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We do not start with a flavor or a trend. We start with the cell, the smallest unit of everything you feel, and build every formula around what the research actually supports.

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Our first principle

The cell is the customer.

Energy, focus, recovery, resilience. The experiences people care about all trace back to what is happening inside their cells. That is why we design for cellular energy first, then let the rest follow. When you support the machinery your cells run on, you are working with your body rather than around it.

NAD+ is where that story begins. It is a coenzyme present in every living cell, sitting at the crossroads of energy production and cellular maintenance.[1] Understanding it is the fastest way to understand how we think about everything we make.

What NAD+ does

Four jobs, one molecule.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme that turns up wherever cells are doing work. Here are four of its best studied roles.

01

Energy production

Helps mitochondria shuttle electrons through the steps that turn nutrients into usable cellular energy.[1]

02

DNA-repair support

Serves as a substrate for the enzymes involved in the cell's routine DNA maintenance.[2]

03

Sirtuin fuel

Acts as the fuel that sirtuin proteins draw on during normal cellular upkeep.[3]

04

Metabolism

Participates in the everyday metabolic reactions that keep cells running day to day.[4]

Why it matters

NAD+ declines as you age.

Research on human tissue has documented that NAD+ availability tends to fall across the decades. It is one reason cellular support becomes a more common conversation with age.

~50%
By midlife, NAD+ levels can be roughly half of what they were in your twenties.[4] Illustrative of general physiology.
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How we work

From the literature to the label.

Every formula follows the same path, from a finding on a page to an amount you can read on a bottle. No shortcuts, no proprietary blends.

1

Read the research

We start in the peer-reviewed literature, following the work on a molecule and the roles it plays inside the cell.[5]

2

Pick the studied form

We choose the specific form that has actually been studied, not the cheapest lookalike on the shelf.[6]

3

Dose it transparently

We disclose every ingredient and amount, at a level that reflects the research, on a label you can actually read.

The standards that matter

Not the marketing, the proof.

Third-party testedEvery batch is independently verified for identity, purity, and potency.
Clinically studied formsWe choose the studied form of each ingredient, at a dose that reflects the research.
Transparent dosingEvery ingredient and amount is disclosed. No proprietary blends, no fillers.

Chosen with intent

Inside the formulas.

The forms we build around, in plain language. Each entry names what it is, what it supports, and which Cobalt formulas carry it. Open any card for the detail.

Raw peanuts, a niacin-rich food NAD+ The coenzyme at the center of cellular energy.

SupportsSupports the everyday energy work and routine maintenance happening inside your cells.

On the labelNAD+ 500 mg per serving in NAD+

In these formulasNAD+

Fresh avocado, an NMN-rich food NMN A direct NAD+ precursor the body converts upstream.

SupportsGives the body a building block it uses to make its own NAD+.

On the labelBeta-nicotinamide mononucleotide 500 mg per serving in NMN

In these formulasNMN

Dark red grapes on the vine Trans-resveratrol A polyphenol from Japanese knotweed.

SupportsA studied plant polyphenol we pair alongside NAD+.

On the labelJapanese knotweed extract, 98% resveratrol, 150 mg in NAD+

In these formulasNAD+

Fresh red onions Quercetin A flavonoid found across fruits and plants.

SupportsA plant flavonoid included in our NAD+ formula.

On the labelQuercetin dihydrate 250 mg in NAD+

In these formulasNAD+

Fresh spinach leaves Magnesium glycinate The gentle, fully chelated form of magnesium.

SupportsHelps maintain normal muscle and nervous-system function and supports restful sleep.

On the labelMagnesium 275 mg, from 2,500 mg magnesium glycinate

In these formulasMagnesium Glycinate

Red barberry berries Berberine HCl A plant alkaloid from barberry bark and root.

SupportsStudied for its role in supporting healthy metabolism and glucose already within a normal range.

On the labelBerberine hydrochloride extract, 790 mg plus 10 mg in Berberine

In these formulasBerberine

A pot of bone broth Collagen peptides Grass-fed hydrolyzed type I and III peptides.

SupportsSupplies building blocks the body draws on for skin, hair, and connective tissue.

On the labelHydrolyzed collagen peptides 20 g per scoop

In these formulasCollagen Peptides, Chocolate Collagen, Vanilla Creamer

Raw red beef Creatine monohydrate The most studied form of creatine.

SupportsSupports muscle energy and strength during short, intense activity.

On the labelCreatine monohydrate 5,000 mg per serving

In these formulasCreatine Monohydrate, Creatine + Electrolytes

Fresh mackerel on ice Omega-3 EPA and DHA Marine fatty acids in a studied ratio.

SupportsHelps maintain heart, brain, and joint health as part of a balanced diet.

On the labelEPA 180 mg and DHA 120 mg per softgel

In these formulasOmega-3

Dried herbal roots Ashwagandha A classic adaptogenic root.

SupportsTraditionally used to help the body hold a calm, even response to everyday stress.

On the labelAshwagandha root 650 mg per capsule

In these formulasAshwagandha, Ayurvedic Complex, Shilajit Complex

Reishi mushrooms on bark Reishi A traditional calming mushroom.

SupportsUsed to support a balanced sense of calm at the close of the day.

On the labelReishi mushroom extract 150 mg per dropper

In these formulasReishi Calm Drops

A white lion’s mane mushroom Lion’s mane A functional mushroom associated with focus.

SupportsStudied for its role in supporting focus and healthy cognitive function.

On the labelLion’s mane fruiting body and mycelium 1,000 mg

In these formulasLion’s Mane, Focus Mushroom Drops

Bright orange fungi in the forest Cordyceps A performance-linked functional mushroom.

SupportsA traditional mushroom for those building an everyday vitality routine.

On the labelCordyceps mushroom extract 100 mg in Focus Mushroom Drops

In these formulasFocus Mushroom Drops, Immunity Mushroom Drops

Deep blue liquid in water Methylene blue A precisely measured, USP-grade compound.

SupportsOffered as precisely measured drops for those who seek it out.

On the labelMethylene blue 10 mg per serving

In these formulasMethylene Blue Drops

A glass of milk Colostrum A whole dairy-sourced food rich in immunoglobulins.

SupportsUsed to support everyday immune and gut health.

On the labelBovine colostrum 2,300 mg per scoop

In these formulasColostrum

Brown seaweed Sea moss A mineral-rich sea vegetable blend.

SupportsA traditional whole-food source of trace minerals.

On the labelIrish moss 500 mg, with bladderwrack and burdock

In these formulasSea Moss

A dark mineral resin stone Shilajit A mineral-rich resin paired with adaptogens.

SupportsA traditional resin formulated in the vitality tradition.

On the labelShilajit extract 400 mg per capsule

In these formulasShilajit Complex

Whisked matcha powder Matcha Shade-grown, stone-milled whole-leaf green tea.

SupportsWhisked whole-leaf green tea for a naturally even, sippable lift.

On the label100% shade-grown ceremonial matcha

In these formulasCeremonial Matcha

Fresh beetroots Beetroot Concentrated whole beetroot.

SupportsSupports healthy circulation as part of an active routine.

On the labelOrganic beetroot powder 1,300 mg per serving

In these formulasBeetroot

A scoop of amino-acid powder L-glutamine One of the body’s most abundant amino acids.

SupportsA building block that supports recovery around training.

On the labelL-glutamine 3.15 g per scoop

In these formulasL-Glutamine

Orange marigold flowers Lutein A carotenoid concentrated in the eye.

SupportsSupplies a nutrient the eyes draw on during daily screen-lit life.

On the labelLutein 2 mg per serving in Vision Support

In these formulasVision Support

Mineral salt in a bowl Electrolyte minerals Balanced sodium, potassium, and magnesium.

SupportsSupport everyday hydration before, during, or after effort.

On the labelSodium 1,000 mg, potassium 200 mg, magnesium 60 mg in Creatine + Electrolytes

In these formulasCreatine + Electrolytes, Hydration

A pile of bee pollen granules Bee bread A bee-sourced whole food, gently freeze-dried.

SupportsA time-honored whole food kept close to its natural state.

On the labelFreeze-dried bee bread 2,500 mg per sachet

In these formulasBee Bread

Fresh eggs in a bowl Vitamin D3 The sunshine vitamin, in its cholecalciferol form.

SupportsSupports the immune system and the everyday upkeep of strong bone.

On the labelCholecalciferol (D3) 5,000 IU per capsule in Vitamin D3 + K2

In these formulasVitamin D3 + K2

Natto, fermented soybeans Vitamin K2 The MK-7 form of K2 that pairs with vitamin D.

SupportsWorks alongside vitamin D in the body’s normal handling of calcium.

On the labelVitamin K2 as MK-7, 100 mcg per capsule in Vitamin D3 + K2

In these formulasVitamin D3 + K2

A jar of plain yogurt Probiotics Live beneficial cultures for the gut.

SupportsLive cultures that support a balanced gut and everyday digestive comfort.

On the labelL. acidophilus LA85, 1 billion CFU, per serving in Gut Health

In these formulasGut Health

Fresh green tea leaves L-theanine A calming amino acid native to green tea.

SupportsSupports a calm, focused state, and pairs naturally with caffeine.

On the labelL-theanine 100 mg, with 200 mg natural caffeine, per energy serving

In these formulasEnergy Powder, Sleep Support

Descriptions are educational and use structure and function language only. Amounts shown are taken from our printed Supplement Facts panels. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

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References

  1. Cantó, C., Menzies, K. J., Auwerx, J. NAD+ metabolism and the control of energy homeostasis. Cell Metabolism (2015).
  2. Covarrubias, A. J., Perrone, R., Grozio, A., Verdin, E. NAD+ metabolism and its roles in cellular processes during ageing. Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology (2021).
  3. Verdin, E. NAD+ in aging, metabolism, and neurodegeneration. Science (2015).
  4. Massudi, H., et al. Age-associated changes in oxidative stress and NAD+ metabolism in human tissue. PLoS ONE (2012).
  5. Rajman, L., Chwalek, K., Sinclair, D. A. Therapeutic potential of NAD-boosting molecules: the in vivo evidence. Cell Metabolism (2018).
  6. Yoshino, J., Baur, J. A., Imai, S. NAD+ intermediates: the biology and therapeutic potential of NMN and NR. Cell Metabolism (2018).

References describe general physiology and are not a claim about any product's effect.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.