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Braineffect NAD+ Boost 300 mg

Braineffect · Capsule · 300 mg

Price/day

€0.83

Dose

300 mg

Servings/pack

60

Pack price

€49.90

Transparency Index

7.7/10

Recommended A well-rounded package for budget-conscious users who want NR combined with methylation support.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 7.0/10

NR has human studies supporting NAD+ elevation; TMG provides methyl groups for NR metabolism.

Value for money 8.0/10

€0.83 per day including TMG and B-complex is good value for a complete stack.

Product quality 8.0/10

Manufactured in Germany to IFS standards, with a certificate of analysis per batch.

Label honesty 8.0/10

All B vitamins listed with exact µg amounts.

Third-party testing 7.0/10

Braineffect publishes COAs on request, but does not maintain a public database.

Product Description

Braineffect combines 300 mg NR with 500 mg trimethylglycine, B12, B6, and niacin. Manufactured in Brandenburg, Germany, to IFS Food Version 7 standards.

What We Like

  • Integrated methyl donor support via TMG
  • B vitamins assist with homocysteine management
  • European manufacturing with short supply chains

What We’re Missing

  • NR source not explicitly named (e.g., no Niagen branding)
  • Slight minty aftertaste from essential oils
  • Capsules contain traces of soy lecithin

Usage Recommendation

Take 2 capsules in the morning with a meal containing some fat. On rest days, optionally reduce to 1 capsule.

Ingredient dossier

Like NMN, NR is a NAD+ precursor — but unlike NMN, it is approved as a Novel Food in the EU. Human studies confirm NAD+ elevation; clinical benefits remain unclear.

Read full dossier: NR (Nicotinamide Riboside) →