33 replies to this topic

[mrkosh1]

MikeDC, your post #23 doesn't agree with your post #26.

 

Post #23: "I have two other people who have lot 36919. Both have dark brown particles.

One person has all white 36919 and other two have dark brown."

 

Post #26: "So all sample of 36919 are brown. "

 

You say one person had all white 36919.

 

I have product from the same lot and it is white with brown particles. 

 

I really do NOT like the possibility of the color of a product changing from batch to batch. The possibility of someone using something other than Niagen concerns me.

[Advocatus Diaboli]

I agree mrkosh1 (post #31). Even if a distributor is getting the "real deal" who's to know if they're not "stepping on it" before encapsulation in order to increase their profit.

[MikeDC]

I can't believe the manufacturing process is so inconsistent that one batch is all white and another brown. ChromaDex could be using two suppliers for Niagen with two different methods.

[ironfistx]

The niagen I ordered in 2015 was white.