Prime Time

Force Factor

#Other

Safety70

Efficacy60

Transparency75

Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

Prime Time contains several well-researched ingredients, such as Vitamin D3, BioCell Collagen, Wellmune WGP, and LactoSpore, that have demonstrated efficacy in their respective areas. However, many of the fruit and vegetable concentrates within the "Spectra" blend are likely underdosed as specific quantities are not provided, leading to uncertainty about their overall contribution to the product's effectiveness. The core NAD3 blend also lacks extensive independent research to fully support its anti-aging claims.

The Good

Provides a comprehensive blend of vitamins, minerals, and specialized ingredients targeting multiple health aspects.

Includes key branded ingredients (BioCell Collagen, Wellmune WGP, LactoSpore, Lutemax 2020, Spectra) known for their research and quality.

Contains effective doses of Vitamin D3, Vitamin E, and Vitamin C.

The Bad

Extensive use of proprietary blends, particularly the "Anti-Senescence Ideal Aging Biomatrix" and "Spectra" makes it impossible to verify effective dosing for most of their components and obscures the amounts of potentially active ingredients like Wasabi Extract, Theacrine, Green Tea Extract, and various fruit/vegetable concentrates.

The NAD3 blend, while conceptually interesting for NAD+ boosting, lacks robust independent long-term human clinical research to fully substantiate its anti-aging claims compared to other NAD+ precursors.

Many of the individual fruit and vegetable concentrates within the Spectra blend are likely present in sub-optimal or negligible amounts to provide significant benefits due to the shared 100mg total for 31 components.