A good format to compare if…
A straightforward pure-NMN format without scooping.
The trade-off
A lower pack price than powder, but a higher NMN unit price.
What “1000” means on the bottle
The manufacturer’s 1,000 mg amount is for a two-capsule serving. Each capsule contains 500 mg NMN. One 60-capsule bottle therefore contains 30 g of NMN; six bottles contain 180 g. Reading the serving size prevents a twofold error in the unit-price calculation.
What you pay for convenience
At the saved $560 pack price, the six-bottle offer costs about $3.11 per gram of NMN. The 500 g pure powder offer costs $1.20 per gram. Capsules remove the measuring step, so the practical decision is whether that convenience is worth the difference to you.
One bottle in the photo, six in the offer
The official product photograph shows one 60-capsule bottle. Our MartLoom price is for six bottles, or 360 capsules in total. Compare the full pack quantity at checkout, particularly when moving between a manufacturer’s single-bottle page and a retailer’s multipack.
Pure capsules versus the blend
The pure capsule product lists NMN as its single active ingredient. The Complete capsule formula also contains trans-resveratrol and TMG, and uses a different serving size. Do not treat the bottle count or the product name alone as an equivalent amount of NMN.
The label, at a glance
- Retailer pack
- 6 bottles of 60 capsules
- Total NMN in that pack
- 180 g
- Labelled serving
- 2 capsules (1,000 mg NMN)
- Other active ingredients
- No other active ingredients listed
Label amounts describe the product, not a recommended personal dose.
Sources and product imagery
We checked ProHealth’s official product and supplement label and MartLoom’s selected pack listing. Product and label images are from ProHealth. Packaging may change. This is a label-based comparison, not a hands-on test or an endorsement by the manufacturer.
