NMN Plus Explained: Why Pair NMN With Trans-Resveratrol?

Little Ox sells both NMN Pure and NMN Plus. The obvious question is: why does NMN Plus contain trans-resveratrol, and does that automatically make it “better”?

Start with the NMN

Both NMN Pure and NMN Plus provide 500mg of β-NMN per serving. NMN is a precursor in the body's NAD+ pathway, which is why it has attracted research interest in healthy ageing and cellular metabolism.

What does resveratrol add?

Resveratrol is a polyphenol found in foods including grapes and berries. Laboratory research has explored its relationship with cell-signalling pathways, including sirtuin biology. Human research is mixed, however, and it is not accurate to claim that adding resveratrol has been proven to extend human lifespan.

Why formulate them together?

The pairing is popular because NMN and resveratrol are studied in related areas of metabolic and healthy-ageing biology, while acting as different compounds. NMN Plus is therefore designed for customers who would otherwise choose to buy and take both separately.

NMN Pure or NMN Plus?

Choose NMN Pure if you want the simplest, lowest-cost 500mg NMN option. Choose NMN Plus if you already want trans-resveratrol alongside the same NMN dose and prefer one product.

For regular use, both products have subscribe-and-save options. Customers who prefer to buy a year at once can compare NMN Pure 12 Month Supply with NMN Plus 12 Month Supply.

The important bit

A more complex formula is not automatically more effective. The right choice depends on what you actually want to take, your budget and whether the ingredients are appropriate for you.

Food supplements are not medicines and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent disease.