20g ultra pure NMN Powder (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide), 99,9 % purity (CAS 1094-61-7)
NMN is stable at room temperature and has a shelf life of AT LEAST 2 years.
NMN (β-nicotinamide mononucleotide) is classified as a chemical in the EU and not intended for human consumption. CAS: 1094-61-7, Hill Notation: C11H15N2O8P. Area of application: Intermediate product of the NAD synthesis, for research purposes and laboratory investigations.
Is ultra-pure NMN manufactured differently from 'ordinary' NMN?
Manufacturers are not (yet) able to produce NMN in exactly the same purity in every production cycle. The degree of purity varies from batch to batch. The production process in the production of ultra-pure NMN, as we distribute it, in fact does not differ in any way from the way in which 'ordinary NMN' is produced. At best, one could say that this NMN was particularly 'well done'. You could also compare the ultra-pure NMN with the cream that is skimmed off in the preparation of milk and which we then use to prepare delicious whipped cream. The ultra-pure NMN is therefore somewhat more expensive for a similar reason, which also underlies the price difference between milk and whipped cream.
There is another reason why U-NMN is more expensive: The analysis effort that we do for U-NMN is greater because, in addition to purity, we also have an analysis of the potential exposure to heavy metals and a microbiological analysis that deals with possible contamination with fungal spores and germs. The analysis result for the U-NMN, which we are currently delivering, can be read here (it takes a little understanding of chemical relationships to understand this).
Special hygiene measures on our part when processing U-NMN: The air is cleaned of dust / floating particles by an air washer. The assistants wear a clean smock to prevent dust from clothing from contaminating the substance, they wear a hood for the hair, latex gloves and a face mask.