Your Protein Shake Is Doing One Job. This One Does Three.

Same 25g of protein, but every scoop also carries 200mg of liposomal NAD+, 250mg of TMG, hydrolyzed collagen and 50mcg of methylcobalamin B12. A standard whey gives you protein and nothing else, so most people end up buying a collagen tub and an NAD+ supplement separately. This is all of it in one scoop.

Yes, it contains milk. It's made with whey protein isolate, which has had most of the lactose removed, so it sits well with a lot of people who find standard whey concentrate hard going. But it is not dairy free, and it isn't suitable if you have a whey or milk allergy. If that's you, Ageless Reserve and Awaken are both whey free.

TMG, or betaine, does two jobs here. It's a methyl donor, which is why NAD+ users pair it with their routine, and betaine has its own body of sports nutrition research on strength and power output. In a product that's both protein and NAD+, it earns its place twice.

Per serving, yes, that's in line with what research uses for muscle protein synthesis. What matters more is your daily total: protein needs rise with age, and most people over 50 fall short of them. One scoop is a reliable 25g toward that number, not the whole of it.

Essentially nothing, which is the point. No flavoring, no sweeteners, no added sugar. It disappears into coffee, smoothies, oatmeal or water, and it works in baking, which flavored proteins don't.

Yes, and that combination has a name: the Complete Longevity Stack is exactly those three formulas, NAD+ Protein, Ageless Reserve and Awaken, as one 30-day routine. They're built to layer rather than overlap: Reserve is the NMN and NAD+ base, Awaken covers gut health and focus with functional mushrooms and collagen peptides, and NAD+ Protein handles muscle and recovery. All three are unflavored or chocolate, so most people mix them into one drink in the morning, though plenty spread them out across the day.

If you want all three formulas, yes. Ageless Reserve, Awaken and NAD+ Protein bought separately come to $293.99. The Complete Longevity Stack is $225 one-time or $189.99 on subscription. If you only want the protein, a 90-serving NAD+ Protein subscription is the lowest cost per serving in the catalog at $2.41.

Yes, independently tested for purity and potency, with results published on our site. Every dose is printed on the label, with no proprietary blends.

Recovery is usually the first thing people notice, within the first few weeks of consistent use alongside training. The cellular energy side builds over months rather than days. Individual results vary, and no supplement replaces training, sleep and a diet that gets you enough protein overall.