500mg of NAD+, 500mg of NMN, 200mg of CoQ10.
The Longevity & Cellular Stack is three full-size bottles, each with its own Supplement Facts panel: Vital NAD+ at 500mg per serving, Vital NMN at 500mg per capsule, and Vital CoQ10 at 200mg of ubiquinone per capsule. $104.90 for the three, against $143.90 bought separately.
- ✓ Vital NAD+ — 500mg per serving, with quercetin at 250mg and Japanese knotweed standardised to 98% resveratrol at 150mg
- ✓ Vital NMN — 500mg of Beta-Nicotinamide Mononucleotide per capsule, one step from NAD+ via the salvage pathway
- ✓ Vital CoQ10 — 200mg of ubiquinone per capsule, fat-soluble, taken with a meal containing fat
- ✓ $104.90 for three full-size bottles, against $143.90 bought separately, with free US shipping over $75 — the stack price is the offer, so discount codes including VITAL15 do not apply
Three full-size bottles for $104.90 — $39.00 less than buying them separately.
Longevity & Cellular Stack
$104.90
What is in the three bottles, and what the trials used
This stack is three full-size bottles, each with its own Supplement Facts panel: Vital NAD+, Vital NMN and Vital CoQ10. NAD+ is the coenzyme, NMN is the precursor your cells convert into it in a single step through the salvage pathway, and CoQ10 is one of the carriers in the mitochondrial electron transport chain.
Each NAD+ serving delivers 500mg of NAD+ alongside 250mg of quercetin and 150mg of Japanese knotweed extract standardised to 98% resveratrol. Vital NMN is 500mg of Beta-Nicotinamide Mononucleotide per capsule.
The published human trials in this field were run on precursors, and it is worth knowing what they measured. Yoshino and colleagues (Science, 2021) gave 250mg of NMN daily for ten weeks to 25 postmenopausal women with prediabetes, and muscle insulin sensitivity improved; body weight, blood pressure and blood lipids did not change. That trial used 250mg a day; our capsule is 500mg. Elhassan and colleagues (Cell Reports, 2019) gave nicotinamide riboside at 1g daily. Those are results for those precursors at those amounts.
Vital CoQ10 delivers 200mg of ubiquinone per capsule. Kalén and colleagues (Lipids, 1989) measured ubiquinone in human tissue and found concentrations peaked at about age 20 in heart, kidney, liver, lung and spleen, then decreased with further age. Bhagavan and Chopra (Free Radical Research, 2006) report that absorption of supplemental CoQ10 improves when it is taken with a fatty meal, so take it with food rather than on an empty stomach.
$104.90 for the three bottles, against $143.90 bought separately, which clears the $75 threshold for free US shipping. The saving sits in the stack price rather than in a code, so discount codes including VITAL15 do not apply here and nothing about it expires on 25 September. Backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If you take prescription medication, including anything for the heart or for cholesterol, or you are pregnant or nursing, speak to your doctor before starting.
Read our full write-up of the NAD+ and NMN evidence — the trials, the amounts, and where the research is still open.
Common Questions
Why all three together?
NAD+ is the coenzyme, NMN is the precursor one step from it through the salvage pathway, and CoQ10 is a separate carrier in the electron transport chain. Taking the coenzyme and the precursor together covers both rather than doubling a single amount. There is no known interaction between the three.
The NMN trial used 250mg. Why is the capsule 500mg?
Yoshino and colleagues (Science, 2021) gave 250mg of NMN daily for ten weeks; our capsule is 500mg. Both figures are printed here and on the panel, so you can hold one against the other. Beyond windows of that length, long-term safety has not been studied for any NAD+ precursor.
Does VITAL15 work on this?
No. Discount codes do not apply to stacks. The three bottles are $104.90 here against $143.90 bought separately, and that price does not depend on a code that expires. Backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
†These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.