Seven Actives. Every Dose On The Label. Most NMN products give you one ingredient in a capsule and leave you to work out the rest. NMN Fusion Pro is built as a complete formula: 500mg of NMN at its centre, and six more actives chosen because of how each one relates to it. Not a long ingredient list for the sake of a long ingredient list. Seven things, seven reasons, seven numbers printed on the pouch. The One Most Formulas Miss Start with the TMG, because it tells you how seriously a formula has been thought about. Trimethylglycine, also called betaine, carries three methyl groups and is one of the body's main methyl donors. NMN metabolism runs through a methylation-dependent pathway. Anyone who has read properly around NMN knows the two belong together, which is why experienced users so often buy TMG separately and take it alongside. We put 500mg in, matched one-to-one with the NMN. Not a token 50mg to justify a line on the label. The same amount, because that's the ratio the reasoning points to. It's the single most expensive decision in this formula and the one most brands quietly skip. The Rest Of The Formula, And Why Each One Is There NMN, 500mg. Beta-nicotinamide mononucleotide, chemically synthesised. A nicotinamide group, a ribose sugar, a phosphate. Everything else is chosen in relation to it. Trans-resveratrol, 100mg. From Japanese knotweed. Resveratrol comes in two isomers and only one of them is the stable, well-studied form. We specify trans. A label that just says "resveratrol" hasn't told you which you're getting, and that silence is usually deliberate. Pterostilbene, 50mg. Resveratrol's methylated cousin, found in blueberries. Two extra methyl groups make it more fat-soluble and slower for the body to clear. That's exactly why it sits at 50mg instead of matching the resveratrol. The dose follows the chemistry rather than the marketing. Quercetin, 125mg. A flavonol rather than a stilbenoid, so it widens the polyphenol profile instead of duplicating what's already there. CoQ10, 100mg. Ubiquinone, with a long fatty tail that makes it properly fat-soluble. That's the reason we tell you to take these with food and not on an empty stomach. Piperine, 5mg. Standardised black pepper extract, included for the polyphenols and their absorption profile. Small dose, specific job. What You're Actually Buying Sixty vegan capsules in a resealable pouch. A month at two a day. Seven actives, and every single quantity printed per serving rather than buried in a blend. That last part matters more than it sounds. A "proprietary blend" of 800mg tells you nothing: it could be 780mg of the cheap ingredient and 20mg of the expensive one, and you'd never know. Ours are all listed separately. Take this page to any other NMN product you're considering and compare line by line. That's the whole argument. Who Buys It People who've already read about NMN and want the full formula rather than the starting point. People who've been buying NMN and TMG as two separate bottles and would rather not. And anyone who reads labels properly and has noticed how few products let you. How To Take It Two capsules once a day with a full glass of water, with or shortly after food. The CoQ10 and the stilbenoids are fat-soluble, so a meal genuinely helps. Take them consistently rather than occasionally. Do not exceed the stated dose. Store somewhere cool and dry, out of the sight and reach of children. The Pure Vitamins Standard Formulated in the UK, manufactured in a facility certified to ISO 22000:2018, HACCP and GMP, and tested for purity and heavy metals. Certificates of analysis available on request Vegan HPMC capsules, no gelatine, no animal derivatives Gluten-free, with no artificial colours, flavours, sweeteners or preservatives No proprietary blends. Seven ingredients, seven declared doses Related guides How to choose an NMN supplement What is NAD+ NMN with TMG and resveratrol A food supplement, not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Not suitable for anyone under 18, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you take medication or have a medical condition.
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