Public claim check · Longevity

Element 5 NMN

Capsule

£0.58 a dayabout £17 a monthchecked 14 August 2026
Element 5 NMN capsule supplement product photo

The claim

What Element 5 claims

“Cellular energy”The principal claim, quoted verbatim.
  • “NAD+ support”
  • “Healthy aging”
  • “DNA repair”
  • “Energy & stamina”

In total we found 8 printed claims on the page and label. They group into 4 outcomes that can each be checked against human research. Each outcome gets its own answer in the report.

Headline finding

Does it deliver on cellular health markers?

Cellular health markersNo match

No matching evidence.

We checked the reviewed human evidence we hold for the ingredients in this product and none matched this exact seller promise. That does not prove the claim is false, but it means the seller has not earned evidence credit for it.

The listing leans on cellular ageing and energy language, but none of those lines map to a matching tested research measuring results in people.

See the evidence behind this answer in the complete report, including what was tested, the dose and preparation used, who took part, and funding information where available.

Whether that evidence applies here comes down to fit: the preparations and amounts those trials used against what is actually in this formula.

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The rest of the check

Four outcomes checked. One shown here.

one square per checked outcome · locked findings open in the complete report

  • Cellular health markersFinding shown above
  • Healthy ageingFinding in the complete report
  • EnduranceFinding in the complete report
  • Day-to-day energyFinding in the complete report
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Label facts

What the label itself tells us

Excellent

Disclosure, not whether it works.

1 of 1

Active doses printed. No proprietary blend.

1 of 1

Comparable doses match or exceed study amounts.

£0.58

A day · about £17 a month.

Quick answers

Answers already on this page

How much does Element 5 NMN cost per day?
£0.58 a day, about £17 a month at one serving a day.
Does the label disclose all doses?
Yes. 1 of 1 active doses printed. No proprietary blend.
Do the doses match what studies used?
Comparable doses match or exceed study amounts.
What does Element 5 claim it does?
Cellular energy
Is this medical advice?
Not medical advice. If symptoms are affecting your life, a pharmacist or GP is the right first stop, especially alongside other medication.

Method, independence, limits

Method

Same method for every product: the seller’s claim first, then whether human research measured that outcome, then whether the ingredient, form and dose match the research. How your report works.

Independence

We take no money from supplement brands. No affiliate links, no ads. Subscriber funded, so the verdict owes nothing to anyone.

Snapshot

Frozen from the report generated on 14 August 2026. Formulations and prices change; only a fresh analysis updates it. Tell us if something looks wrong.

Limits

Not medical advice. If symptoms are affecting your life, a pharmacist or GP is the right first stop, especially alongside other medication.

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