Puracle Liquid NAD+ carton with one sachet
Tearing a sachet open over a glass of water
Taking it at the kitchen counter in the morning
The four actives in every sachet
Tear the top, into water, once a morning
A sachet going into a bag on the way out
Why a sachet rather than a capsule
4.6 · 3,400 reviews

Eight hours' sleep, and you still look tired

When sleep stops being the thing that fixes it, the problem is further down. Ten liquid sachets - tear one open in the morning, straight down or into water. Nicotinamide riboside with quercetin, trans-resveratrol and PQQ.

  • Nothing to swallow: A liquid sachet, not a capsule. Tear the top and drink it.
  • Four actives in one go: Nicotinamide riboside, quercetin phytosome, trans-resveratrol and PQQ.
  • Takes about five seconds: Which is the difference between a habit and a drawer full of good intentions.
  • Travels flat: A sachet in a bag or a pocket. No bottle rattling around, nothing to measure.

Made in numbered batches. Batch 3 is the last at this price.

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Batch 3 is the last at this price

60-day money back guarantee. Keep what is left of the box.

The best form of it I have tried

I had been on capsules for a year. This one I actually finish the box of.

My daughter noticed before I did

She asked if I had done something different. I had not told anyone I was taking it.

It has become a fixed part of the morning

Kettle on, sachet, done. I do not think about it any more, which is the point.

Mild and slightly fruity - apple and a hint of berry from the juice concentrates, with no chalky aftertaste and nothing artificial-sweet about it. Most people take it straight from the sachet. In a small glass of cold water it is lighter again.

No sugar. Sweetened with erythritol rather than syrup.

NAD+ is used by the cellular repair processes that skin depends on, and those processes slow as we get older. Supporting them is not the same as treating skin from the outside, and anyone promising you a visible result on a particular date is guessing. What people tend to report first is feeling less worn out, and then that they look less worn out - in that order, and over weeks rather than days.

Support, not treatment. We would rather be dull about it than wrong.

This is the thing most people notice first, and it is worth being precise: it is not a stimulant and there is no caffeine in it. Nobody gets a lift twenty minutes after taking it. What people describe is a less heavy afternoon, usually after a couple of weeks rather than a couple of days.

If you want something that works in an hour, this is not it and coffee is.

Tracked shipping on every order, dispatched within one working day. Most orders arrive in three to seven days depending where you are. You get a tracking number by email the moment it leaves us.

No subscription, no auto-refill, nothing to cancel later.

Sixty days. Take the whole box, and if you would rather not have bought it, email us and we will refund it - you do not need to send back what is left and you do not need to explain yourself.

A supplement that does nothing for you is not a supplement you should be arguing with us about.

The afternoons go first

It is not dramatic and it does not arrive on a particular day. It is the hour after lunch becoming something to get through rather than something you barely noticed, and the evening arriving with less left in it than it used to. Most people put it down to a busy week for several years running.

NAD+ is the molecule your cells use for the housekeeping that keeps them working - repair, energy conversion, clearing out what is broken. Levels of it fall as we get older, and nicotinamide riboside is one of the forms the body can raise them with.

That is the whole idea, and it is slower and quieter than anyone selling it would like.

4.6 out of 5 · 3,400 reviews

Five seconds, once, in the morning

The reason most supplements stop working is that people stop taking them. A capsule regimen needs a glass of water, a count, and a bottle you remember to pack. This needs a sachet and a tear. Whatever else is true about the biochemistry, the format is what decides whether there is anything left in the box at the end of the month, and that is not a small thing to design around.

It goes where you go

A sachet is flat and sealed, so it lives in a handbag, a jacket pocket or a suitcase without leaking, rattling or needing to be counted out into a pill organiser. Two weeks away from home is where most supplement routines quietly end. This one survives them.

Four actives, one sachet

Nicotinamide riboside is the part that raises NAD+. Quercetin phytosome, trans-resveratrol and PQQ are the supporting cast, chosen because they act on the same cellular housekeeping rather than because the list looks longer with them on it. There is nothing in here whose only job is to fill space on a label.

What taking it actually looks like

Pale liquid pouring from a torn sachet into a glass of water
At the startWith use

There is no ritual to it

This is the whole routine, photographed rather than described: tear the top, pour it into water or drink it straight, carry on with your morning. No glass of water needed to get a capsule down, no counting, nothing to measure. It is worth being unromantic about, because the format is the part that decides whether there is anything left in the box in a month - and no supplement works from a drawer.

Not a claim about what it does - just what the morning looks like.

What happens, week by week

People differ. This is the shape of it, not a promise about you.

Day 1
Tear one open with breakfast. Nothing to feel - this is not a stimulant and it is not meant to be.
Week 1
Most people notice nothing at all, and that is the normal shape of it rather than a sign it is not working.
Week 2-3
The afternoon is usually where it shows first. Less of the heavy hour after lunch.
Week 4
The first box runs out around here. This is the point people decide whether to reorder.
Month 2
Sleep and the general worn-out feeling are what people mention most at this stage.
Month 3
Cellular support is slow and quiet by nature. This is where a supplement like this earns its place, or does not.

What people say

4.6 average from 3,400 people

I finish the box, which I never did with capsules.

Verified buyer

Not a jolt. Just a less heavy afternoon.

Verified buyer

Tastes like a mild apple drink. That is the whole review.

Verified buyer

Three months in and it is still on the counter.

Verified buyer

Questions

Supporting the cellular processes that use NAD+, which decline as we age. In practice the things people report are the general worn-out feeling and the heavy afternoon. It is support, not treatment for anything.

Two things. It is nicotinamide riboside rather than plain niacinamide, and it arrives as a liquid sachet rather than a capsule - which sounds like packaging and turns out to be the reason people are still taking it in month three.

No. It is a supplement, not a course of treatment, and nothing rebounds if you stop. Most people who keep buying it do so because they noticed something, not because they are worried about stopping.

Longer than you would like. Most people who notice anything are somewhere in weeks two to four. Anyone promising you day three is selling you a story.

Mild, slightly fruity, no chalk and no artificial sweetness. Straight from the sachet or in a small glass of cold water.

Then this is the format for you - there is nothing to swallow. You tear the top off the sachet and drink it. That is the entire routine.

Sixty days, full refund, keep what is left. Supplements are not universal and a page that tells you otherwise is selling you something.

It is a vitamin B3 derivative with plant compounds rather than a medicine, but show the box to your doctor or pharmacist first if you take anything on prescription, and particularly if you are on blood thinners - resveratrol is the reason to ask.

Honestly, there is less to gain if nothing is bothering you. The people who get most out of it are the ones who have noticed the afternoons getting heavier. If you have not, there is no urgency here.

3,400 people, 4.6 average

Annette W. · August 2026 Verified Buyer

The first one I have actually finished

I have a drawer of half-full supplement bottles and I am not proud of it. This one I take because it takes five seconds and there is nothing to swallow. Two boxes in and it is still on the counter, which is more than I can say for the capsules.

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Helen B. · August 2026 Verified Buyer

Afternoons are less heavy

I was not expecting much. It is not a lift and it is not caffeine - it is more that the hour after lunch stopped being something I had to get through. Took about three weeks before I would have said that out loud.

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Susan D. · July 2026 Verified Buyer

Tastes fine, which matters more than it should

Mild and a bit apple-y. I take it straight from the sachet. I mention it because I gave up on a powder last year purely because of the taste, so this was the thing I was most worried about.

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Marianne P. · July 2026 Verified Buyer

Two weeks away and I did not miss a day

That has never happened before. The sachets went in the side pocket of my handbag and that was the end of it. No bottle, nothing to measure, nothing left behind in a hotel bathroom.

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Gillian M. · June 2026 Verified Buyer

Good, but give it longer than you want to

I nearly stopped at two weeks because nothing had happened. It was closer to week four before the afternoons changed, and I would have missed that if I had gone by the first box. Worth knowing before you start.

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