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Give Back Health Clinic Coll NMN 25g

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Give Back Health Clinic Coll NMN 25g

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FOR EXTEMPORANEOUS COMPOUNDING  

Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) is a popular and researched NAD+ precursor. It provides the body with NAD+, which can be used in an extensive range of metabolic processes. NMN shows a high degree of promise in healthy ageing, energy optimization and metabolic health. 

Independent third-party testing results are a must with NMN due to a high risk of adulterated and low purity materials currently being sold in the marketplace.  Give Back Health Clinic Collection NMN is manufactured and tested in TGA-approved GMP facilities in Australia to the same strict standard as listed medicines. It is also third party tested for identification, quality and purity in TGA approved GMP facilities in Australia. The raw material we use comes from a global leader in NMN production. It is a trademarked and patented NMN that’s been used in human clinical trials.

NMN is currently not approved for use in Australia. It can, however, be prescribed by healthcare practitioners to their patients as an extemporaneous compounding ingredient following a consultation. Give Back Health Clinic Collection NMN is pharmaceutical medicine grade for extemporaneous compounding.

Dosage range: 250 mg - 1,000 mg. For extemporaneous compounding.

Storage: Store below 25ºC in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

IngredientPer 0.25 g
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN)250 mg


FREE FROM: Gluten, corn, lactose, egg, sulfites, tree nuts, soy, maltodextrin and magnesium stearate.

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, talk to your healthcare practitioner.  
Vitamin and mineral supplements should not replace a balanced diet.  
Do not use if tamper evidence seal is broken. Bottle sealed under cap for your protection. 

CONTRAINDICATIONS: None known. Well tolerated in human clinical trials.

FOR EXTEMPORANEOUS COMPOUNDING  

Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) is a popular and researched NAD+ precursor. It provides the body with NAD+, which can be used in an extensive range of metabolic processes. NMN shows a high degree of promise in healthy ageing, energy optimization and metabolic health. 

Independent third-party testing results are a must with NMN due to a high risk of adulterated and low purity materials currently being sold in the marketplace.  Give Back Health Clinic Collection NMN is manufactured and tested in TGA-approved GMP facilities in Australia to the same strict standard as listed medicines. It is also third party tested for identification, quality and purity in TGA approved GMP facilities in Australia. The raw material we use comes from a global leader in NMN production. It is a trademarked and patented NMN that’s been used in human clinical trials.

NMN is currently not approved for use in Australia. It can, however, be prescribed by healthcare practitioners to their patients as an extemporaneous compounding ingredient following a consultation. Give Back Health Clinic Collection NMN is pharmaceutical medicine grade for extemporaneous compounding.

Dosage range: 250 mg - 1,000 mg. For extemporaneous compounding.

Storage: Store below 25ºC in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

IngredientPer 0.25 g
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN)250 mg


FREE FROM: Gluten, corn, lactose, egg, sulfites, tree nuts, soy, maltodextrin and magnesium stearate.

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, talk to your healthcare practitioner.  
Vitamin and mineral supplements should not replace a balanced diet.  
Do not use if tamper evidence seal is broken. Bottle sealed under cap for your protection. 

CONTRAINDICATIONS: None known. Well tolerated in human clinical trials.

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