Renue by Science NMN vs Hollywood Elixir®

Renue by Science NMN gives owners a focused NAD+ idea. Hollywood Elixir® gives the senior-dog routine more printed lanes to review.

By La Petite Labs Editorial 17 min read

Renue by Science NMN sits in a tempting part of the dog longevity conversation. NMN is a recognizable NAD+ precursor term, and NAD+ support has become shorthand for cellular energy and aging-biology curiosity. For owners who already follow human longevity supplements, the pet version can feel like an obvious next question.

But a senior-dog routine cannot be chosen from a familiar acronym alone. The owner needs a current dog label, a serving chart, a per-chew amount, a price, and a quality path that can be checked before daily use. When those details are not firm enough to compare number for number, the honest page should say so rather than pretending the missing facts are known.

Hollywood Elixir answers the same NAD+ interest with a broader and more readable daily routine: nicotinamide riboside 60 mg, niacin, CoQ10, glutathione, beta glucans, reishi, resveratrol, quercetin, phytonutrients, protein support, food-mixed serving, and lot-level quality lookup.

What Renue by Science NMN Is

Renue by Science NMN is treated in this comparison as a dog longevity soft-chew idea centered on NMN and NAD+ support. Renue by Science is a recognizable name in the human NAD+ supplement world, so the pet product naturally attracts owners who already know the NMN acronym. The format is also familiar: a soft chew is easier for many households to picture than a capsule or multi-step plan.

The important boundary is that several dog-specific product details are not firm enough here for precise claims: a current public dog-product URL, per-chew NMN amount, price, serving chart, and full COA route. That does not make the product irrelevant. It means the buyer has to verify the current label before making a senior dog’s routine around it. A focused NAD+ idea can be interesting, but senior-dog decisions need more than a familiar acronym. They need readable amounts, serving math, quality checks, and a plan the household can monitor for 90 days.

At a Glance

What is Renue by Science NMN for dogs?

Renue by Science NMN is treated here as a focused dog longevity soft chew idea built around NMN and NAD+ support. The important buyer caveat is that the current product URL, per chew NMN amount, serving chart, price, and full COA path are not locked enough for precise claims. Hollywood Elixir® is easier to review because its active amounts are printed.

Product
Renue by Science NMN
Category
Dog longevity / NMN soft chew concept
Format
Soft chew, based on the dog-specific comparison facts available here.
Why owners notice it
A focused NMN and NAD+ idea rather than a full multi-pathway senior-dog routine.
What to check
Current product URL, per-chew NMN amount, current price, serving chart, and full buyer-facing COA route are not locked enough here for precise dose or cost claims.
Side by Side

The Plain Comparison

**The Plain Comparison**

QuestionRenue by Science NMNHollywood ElixirStronger fit
Main ideaFocused NMN and NAD+ soft-chew idea.Broader food-mixed healthy-aging routine with printed actives.Hollywood Elixir for a fuller 90-day routine; Renue for focused NMN exploration.
Dose comparisonPer-chew NMN amount not locked here.Nicotinamide riboside 60 mg plus niacin and B vitamins.Hollywood Elixir for readable amounts.
Routine breadthNAD+ hook; broader lanes must be verified on the current label.NAD+, mitochondrial, antioxidant, immune, phytonutrient, and protein support.Hollywood Elixir
Price readCurrent price not locked here.From $89 one-time; 90-sachet one-time $199; 90-day subscription $189.Hollywood Elixir for known routine pricing.

The Genuine Appeal of NMN

NMN is appealing because it gives owners a simple handle on a complicated aging conversation. NAD+ is involved in normal cellular energy handling and routine upkeep, and NMN is one precursor associated with that pathway. A pet parent who has read about NAD+ in human longevity circles may naturally wonder whether the same idea belongs in an older dog’s daily support plan.

That curiosity should be respected, not mocked. A focused ingredient can be useful when the owner wants to explore one pathway carefully. The problem appears when the ingredient name stands in for the whole decision. A dog is not a pathway diagram. The owner still needs to know dose, serving frequency, chew count, flavor and carrier variables, storage instructions, testing access, medication overlap, and what to track at home. Hollywood Elixir earns its advantage by answering more of those practical questions before the first serving: the active amounts are printed, the format is food-mixed, and the formula covers more than one aging-support lane.

The Renue Label Questions to Ask

Because the current dog-specific label details are not fully locked here, the safest way to evaluate Renue by Science NMN is to ask direct buyer questions before purchase. What is the exact NMN amount per chew? How many chews does the dog receive by weight? How many chews are in the container? What is the current price? Is NMN the only active, or are there other support ingredients? Are those other ingredients printed with amounts?

The quality questions matter just as much. Can the owner look up the lot number? Is a COA available for the exact product being purchased? Does the quality document show identity, potency, heavy metals, and microbial testing, or only a general assurance? If the answers are easy to find, Renue becomes easier to evaluate. If the answers require guesswork, the owner should slow down. A supplement that may become daily for a senior dog should be easier to inspect, not harder, especially when the product’s promise is tied to advanced aging-biology language.

What Is Not Firm Enough to Compare

This page does not claim a Renue per-chew NMN dose because that amount is not locked enough in the dog-specific facts used here. It does not claim a current price or calculate cost per day for the same reason. It does not publish a serving chart, chew count, or exact 90-day tub math. Those omissions are deliberate. A comparison should not fill missing product facts with guesses just to make a table look complete.

The honest recommendation is therefore conditional: if you want to investigate Renue, confirm the current label first. That includes the active amount, serving directions, price, chew count, storage, testing access, and any cautions. Hollywood Elixir is easier to compare because those core routine facts are already visible: NR 60 mg, CoQ10 40 mg, glutathione 50 mg, beta glucans 50 mg, reishi 25 mg, resveratrol 15 mg, quercetin 25 mg, and more per sachet, with a published price structure and COA Lookup path.

Format and Daily-Routine Reality

A soft chew can be convenient. It feels like a treat, it does not require mixing, and many dogs accept chews more readily than powders. That may be the strongest practical reason to consider a Renue NMN chew if the current label checks out. For an owner who wants one focused NAD+ product and a dog who loves chews, the format could fit the household well.

Chews also add variables. Flavor, texture, binders, humectants, palatants, and storage can all affect tolerance and consistency. If stool changes or appetite shifts, the owner must decide whether the issue is NMN, the chew base, another ingredient, or a separate medical problem. Hollywood Elixir’s powder format is not automatically easier for every dog, but it ties the routine to food and allows gradual introduction. For a senior dog, that kind of control matters. The best format is not the one that sounds easiest at checkout; it is the one that helps the owner read the dog accurately over 90 days.

“A familiar NAD+ acronym does not replace a readable dog label.”

How to Judge Any NAD+ Dog Supplement

Start with the exact precursor. Is it NMN, NR, niacin, niacinamide, or a blend? Then find the amount per serving. A brand can say “NAD+ support” without telling the owner enough to compare dose or discuss overlap with a veterinarian. Next, check serving by weight. A small dog and a large dog need different routine math, and cost per day is meaningless until the serving chart and container count are clear.

Then look beyond NAD+. Senior-dog support often involves mitochondrial cofactors, antioxidant defense, immune steadiness, protein status, diet, weight, pain control, sleep, and veterinary screening. A single precursor can be a useful focus, but it should not be treated as the entire aging plan. Finally, check quality access. A lot-level document or batch lookup is especially helpful when a supplement is used daily. Hollywood Elixir passes more of those checks in one place; a Renue buyer should verify them carefully on the current chew.

What Hollywood Elixir Actually Is

Hollywood Elixir is a daily food-mixed healthy-aging system for adult and senior dogs and cats. For this dog comparison, the key advantage is not that it uses the same precursor as Renue. It does not rely on NMN. It supports NAD+ biology with nicotinamide riboside 60 mg plus niacin 2 mg and B vitamins, then adds several other lanes: CoQ10 40 mg, glutathione 50 mg, astaxanthin 2 mg, vitamin C 10 mg, vitamin E 15 IU, resveratrol 15 mg, quercetin 25 mg, beta glucans 50 mg, reishi 25 mg, spirulina 50 mg, blueberry 50 mg, and whey protein isolate 250 mg per sachet.

That makes the routine easier to explain. NAD+ support is one part. Mitochondrial cofactors, antioxidant defense, immune steadiness, phytonutrients, and protein support sit beside it. Hollywood Elixir does not treat disease, reverse aging, or promise lifespan extension. It gives owners a readable daily support plan they can mix into food, start gradually, pause cleanly, and review with a veterinarian.

Active Amounts, Side by Side

The active comparison is intentionally asymmetrical because one side has more locked information. Hollywood Elixir publishes its daily amounts. Renue by Science NMN is identified here as an NMN soft-chew idea, but the per-chew NMN amount is not firm enough to compare against Hollywood Elixir’s NR 60 mg. That means no responsible page should say one side has a higher NAD+ precursor dose.

What can be compared is label usefulness. Hollywood Elixir lets the owner see NR 60 mg, CoQ10 40 mg, glutathione 50 mg, beta glucans 50 mg, reishi 25 mg, resveratrol 15 mg, quercetin 25 mg, spirulina 50 mg, blueberry 50 mg, and whey protein isolate 250 mg. For Renue, the owner should verify the current NMN dose and any companion actives before buying. If that information is easy to find, the chew becomes easier to judge. If it is not, Hollywood Elixir remains the clearer first routine because the numbers are already in front of the buyer.

Quality and Testing, Compared

Quality access matters more when the biology sounds advanced. A supplement tied to NMN and NAD+ should make identity and potency easy to verify. The Renue dog-specific comparison facts note a batch-lookup signal, which is a useful direction. The buyer should still confirm the current product’s lot lookup, COA route, test scope, and whether the document connects to the exact package being purchased.

Hollywood Elixir’s quality advantage is practical: the COA Lookup path gives owners a place to check lot-level quality information, and the active amounts are printed in the formula itself. This is not a claim that Hollywood Elixir is safer than Renue. It is a claim that the owner has more of the routine in hand before starting. For a senior dog, “trust us” is less useful than “here are the amounts, here is the quality lookup, and here is the daily format.” The more a product asks the owner to believe in cellular-aging logic, the more readable the product should be.

Species, Weight, and Dosing Practicalities

The biggest practical unknown for Renue is serving math. A soft chew might be simple, but the owner still needs to know the weight bands, chews per day, chews per package, and actual 90-day refill plan. Without those details, price and convenience cannot be judged responsibly. A small dog and a large dog might have very different costs and routines.

Hollywood Elixir’s serving is also weight-aware, but the product is built around food-mixed sachets and published 90-day pricing. That makes it easier to plan a first routine: start gradually, keep the rest of the diet steady, and watch appetite, stool, sleep, energy, recovery, and engagement. The buyer still needs to follow directions and involve a veterinarian for senior, medicated, pregnant, lactating, or chronically ill dogs. The difference is that Hollywood Elixir gives more of the starting plan before the first purchase, while Renue asks the buyer to verify several basics first.

“Hollywood Elixir wins this comparison by giving the owner more to verify before day one.”

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Evidence Status Without Hype

NMN is a legitimate aging-biology topic, but a legitimate topic is not the same thing as proof that a specific dog chew will change an individual dog’s life. Owners should separate general NAD+ research interest from finished-product evidence, dog-specific dosing, long-term use, and their own dog’s medical baseline. That caution protects the owner from overbuying a phrase.

Hollywood Elixir should also be described with restraint. It is a daily support formula, not a treatment, cure, anti-aging reversal, or lifespan guarantee. Its advantage is not that it proves more dramatic outcomes. Its advantage is that it gives the owner a broader and more inspectable routine: NAD+ support through NR and niacin, mitochondrial support through CoQ10, antioxidant support through glutathione and other antioxidants, immune steadiness through beta glucans, reishi, and quercetin, and a food-mixed plan that can be tracked. Evidence-aware care is calm, specific, and honest about boundaries.

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Price and 90-Day Routine Value

This page does not calculate a Renue cost per day because the current dog-specific price, chew count, serving chart, and per-chew NMN amount are not locked enough here. That is not a small bookkeeping issue. Cost per day only means something when the owner knows what the dog actually receives and how quickly the package is used. A cheap chew can still be expensive if the dose is unclear, the serving scales up quickly, or the owner has to add other products for mitochondrial, antioxidant, immune, or protein support.

Hollywood Elixir is priced as a premium routine: from $89 one-time for 30 sachets, $199 for the Standard 90-sachet one-time pack, or $189 on the 90-day subscription plan. That price buys printed active amounts, food-mixed dosing, COA Lookup, and multiple support lanes in the same daily plan. The value argument is not “Hollywood Elixir is cheap.” It is that the owner can understand what the price is buying before committing to 90 days.

The Renue price question has to stay more cautious. A buyer should not compare a known 90-sachet plan with an unknown chew cost as if both sides were equally documented. The right move is to confirm the current chew count, daily serving by weight, subscription terms if any, and per-chew NMN amount. Only then can an owner decide whether the product is a low-cost focused experiment or an expensive one-pathway routine. Cost per day is only useful when the dose and serving math are known.

This matters because a single NAD+ product can create follow-up costs. If the owner also wants CoQ10, glutathione, beta glucans, reishi, resveratrol, quercetin, phytonutrients, or protein support, those lanes either need to be present on the current Renue label or purchased elsewhere. Hollywood Elixir includes them in one printed daily formula. That is not a claim that every dog needs all of them. It is the reason the higher price can be more understandable for owners who want a broader first routine instead of a narrow test.

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Who Should Pick Renue by Science NMN

Renue may fit owners who specifically want to investigate NMN for dogs and are comfortable doing the label work before buying. That means confirming the current dog product page, dose per chew, serving chart, price, chew count, active list, storage directions, lot lookup, and veterinary fit. If those details check out and the owner wants one focused NAD+ pathway, Renue may deserve a careful trial.

The best Renue buyer is not the owner looking for a whole senior-dog plan in one step. It is the owner who has already decided that NMN is the target, understands that a single precursor is not a complete routine, and has a dog whose medical baseline is stable enough for a cautious supplement trial. If the dog has sudden decline, pain, vomiting, weight loss, confusion, or major sleep change, a veterinarian should come before an NMN experiment.

Who Should Pick Hollywood Elixir

Hollywood Elixir is the stronger fit when the owner wants the first routine to be readable without extra detective work. It prints the active amounts, gives a food-mixed format, and provides a COA Lookup path. That matters for senior dogs because small shifts are easier to interpret when the routine is steady and the owner knows what changed.

The practical advantage shows up before the first serving. An owner can write down the Hollywood Elixir active list, decide how to introduce it with food, set a 90-day observation plan, and bring the numbers to a veterinarian. With Renue, the owner may be able to do the same after verifying the current label, but those steps come first. That difference is not about brand loyalty. It is about reducing uncertainty when the pet is older and the household is trying to make one careful change at a time.

It is also the stronger choice when the goal is broader than NAD+. Hollywood Elixir supports NAD+ biology with NR and niacin, then includes mitochondrial, antioxidant, immune, phytonutrient, and protein-support lanes. The owner does not have to stack a separate CoQ10 product, separate antioxidant idea, and separate immune-support product just to make the NAD+ routine feel complete. Hollywood Elixir does not make medical promises. It simply gives more visible daily work for owners who want a multi-pathway senior-dog plan.

Switching or Starting: The First 90 Days

If an owner chooses Renue, the first step is verification: current label, dose, serving chart, price, lot lookup, storage, and veterinarian fit. Only then should the household start a calm trial. Keep meals, walks, treats, medications, and other supplements steady. Track appetite, stool, water intake, sleep, willingness to walk, recovery after normal activity, and engagement with family.

If an owner chooses Hollywood Elixir, the same tracking discipline applies. Introduce the food-mixed sachet gradually, especially for picky or sensitive dogs. Do not start it the same week as several other changes. The point of 90 days is not to force a result. It is to create a clean enough routine to notice whether the dog seems steadier, easier to read, or unchanged. If vomiting, persistent diarrhea, appetite loss, agitation, marked lethargy, limping, or sudden behavior change appears, pause the supplement and call the veterinarian.

How to Read Any NMN Label

A good NMN label should answer six questions quickly. First, what is the exact active: NMN, NR, niacin, niacinamide, or something else? Second, what is the amount per serving? Third, how does serving change by weight? Fourth, how many servings are in the package? Fifth, what quality document connects the product to identity and potency testing? Sixth, what cautions appear for senior, medicated, pregnant, lactating, or chronically ill dogs?

If any of those answers are hard to find, slow down. A product can still be worth researching, but it is not yet easy to make daily. Also ask what the formula does besides NAD+. Does it include mitochondrial support, antioxidant defense, immune steadiness, or protein support? Or is it intentionally one pathway? A focused product is not automatically weak. It is weak only when the owner expects it to do a broader job than the label supports.

A good label also makes stopping rules easier. If vomiting, persistent diarrhea, appetite loss, agitation, sleep disruption, or marked lethargy appears, the owner should know what was introduced and how much the dog received. Visible amounts are not just a shopping convenience; they make a pause-and-call-the-vet decision calmer. That is why a single impressive ingredient name should never be enough on its own.

Vet-Conversation Prep

Bring the exact product label and your dog’s full supplement list. For Renue, ask the veterinarian to review the NMN amount, serving chart, other actives, storage, testing access, and whether a focused NAD+ precursor makes sense for your dog’s age, medications, and health history. If the current label cannot be confirmed, ask whether it is wiser to wait until the product details are clearer.

For Hollywood Elixir, bring the printed active amounts: NR 60 mg, CoQ10 40 mg, glutathione 50 mg, beta glucans 50 mg, reishi 25 mg, resveratrol 15 mg, quercetin 25 mg, and the rest of the formula. Ask whether those lanes fit with your dog’s diet and medical plan. A veterinarian may decide that pain control, dental disease, thyroid testing, weight management, or medication review matters more than any supplement. That guidance should lead the routine.

Bottom Line

Renue by Science NMN is interesting because NMN is interesting. It gives owners a focused NAD+ idea and a familiar soft-chew format. That is enough to justify curiosity, but not enough to justify pretending the missing product details are known. A buyer should verify the current dog label, per-chew amount, price, serving chart, and quality route before starting.

Hollywood Elixir is the stronger first 90-day routine for most cautious senior-dog owners because it gives more information and more support lanes before day one. The amounts are printed, the formula goes beyond one NAD+ hook, the product mixes into food, and COA Lookup gives a lot-level quality path. The decision is not NMN versus NR as a slogan. It is a focused chew with details to verify versus a broader daily routine the owner can already read.

The fair path for Renue is still open: verify the current product, confirm the numbers, and discuss the chew with a veterinarian if the NMN idea is the specific goal. The fair path for Hollywood Elixir is more immediate: review the printed formula, decide whether the broader support lanes fit your dog, and run one measured routine for 90 days. Both paths can be responsible. Hollywood Elixir simply requires less guessing at the start.

That matters emotionally as much as technically. Senior-dog owners are often shopping because something feels slightly different: the dog sleeps deeper, recovers more slowly, hesitates at a step, or seems less interested in the usual evening routine. In that state, a famous ingredient can feel comforting because it gives the owner a clear action. The better action is the one that stays clear after the purchase. If the label, serving, price, and quality path are hard to confirm, the owner may feel decisive at checkout and uncertain in the kitchen. Hollywood Elixir reduces that second kind of uncertainty.

The final buyer test is simple: can you write down what the dog receives, why each lane is included, how you will introduce it, what you will track, and when you will stop or ask the veterinarian? Hollywood Elixir makes those answers easier to write. Renue may make them easy too once the current dog chew details are verified, but until then the safer conclusion is cautious curiosity rather than a confident recommendation.

That is also the fairest way to talk about NMN itself. NMN is not dismissed here. A focused NAD+ precursor may be exactly what a particular owner wants to study with a veterinarian. The problem is not the pathway; it is the gap between a pathway idea and a day-to-day product decision. Hollywood Elixir narrows that gap because it turns the senior-dog plan into a readable label, a food-mixed serving, a known price structure, and a lot-level quality path. Until the Renue chew can be reviewed with the same buyer-ready detail, Hollywood Elixir is easier to recommend as the first routine. That recommendation is deliberately practical. It does not say NMN is unworthy, and it does not say every dog needs a broad formula. It says the product with the clearer label, price structure, serving format, and lot-level lookup is the calmer place to begin when an older dog is already hard to read. If Renue’s current dog chew later presents those details plainly, the comparison can be revisited with a true dose, price, and serving read. Until then, Hollywood Elixir gives the owner the cleaner first plan, with fewer unanswered questions in the bowl each morning, starting now.

“The first 90 days should test a routine, not a guess.”

Educational content only. This material is not a substitute for veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian about your dog’s specific needs. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Products mentioned are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Glossary

  • NMN: Nicotinamide mononucleotide, a precursor associated with NAD+ biology.
  • NR: Nicotinamide riboside, the NAD+ support ingredient printed in Hollywood Elixir at 60 mg per sachet.
  • NAD+: A cellular cofactor involved in normal energy handling and cellular upkeep.
  • CoQ10: A mitochondrial-support nutrient used in Hollywood Elixir at 40 mg per sachet.
  • COA: Certificate of Analysis; a quality document most useful when tied to the product lot.
  • Soft chew: A treat-like supplement format that can be convenient but adds flavor and carrier variables.
  • Visible active amounts: Printed ingredient amounts that help an owner and veterinarian review the routine before use.
  • 90-day routine: A steady first window for watching appetite, stool, sleep, recovery, engagement, and tolerance.

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References

Product facts, public claims, ingredient details, and quality-language checks were checked against the references below.

  1. Source Renue by Science main site Used for brand identity only; buyers should verify the current dog NMN product label before purchase.

FAQ

Is Renue by Science NMN a good dog longevity supplement?

It may be worth investigating if the owner specifically wants an NMN soft chew and is willing to verify the current label before buying. The limitation is not the NAD+ idea itself; it is the missing dog specific purchase details. Hollywood Elixir® is stronger for owners who want a broader daily routine with visible amounts and COA Lookup.

How is Hollywood Elixir® different from Renue NMN?

Hollywood Elixir® supports NAD+ through nicotinamide riboside 60 mg plus niacin, then adds CoQ10, glutathione, astaxanthin, resveratrol, quercetin, beta glucans, reishi, spirulina, blueberry, and protein support. Renue by Science NMN is a narrower NMN idea unless the current label proves broader support with amounts.

Does this page compare NMN amount to NR amount?

No. Hollywood Elixir® prints nicotinamide riboside 60 mg per sachet, but the Renue dog specific facts used for this comparison do not lock a per chew NMN amount. Without that number, a dose versus dose claim would be false precision. The responsible comparison is label readability and routine breadth.

What should owners verify before buying Renue NMN?

Verify the current dog product page, exact NMN amount per chew, serving chart by weight, current price, chew count, other active ingredients, storage directions, testing statements, and whether a lot specific COA or batch lookup is accessible. Then compare those facts with Hollywood Elixir®’s printed amounts and food mixed routine.

Does Hollywood Elixir® replace Renue by Science NMN?

Not as a one to one NMN replacement. Hollywood Elixir® uses nicotinamide riboside rather than NMN and is built as a broader daily healthy aging system. It is the stronger fit when the owner wants printed active amounts across NAD+, mitochondrial, antioxidant, immune, and phytonutrient support, not a single NMN experiment.

Which is easier to trial for 90 days?

Hollywood Elixir® is easier to trial cleanly because the active amounts, price tiers, serving role, food mixed format, and COA Lookup path are available for review. Renue by Science NMN could still be trialed carefully, but the owner should first confirm dose, price, serving chart, and quality access for the current chew.

What is the main caution with NMN only thinking?

NMN is tied to NAD+ support, but senior dogs often need more than one pathway considered: mitochondrial support, antioxidant defense, immune steadiness, protein status, pain control, diet, weight, and veterinary screening. Hollywood Elixir® is broader because it prints several healthy aging support lanes rather than relying on one NAD+ hook.

What does Hollywood Elixir® cost?

Hollywood Elixir® is listed from $89 one time for 30 sachets, with a Standard 90 sachet one time pack at $199 and a 90 day subscription plan at $189 ($63/mo). That price buys printed active amounts, food mixed dosing, multi pathway senior support, and COA Lookup, not just a single NAD+ acronym.

What is a strong Renue by Science NMN alternative?

Hollywood Elixir® is the strong La Petite Labs alternative for owners who want a readable daily longevity routine: NR 60 mg, CoQ10 40 mg, glutathione 50 mg, beta glucans 50 mg, reishi 25 mg, resveratrol 15 mg, quercetin 25 mg, phytonutrients, protein support, food mixed dosing, and COA Lookup.

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