Swanson Fast-acting Nadh High Bioavailability 10 mg 30 Lozenges

I just hope the body can absorb these I keep reading you need injections or patches but I'm using this because of price Pills are just cheaper so this is the way I'm using it right now

I have Chronic Fatigue; with the fatigue being almost to the point of crippling. I now after being on the NADH for a month have noticed an increase in energy. I still am not able to exercise without needing to sit for two days after; however, I have been able to resume most of needed daily activities. This alone to me is a GOD SEND.

Great price, seems to be comprable to other expense brands.

I take this product everyday for reasons advertised, and it fits right into my daily regime of Vitamins, Supplements and Herbs! I've been doing business with SWANSON since 1999, because the quality of it's products, great prices, and service, are ***** Excellent! Thank you Swanson's!

I'm new to NADH and was buying brand names. I saw Swanson's version, which was a little less expensive than the brand name versions, and thought I'd give them a try - especially since they were fast-acting bioavailable tablets.They work great and I really like the mint taste. I'll definitely buy again and would recommend them to anyone and everyone!

Love it! I'd been using 5mg tabs by a name brand, and was hesitant about the. increased dose and the Swansons brand but after 3 weeks I'm really impressed. My energy, memory, and clarity are all improved.

bought this to help with chronic fatigue triggered by covid. too soon to tell if it is helping. hopeful %26 it did arrive promptly.

Not as effective as I anticipated. The results were disappointing. Each dose did not last but 15 minutes. Still looking for something more powerful, maybe more potency would help.

I received old product from 2018 date. I am awaiting a response from swanson, who promises satisfaction guaranteed, so i expect they will reship me the proper dated item as they always stand by their product. I will update if that doesnt happen, but check your dates folks.

I have no idea of the efficacy of the NADH. But within the ingredients of this supplement is "kollidan", which seems to be a misspelling of kollidon. From BASF's (kollidon manufacturer) website: The Kollidon products consist of soluble and insoluble grades of polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) of various molecular weights and particle sizes, a vinylpyrrolidone/vinyl acetate copolymer and a blend of polyvinylacetate and polyvinylpyrrolidone. I haven't seen this ingredient in any other supplements so I wonder if it's necessary. Personally I wouldn't want to be intentionally ingesting polyvinyl anything.