NAD+ is administered exclusively via subcutaneous injection at our clinic, using a 5-injections-per-week protocol over 6 weeks rather than IV infusions, which we moved away from because of the chest pressure, flushing, and nausea that IV NAD+ frequently produces
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Quicksilver Delivery Systems improves upon basic liposomal delivery technology with smaller, more stable, tightly distributed single-layer spheres (called unilamellar vesicles) made from the highest-grade ingredients available
Almost every article comparing spray to injection treats them as roughly equivalent alternatives and then advises spray for convenience
Kawahara M, Kato-Negishi M, Tanaka K
Randomized Clinical Trial Diabetes Care