Can I track NAD+ injections and NAD+ capsules?

Yes. The library has NAD+ (Injectable) and NAD+ (Oral) as separate entries, so each has its own schedule, reminders and stock count.

How many units of NAD+ do I draw?

It depends on your vial and the water you added. Enter both once and every dose you log shows its units on a U-100 syringe; the app warns if one dose is more than a 100-unit syringe holds.

Does Dose Track give an NAD+ dose?

No. Log the dose your protocol uses; the app records it and does the unit math.

NAD+ Tracker: Injections, Vials & Units

Dose Track tracks injectable NAD+ from large vials, showing the syringe units for every dose and counting what is left, and tracks oral NAD+ as a supplement by the capsule. Reminders keep each dose on your schedule.

What schedule is NAD+ used on?

NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every cell. Injectable NAD+ is not an FDA-approved drug, so there is no label schedule. In Dose Track you log the dose your protocol uses and set its schedule.

The app library has two entries, NAD+ (Injectable) and NAD+ (Oral), so a shot and a capsule are tracked separately with their own counts.

How is an NAD+ vial mixed, and how many units do you draw?

Injectable NAD+ comes as powder or a ready-made solution, usually in large vials: 100 mg, 500 mg or 1,000 mg. Larger water volumes are common, so the table uses them. Whatever you mix, Dose Track turns the dose into mL and units.

Strength after mixing, and how much each unit on a U-100 insulin syringe holds. Arithmetic only, not a dose.
Vial	2 mL water	5 mL water	10 mL water
100 mg vial	50 mg/mL · 500 mcg per unit	20 mg/mL · 200 mcg per unit	10 mg/mL · 100 mcg per unit
500 mg vial	250 mg/mL · 2.5 mg per unit	100 mg/mL · 1 mg per unit	50 mg/mL · 500 mcg per unit
1,000 mg vial	500 mg/mL · 5 mg per unit	200 mg/mL · 2 mg per unit	100 mg/mL · 1 mg per unit

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What should you track on NAD+?

Each row is something worth writing down for NAD+, why it matters for this medicine, and what Dose Track does with it.

What to track on NAD+ and how Dose Track handles it.
What to track	Why it matters	In Dose Track
Injection or oral	The two forms are counted differently: by mL from a vial, or by capsule from a bottle.	Separate library entries for NAD+ (Injectable) and NAD+ (Oral), each with its own stock.
Vial strength	A 1,000 mg vial holds ten times what a 100 mg vial does, so strengths differ widely.	Saved with the vial; every dose shows its mL and units.
Dose	There is no label dose; log the dose your protocol uses.	Recorded with each shot, with changes kept from their start date.
Flushing and nausea	These are among the quick picks people log on peptides.	Log them with a severity next to the dose they followed.
Vial left and refills	Large vials are expensive to run out of unexpectedly.	Run-out and order-by dates from your logged doses.

What side effects can you log on NAD+?

Injectable NAD+ has no FDA label and no official side-effect list. Dose Track has quick picks for the side effects people on peptides log most: injection-site reaction, tiredness, headache, nausea, flushing and water retention. You can type in anything else and set how bad it was. Each shot can also carry a site reaction (redness, swelling, bruising, a lump or itching), so a sore spot is tied to the site and the vial it came from.

What if you miss a NAD+ dose?

There is no label for injectable NAD+, so no official missed-dose rule; missed days show in your log.

In Dose Track a missed dose stands out in your history, so you can see the gap and count from the right day.

More about NAD+ on Dose Track

Dose Track is a tracking app, not medical advice. It records what you and your prescriber decide; it does not recommend doses. Check any dose change with your prescriber.

NAD+ tracker: injections, large vials and units