container)
- 20–25°C
- Irrelevant
- <48 hours at >90% potency
- Research failure. 40% activity loss within two days
- Freezing (−20°C)
- −20°C
- Full
- Not recommended
- Ice crystals rupture molecular structure. Do not freeze reconstituted NAD+