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simplyNAD+ vs Aurevia NAD+ Performance: What Happens When There Is No Label
By the simplyNAD+ Research Desk · September 2026 · Every figure below was taken from the manufacturer’s own website or a major retailer’s label listing, and we say so when a number could not be verified.
Aurevia NAD+ Performance advertises at $39.99, marked down from $79.99, and it is the cheapest branded option in the sponsored results. We went looking for its Supplement Facts panel so we could compare doses properly. We could not find one.
This article is therefore less a formula comparison than a short lesson in what to check before you buy any supplement from a brand you have not heard of.
What we could and could not verify
| simplyNAD+ Daily | Aurevia NAD+ Performance | |
|---|---|---|
| Active ingredient | 600mg nicotinamide riboside | 500mg of — the brand’s own page says "pharmaceutical-grade NAD+" in one place and "pharmaceutical-grade NMN" in another; its Amazon listing says liposomal NR |
| Supplement Facts panel published | Yes, on the product page | Not found on the brand’s website |
| Servings per container | 30 packets | Not published |
| Cost per day | $0.83 | Cannot be calculated |
| Company name and address | Published | Not found; contact is an email address |
| Who it is marketed to | Everyone; our advertising speaks to women | Men — "male vitality," circulation and sexual wellness positioning |
| Format | Berry packet, drunk straight | 2 capsules daily |
Three different molecules on one product
NAD+, NMN and NR are not synonyms. NMN and NR are both precursors your body converts into NAD+, they are structurally different, and NAD+ itself is the end product that is poorly absorbed orally. A label that says all three across different pages has not told you what you are swallowing.
This is the part that should give you pause regardless of which brand you end up buying. In the United States, the Supplement Facts panel is not optional — it is how you find out what is actually in the bottle and in what amount. A brand that sells direct to consumers and does not put that panel on the product page has removed the only tool you had.
Why cost per day is the number to demand
$39.99 is the cheapest headline price in the category, and it might genuinely be the cheapest per day — we cannot tell you, because the serving count is not published. If the bottle is a 30-day supply it is $1.33 a day. If it is a 15-day supply it is $2.67. Those are very different products at the same sticker price.
Ours is 30 packets for $25, which is 83 cents a day. Elysium Basis is $65 for 30 servings, $2.17. Timeline Mitopure is $99 for 30, $3.30. Every one of those numbers is checkable because every one of those brands publishes the count.
The claims we could not trace
Aurevia’s page advertises "Clinically Studied NAD+ Science" without a citation to any study. Its own social-proof figures also disagree with each other in different places on the site. And at least three similarly named domains exist, one of which sells research chemicals, so even the brand identity is difficult to pin down.
We are not alleging the product is unsafe or ineffective. We have no evidence either way — that is precisely the point. We could not establish what is in it, how much of it, how many days it lasts, or who makes it.
A four-question checklist for any supplement
- Is there a Supplement Facts panel on the product page? If not, close the tab.
- Does it name the exact compound? "NAD+ complex" and "proprietary blend" are not compounds. Nicotinamide riboside at 600mg is.
- Can you calculate cost per day? Price divided by servings. If you cannot get the second number, you do not know the price.
- Is there a company name and address? Someone has to be accountable for what is in it.
Run that checklist on us too. The panel is on our product page, the compound is nicotinamide riboside at 600mg per packet, the box holds 30, and the arithmetic is 83 cents.
simplyNAD+ Daily is 600mg nicotinamide riboside, 250mg quercetin phytosome, 150mg trans-resveratrol and 40mg PQQ in one mixed-berry packet you drink straight — no water, no capsules, ten seconds. 30 packets per box, first box $25 with free US shipping. See the packets and pick your supply →
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Prices and product specifications were verified on brand websites in September 2026 and may change — check the manufacturer’s current label before buying. simplyNAD+ is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any brand named in this article. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This article is educational and is not medical advice — talk to your doctor before starting any supplement.