NMN vs NR vs 'Absorption-Boosted' NMN: an Honest Comparison From a Lab That Sells One
99%+ Verified Purity
Stomach-Acid Protected
1000 mg per Serving
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99%+ Verified Purity
Stomach-Acid Protected
1000 mg per Serving
3rd-Party Tested
Advanced NMN 1000
1000mg per serving. 60 enteric-coated capsules, a 30-day supply.
$30 per bottle, every month · $1.00 per day. Skip or cancel anytime, lock in $30, or go every 3 months, same $30.
$40 per bottle · $1.33 per day
In stock, ships from the USA · 30-day guarantee · Free US shipping over $100
See the current batch COA (PDF)What it supports
- Supports cellular energy production
- Supports healthy NAD+ levels
- Enteric-coated to survive stomach acid and release in the intestine
Batch COAs, every lot
We published per-batch COAs before anyone else in this category. The FDA allows skip-lot testing; we have never skipped a lot. Full NMN 1000 archive.
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We sell one of these, so we are biased. We say so up front.
Here is the release data, the purity reports, and the cost math.
Including the two rows where we lose.
Two honest losses, said before any wins
An honest comparison starts with what the other options do better. Here is ours.
NR carries a longer human-trial history. If the volume of published human data is your top criterion, NR wins that row today. NMN human trials are real but fewer and more recent. We will not pretend otherwise.
Standard NMN capsules start around $19.95. Ours is $40, or $30 subscribed. If price per bottle is the only row you read, the cheap bottle wins. The cost-per-absorbed-milligram math below is why we still think it shouldn't.
If you want to titrate small amounts at a time, a powder beats any capsule, including ours. Capsules win when you want a protected 1000mg serving with no measuring.
Four categories, five rows, no brand names
Categories only, by design: no competitor brand names on this page. Where a category varies by brand, we say varies.
| Enteric NMN 1000 (ours) | Standard NMN capsules | NR | Liposomal NMN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Published human data | Human trials published, fewer and more recent | Same molecule, same caveat | The most published human data. NR wins this row. | Same NMN caveat, no added human data |
| Published dissolution (USP 711) | 84.8% intestinal release | 12.5% intestinal release | Different molecule, rarely published | No public dissolution data found |
| Per-batch Certificate of Analysis | Public, every lot, never skip-lot | Often none, or on request | Varies by brand | Varies, rarely lot-matched |
| Cost per absorbed milligram | Under 5 cents (about 848mg of 1000mg arrives) | About 16 cents at $19.95 (about 125mg arrives) | Not comparable: different molecule, different dose | Cannot compute without published release data |
| Guarantee | 30 days, stated in plain language | Often buried, or unopened bottles only | Varies | Varies |
Ask any brand for the two numbers that make this table honest: dissolution by USP 711, and a lot-matched Certificate of Analysis. Ours is one tap away.
USP 711: one test every brand can run
USP 711 is the United States Pharmacopeia dissolution method. It measures how much of a dose actually releases at intestinal pH 6.8, where absorption happens.
It does not care about the brand, the molecule, or the marketing. Anyone can run it. Most brands do not publish it.
Release at intestinal pH 6.8, measured by USP 711 dissolution testing. 84.8% versus 12.5% is 6.8x better intestinal delivery.
When a brand shows you USP 711 data, you can compare. When they don't, you are buying a claim.
You pay for what arrives, not what is on the label
Take any 1000mg labeled dose.
Standard capsule at 12.5% release: about 125mg arrives where it matters.
Enteric capsule at 84.8% release: about 848mg arrives.
$19.95 divided by 125mg: about 16 cents per absorbed milligram.
$40 divided by 848mg: under 5 cents per absorbed milligram.
The cheap bottle is the expensive one.
And liposomal NMN cannot be put on this scale at all: we found no public dissolution data for liposomal brands. That is not an accusation. It is an invitation. Publish the numbers and the math gets honest for everyone.
Enteric NMN 1000: 84.8% verified release, public COA, $40 for 30 days.
Add to Cart, $40Every batch is tested. Every result is public.
The table above makes claims about categories. Here is the document trail for our column.
We publish a Certificate of Analysis matched to the lot number on your bottle. And we test the finished product, not just a raw ingredient sample.
| Test | Method | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Potency and purity | HPLC, third-party lab | 99.2% NMN purity |
| Heavy metals | ISO 17025 accredited lab | 100 to 800x below referenced safety limits |
| Intestinal release | USP 711 dissolution | 84.8% at pH 6.8 (standard capsule: 12.5%) |
| Manufacturing | cGMP facility, USA | Every batch |
The current batch, lot 071026 (manufactured 07/26), tested by MS Bioanalytical, report dated 07/24/2026: NMN confirmed at 1000 mg per serving by HPLC-UV, identity confirmed, microbes not detected. Tap the document to open the full PDF.
RevGenetics published per-batch Certificates of Analysis before anyone else in this category.
Outside services test a product once in a while. We test every batch.
And we have never used the skip-lot testing the FDA allows.
How you will know it is working
Honest answer first: NMN is not a stimulant.
It supports NAD+ at the cellular level, and most people feel nothing in week one. That is normal.
One five-star reviewer put it plainly: "It works on a molecular level, so you don't really notice an instant response, but it seems to be helping over the last couple of months."
Likely nothing noticeable. This is expected, not a failure.
Customers who notice differences most often report steadier energy and better endurance in the activities they already do.
Reported effects vary with baseline. Some customers notice a difference within weeks; others notice nothing dramatic.
Track it yourself. Know, don't hope.
Pick one measure before you start: an endurance benchmark like your usual walk or run, a simple morning energy log, or bloodwork with your healthcare provider.
Then judge the 30 days on your own terms.
*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.
What is inside, exactly
- Serving size: 2 capsules
- Servings per container: 30
- Per serving: AdvancedNMN 1000mg (standardized as nicotinamide mononucleotide). Daily value not established.
- Other ingredients: HPMC (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, the capsule itself). No fillers, no flow agents.
This is the panel from the actual bottle label. Tap the image to open it full size.
Reviewed by our Chief Science Officer
Ph.D. in Experimental Pathology, UCLA.
Fletcher Jones Chair in Molecular Biology, Whittier College.
NIH-funded postdoctoral research in cancer cell biology.
Published in Cancer Research, Cells, Clinical Immunology, Experimental Gerontology, and Neurobiology of Aging.
As Chief Science Officer, he ensures every RevGenetics product is backed by rigorous, peer-reviewed science.
4.9 out of 5, from 45 reviews
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"A great product for increasing energy and overall strength and endurance. I won't go without it."
"It works on a molecular level, so you don't really notice an instant response, but it seems to be helping over the last couple of months."
"High quality product. Excellent research to support NMN. Verified third-party testing. My 92 year-old mother swears by this supplement from RevGenetics."
"To early for review, been taking it for a couple of weeks, supplements take time for results."
"The product is famously good and the service unexpectedly good."
"Seems to be working. No stomach issues."
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Subscribe & Save 25%Asked by buyers like you
"Isn't this just an ad disguised as a comparison?"
Fair. We sell one of the products on this page, and this page exists to sell it.
That is exactly why the concessions come first, why the table includes a row NR wins, and why every number links to a document you can check without buying anything.
Judge the comparison the way we would: do the numbers check out?
"Enteric vs liposomal: which one?"
Different mechanisms. Liposomal wraps NMN in lipid spheres. Enteric coating protects the capsule through stomach acid and releases it at intestinal pH, where absorption happens.
Here is what to demand from either side: published dissolution data. We publish ours (84.8% intestinal release, USP 711). We could not find public dissolution data from liposomal NMN brands.
Ask them for it. If a brand will not show release numbers, you are buying a claim, not a measurement.
"Why not just buy the cheapest?"
Sticker price is real, and the $19.95 bottle wins that row. We said so up top.
But you absorb milligrams, not labels. At 12.5% release, a 1000mg standard capsule delivers about 125mg where it matters: about 16 cents per absorbed milligram. At 84.8%, ours delivers about 848mg: under 5 cents.
The cheap bottle is the expensive one.
Straight answers
Both are NAD+ precursors. NR has more published human data today. The bigger practical gap is delivery: 84.8% vs 12.5% release.
Different mechanisms. Demand published dissolution data from either. We publish USP 711 results; liposomal brands, as far as we can find, do not.
Capsules give the protected 1000mg serving with no measuring. The powder suits flexible dosing.
Is NMN or NR better?
Is liposomal NMN better than enteric NMN?
How do I take it?
Can I open the capsule or mix it into a drink?
Are there side effects?
Capsules or the NMN powder?
What is the guarantee?
What does shipping cost?
Get the comparison table and buyer's checklist as a PDF
The full NAD+ precursor comparison table from this page, plus the 7 questions to ask any NMN brand before you buy: dissolution data, lot-matched COA, guarantee terms, and the rest.
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*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. Consult your healthcare provider before use.