About

nadplusreport.com exists because NAD+ is sold several different ways, all under one name, at prices that are nowhere near each other.

Who writes it

Grant Whitfield writes the provider comparisons and research guides published by NAD+ Report. The reviews examine the seller’s own pricing, delivery routes, billing terms and disclosures. Our research guides distinguish human findings from laboratory results and marketing claims. NAD+ Report is the publisher and is responsible for maintaining these pages and handling corrections.

How a figure gets onto this site

Every price here was read from the seller’s own page, recorded with the route it buys, the milligrams it buys and the billing cycle it is charged on, and published with the date it was read. Where a seller states no dose, the board prints dose not stated rather than a midpoint. Where a figure exists only in a page’s markup and is never shown to a reader, it is marked as such and not counted as a published price. The method is set out in full on the editorial policy page.

What this site does and does not judge

It judges commercial conduct — whether a price is stated, whether a dose is stated, whether the billing cycle is visible before checkout, and whether a figure is one a reader can actually see on the seller’s page rather than one buried in its markup. Research guides assess what published studies can and cannot establish. A seller’s benefit claim is not treated as evidence that its product works.

Contact

editor@nadplusreport.com