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The same labelled amount, different packs
Both products list 250 mg NMN per unit. The tablet bottle contains 60 tablets; the lozenge bottle contains 30 lozenges. Their six-bottle offers therefore provide 360 tablets versus 180 lozenges, or 90 g versus 45 g of NMN.
How the prices compare
The saved MartLoom tablet pack is $420, approximately $4.67 per gram of NMN. The saved lozenge pack is $190, approximately $4.22 per gram. The lozenges have both a lower upfront price and a lower NMN unit price in these two offers, while the tablet pack contains twice as much NMN.
Do not infer effectiveness from the format
ProHealth markets the tablet formula as sustained release. The other product is a lozenge. Those product descriptions do not establish which will work better for an individual, and LabelSorted has not tested absorption or health outcomes. We compare the buying details the sources support.
Check the complete label
Look at other ingredients and the manufacturer’s directions, not just the 250 mg number. Confirm the current formulation and pack quantity with the retailer. Do not use a fractional calculator result as an instruction to split a tablet or change how a lozenge is used.
The numbers, side by side
| Format | Pack price | Total NMN | Per gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sustained-release NMN tablets | $420.00 | 90 g | $4.67 |
| NMN lozenges | $190.00 | 45 g | $4.22 |
Sources used in this guide
- ProHealth NMN Pro 250 Sustained Release: official product and label
- ProHealth NMN Pro Lozenges — 250 mg: official product and label
- MartLoom: retailer pack sizes and prices
Label-based comparisons, not independent product tests. Confirm current details before buying. Our comparison method.