# Contact Online NAD: Editorial Questions About the NAD+ Research Digest

> Contact Online NAD with editorial questions or corrections about our NAD+ research digest. We publish summaries of published science and do not provide medical advice or sell products.

Editorial questions, source suggestions and corrections are welcome. Medical questions are not something we can answer.

## What we can and cannot help with

This is the contact page for Online NAD, an independent editorial digest of the NAD+ research literature. We welcome editorial correspondence: a study we should add, a citation that needs correcting, a passage that reads as unclear, or a question about how we summarized a particular finding. If a number on this site does not match the source you are looking at, tell us and we will check it.

What we cannot do is give medical advice. We are not a clinic, we employ no clinicians, and we cannot tell you whether NAD+, NMN, NR or any infusion or injection is appropriate for you — that is a conversation for a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history. We also sell nothing, so we cannot help with orders, pricing, or product sourcing; there is no product behind this page.

## How to reach us

Use the form below to send an editorial message. Please include the page and, where relevant, the citation number you are writing about, so we can find the exact claim quickly. We read every message but cannot promise individual replies, and we do not respond to requests to buy, sell, or be sold anything.

For the avoidance of doubt: messages asking us to recommend a dose, a brand, a clinic, or an infusion protocol will not receive one. We point such questions back to the published literature and to a qualified clinician, which is the whole posture of this digest.

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