Thorne Niacinamide

Thorne · Niacinamide

Thorne

Niacinamide

Vitamin180 servings

Looks good our read

The dose here lands inside the range studies actually used.

Dose At dose vs. studied dose

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Quality

How it scores

Overall

A

Evidence

A

Dose

A

Formulation

A

Brand

79/100

The label

What's in it, judged

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 Capsule(s)

180 per container

IngredientAmount%DV
  • Niacin as Niacinamide 500 mg 3,125%

Other ingredients: Hypromellose, Calcium Laurate.

Suggested use: Take 1 capsule one to three times daily or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.

at the studied dose Every ingredient links to our evidence.

Reported interactions

Interacts with:
Isoniazid ·Cisplatin ·Oxaliplatin ·Antineoplastic_agents ·Warfarin ·Indomethacin ·MK-0524 ·Laropiprant (DP1 antagonist)
Side effects:
Flushing ·Nausea ·Headache ·Vomiting ·Pruritus ·Hepatotoxicity

From research databases. Not medical advice — talk to your physician.

Dose check

Is it dosed to do anything?

  • Niacin

    At the studied dose

    0.5 g / day studies used 0.5-4.3 g · 83 studies

What Niacin is good for

  • All-cause mortalityA

    Lower risk of death from any cause

    Aging & longevity

  • Plaque burdenA

    Less atherosclerotic plaque

    Cardiovascular

  • Attention and focusC

    Improve attention and concentration

    Attention & executive function

  • HDL cholesterolA

    Higher HDL cholesterol

    Cardiovascular

  • Stroke riskA

    Lower chance of stroke

    Cardiovascular

The brand

Thorne

79/100

Thorne has a strong quality posture, but public transparency is mixed because certification is visible while batch-level certificates of analysis are not readily available.

Quality 88
Formulation 97
Safety 95
Transparency 77
Value 54
  • ✓ NSF certified
  • ✓ Third-party tested
  • ✓ Effective dosing
  • ✓ Premium ingredients
  • ✓ Research-backed
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