As the knowledge of tritium isotope effects is desirable from a theoretical standpoint, we have applied 3H NMR in order to study these effects in the case of the double-hydron tautomerism of 15 N-labeled porphyrin. In conclusion, the determination of kinetic tritium isotope effects is a powerful application of dynamic 3H NMR. In the case of the tautomerism of porphyrin, these effects support the stepwise hydron-tunneling mechanism and can serve to test multidimensional tunneling models in the future.