Evidence · told honestly

The science, without the overselling.

What the research on the four actives actually shows — and, just as plainly, what it does not. A biomarker is not an outcome, and a supplement is not a cure.

The four actives

What they are

  • NAD+A coenzyme every cell uses for energy and routine maintenance.Read more →
  • NMNA precursor — a building block the body uses to make NAD+.Read more →
  • ResveratrolA plant antioxidant, long studied in the context of aging.Read more →
  • CoQ10A compound involved in how cells produce energy.Read more →

What the research supports — and what it does not

The honest ledger

A meaningful dose can raise blood NAD+MeasurableThis is a biomarker, measured in studies — not, by itself, a proven health outcome in your dog.
Lifespan effects seen in miceAnimal modelInteresting mechanism work. Mouse results do not transfer directly to dogs, and are not a promise.
Canine-specific long-term outcomesLimited dataThe dog-specific evidence base is still thin. That is exactly why we stay conservative.
“Clinically proven” to treat or reverse agingNo — and we won’t say itNo supplement can honestly claim this. Saying so would be a false statement, so we don’t.

How to read supplement science

Three questions worth asking

Is it a biomarker or an outcome? “Raises blood NAD+” is a measurement. “Makes your dog healthier” is an outcome — a much higher bar, and rarely proven for a supplement.

Is it dogs, or mice? A lot of longevity work is in mice. It is genuinely interesting, and it is not the same as evidence in dogs.

Are the amounts named? A study means little if a product does not contain a comparable, printed amount. Ours are on the label.

Honest to the label

BounceBack Recovery Drops — four named actives, each amount printed, a measured dropper over food. No hype. 90 Day Money Back Promise.

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