Niacinamide
Also known as: Nicotinamide, Vitamin B3 (Amide Form)
Flush-free B3, skin barrier support and NAD+ precursor.
- Clinical dose
- 500 mg twice daily for skin
- Typical label dose
- 50–500 mg
- Category
- Vitamins & Minerals
- Skin Quality
- Anti-Aging
- Energy
What it is & how it works
Precursor to NAD+ via the amide pathway; bypasses the niacin flush response.
Dosage
The clinically studied dose is 500 mg twice daily for skin.On labels you'll typically see 50–500 mg.
What the research shows
Flush-free niacin source, drives skincare positioning and shows up in NAD+ stacks under NR/NMN.
Studies & citations
Formulas it appears in
- Skin/Hair/Nails
- Multivitamin
- Longevity Formula
Skin formulas, NAD+ stacks, daily multivitamins, anti-aging products
Categories
Niacinamide FAQ
What is Niacinamide?
Flush-free B3, skin barrier support and NAD+ precursor.
How much Niacinamide should I take per day?
The clinically studied dose is 500 mg twice daily for skin.
What does Niacinamide do?
Flush-free niacin source, drives skincare positioning and shows up in NAD+ stacks under NR/NMN.
What is Niacinamide found in?
Skin formulas, NAD+ stacks, daily multivitamins, anti-aging products
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