NAD+ Index At Home Test Kit

At-home finger-prick test reporting NAD+ as an index rather than a raw concentration.

What this test measures

NAD+ reported as an index value from a dried blood spot sample.

Why these markers matter

Same coenzyme as the test above, reported differently. An index expresses your result relative to a reference population rather than as a raw figure, which some people find easier to track over time. As above: the practical meaning of different NAD+ levels is still an area of active research.

What you get

Kit posted to you with lancet, card and return envelope. Results in your private dashboard, typically one to two weeks after collection.

Before you collect

Fill each circle on the card completely and let it dry fully before sealing.

Who this suits

People tracking NAD+ over time who prefer an indexed value.

Your next step

Once you have your results, book with a Canwell naturopath, nutritionist or practitioner to talk them through and build a wellness plan that suits you. Book with Canwell