While its safety profile was consistently favorable, the largest Phase IIb trial failed to show statistical significance for weight loss, and commercial development was halted in 2007.[2] Despite this, interest in AOD-9604 has continued in the compounding pharmacy and integrative medicine space, particularly given its safety data, its lack of IGF-1 stimulation, and emerging research around joint health
Your clinician can help you determine which form and route of administration best fit your goals and dosing schedule
Compounded medications are typically not covered by insurance
David Sinclair, a leading voice in longevity research, has stated: NAD+ is the closest we've gotten to a fountain of youth.[2] His research highlights how NAD+ activates pathways that mimic caloric restriction, a known extender of lifespan in models
No prescription is required
Your veterinarian will recommend the best product for your dog, but good options include: Vitamin B12/cobalamin injection: Vitamin B12 Injection for Dogs (generic) Vitamin B12 tablets: Nutramax Cobalequin Chewable Tablets B12 Supplement Multivitamin that is a good source of vitamin B12: Pet-Tabs Plus Vitamin-Mineral Dog Supplement Vitamin B12 degrades when it is exposed to light
