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Do Not Age NMN 500

Do Not Age · Capsule · 500 mg

Price/day

€0.83

Dose

500 mg

Servings/pack

60

Pack price

€49.95

Transparency Index

5.6/10

Acceptable Solid base product at a fair price. Those who prioritize independent certification will find better options — but at higher cost.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 3.0/10

NMN raised NAD+ levels in studies (small human trials). Clinical benefits in humans remain unproven.

Value for money 7.0/10

€0.83 per daily dose at 500 mg is affordable to average by market comparison.

Product quality 6.0/10

In-house HPLC lab tests published. No independent third-party certification (Informed-Sport, NSF). Refrigerated storage recommended for stability.

Label honesty 7.0/10

No explicit health claims on the label. Marketing website sometimes makes broad statements without source references.

Third-party testing 4.0/10

Manufacturer publishes own Certificate of Analysis (CoA). No independent certification by Informed-Sport, NSF, or Labdoor.

Product Description

Do Not Age NMN 500 is one of the most recognized NMN brands in the English-speaking market. The British company has established a strong presence in the longevity community and regularly publishes blog posts on current research.

What We Like

  • Transparent testing: Do Not Age publishes HPLC purity certificates for every batch — better than many competitors
  • Fair price: €0.83 per day for 500 mg NMN is reasonable
  • Stable capsule format: capsules protect NMN from moisture better than powder

What We’re Missing

  • No third-party certification: own CoAs are not a substitute for independent testing by Labdoor, Informed-Sport, or NSF
  • Marketing exceeds evidence: the website implies stronger longevity effects than the current research supports

Ingredient dossier

NMN is a direct precursor to NAD+. Animal studies are promising — robust human trials are still lacking, and the EU regulatory status is unclear.

Read full dossier: NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide) →