The original poster has clear NAD+ after four weeks in the fridge and asks whether to extend use or discard it. Replies indicate that clarity means the product remains effective beyond standard 28-day guidance, with one user reporting full results at 120 days after a pause. Participants dismiss strict 28-day limits as overly cautious when appearance stays normal.
What this discussion establishesWhether to follow 28-day expiration guidance or rely on visual clarity for longer storage
Still openExact safe duration or any potency loss after four weeks
Nothing here is advice.
My reconstituted NAD+ has been refrigerated for four weeks and remains completely clear with no cloudiness at all. Should I keep it for another couple of weeks to finish the bottle or throw it out?
Ignore the 28-day crowd. If it's clear these peptides hold up longer than some claim. But if you go with that idea anyway, let me know and I can take the old ones off your hands.
I would keep using it.
Oh man I was hoping to get some extras... LOL!
I spotted a content creator on TikTok asserting that Reta works well across a three-month stretch. I still need to give it a try myself and will share what happens once I do.
I've reached the 120-day point and the impact remains just as strong. Once I got to 60 days I paused for roughly a month yet the item itself hasn't changed.
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