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Niagen Bioscience Puts 25 Years of NAD+ Science Behind "Don't Get Old. Age Better.®” a New Campaign for its Niagen® Brand Featuring Legendary Surfer Kelly Slater

Source: Fitt Insider - Press Releases • Published: 01 Oct 2026, 14:39

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Fitt Insider - Press Releases.

Niagen Bioscience’s new campaign presents an upbeat take on aging and vitality, inviting readers to see the brand’s science-backed positioning and celebrity-led storytelling.

Niagen Bioscience Puts 25 Years of NAD+ Science Behind "Don't Get Old. Age Better.®” a New Campaign for its Niagen® Brand Featuring Legendary Surfer Kelly Slater
Key Takeaways
  • Niagen Bioscience is promoting an anti-aging message focused on maintaining vitality rather than avoiding aging altogether.
  • The campaign uses a high-profile ambassador to communicate the brand's longevity and performance-oriented benefits to consumers.
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