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Recovery, energy and healthy aging, with a provider in the loop.
Provider-reviewed therapies that support recovery, cellular energy and how you function day to day. Prescribed only when a licensed provider determines they fit your goals and your labs, and never sold like supplements.
- Slow recovery
- Low energy
- Sleep that does not restore
- Brain fog
- Performance plateaus
Free. By phone. Usually available within the hour.
Longevity care done properly starts with measurement. These are the panels most patients begin with.
| Super Human LabsComprehensive baseline, blood draw near you |
| Methylation health panelEnergy, detoxification, cardiovascular pathways |
| Provider lab review10-minute visit to plan next steps |
What the program can include.
Filter by what you are optimizing for. Each card states what the therapy is, how it is taken and its regulatory status, plainly.
NAD+
A coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism.
- How
- Injection or nasal spray
- Cadence
- Monthly supply, refills through your portal
Glutathione
An antioxidant the body produces naturally.
- How
- Injection or nasal spray
- Cadence
- Monthly supply, refills through your portal
Sermorelin
A prescription medication that acts on the body's own growth hormone signaling.
- How
- Injection or sublingual
- Cadence
- Case by case, with follow-up
Vitamin B12
Injectable B12 for patients whose labs or history suggest it is appropriate.
- How
- Weekly injection
- Cadence
- Monthly supply
Rapamycin
An FDA-approved prescription medication some providers use off-label at low weekly doses in longevity protocols. Whether it is appropriate is an individual decision made with your provider after reviewing risks, benefits and labs.
- How
- Oral, weekly
- Cadence
- Case by case, with labs
Methylene blue
A prescription compound with a long clinical history that some providers use in low doses.
- How
- Oral
- Cadence
- Case by case
Every therapy on this page is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate for you, after a visit and, where needed, labs. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient and are not FDA approved. Off-label use means a provider prescribes an FDA-approved medication for a purpose other than its approved indication, based on clinical judgment. No therapy here is presented as preventing disease or extending lifespan. Results vary.
Measured, explained and supervised.
Longevity care attracts a lot of noise. Our approach is simple: measure first, explain what is and is not known about a therapy, and let a licensed provider decide with you whether it belongs in your plan.
- Baseline labs before therapy, so decisions rest on data
- Honest explanations of evidence, including where it is limited
- Clear labeling of what is FDA-approved, off-label or compounded
- Follow-up visits, not one-off orders
Testing that shows where you stand.
| Test | What it measures | Book |
|---|---|---|
| Super Human LabsBlood draw near you | A comprehensive baseline: metabolic, lipid, thyroid, hormone and inflammatory markers. | Book |
| Methylation health panelBlood draw | Energy, detoxification and cardiovascular pathways, including homocysteine and B-vitamin status. | Book |
| DUTCH hormone testAt home | A complete urine hormone and metabolite panel, including cortisol patterns. | Book |
| Genova GI EffectsAt home | Stool analysis for gut health, with optional Microbiomix DNA sequencing. | Book |
| Continuous glucose monitoringProgram | Two 14-day sensors a month plus an app that shows how food, sleep and activity move your glucose. | Book |
| Galleri multi-cancer early detectionNot FDA approved | Screens for a signal shared by many cancers. Complements, never replaces, standard recommended screening. Discussed with a provider before ordering. | Book |
| Provider lab reviewProvider visit | A 10-minute visit to walk through any results and decide next steps. | Book |
Programs in development
Epigenetic testing and personalized coaching, nutrition coaching, virtual fitness and training. Not yet available. Contact customer support to be first to hear when a program launches.
Contact customer supportSexual health and hair
Daily tadalafil, the Triple Action Performance Blend, oxytocin, and a 4-in-1 topical hair loss treatment. Each prescribed after a short provider visit, priced in the scheduler.
See all servicesMeasure, decide, follow up.
Longevity care done properly is slow and deliberate. That is the point.
- 01
Free consultation
Tell the care team what you are trying to improve. They explain which therapies exist, which need labs, and what a visit involves.
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Baseline labs
Your provider chooses a panel that fits your goals. Draw at a lab near you, or collect at home for some tests.
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Provider visit
A phone or video visit to review results, discuss the evidence honestly and decide together what, if anything, fits.
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Follow-up
Medication, if prescribed, ships from a licensed pharmacy. Follow-up visits and refills run through your portal.
Straight answers on longevity care.
Are these therapies FDA approved?
Some are FDA-approved medications used as prescribed, some are FDA-approved medications a provider may prescribe off-label, and some are compounded by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient. Compounded medications are not FDA approved. Each card on this page says which applies, and your provider explains it again before anything is prescribed.
Can I just order NAD+ or glutathione?
No. Every therapy on this page is a prescription that a licensed provider decides on case by case after a visit. That is deliberate. It is what separates a medical practice from a supplement shop.
What do these therapies cost?
Each therapy is priced individually and shown in the secure scheduler before you book. Because everything on this page is prescribed case by case, the exact figure depends on what your provider decides with you.
Will these help me live longer?
No one can promise that, and REFUVIA does not. What a provider can do is review your labs and goals, explain what is and is not known about a therapy, and help you decide whether it fits. Results vary from person to person.
Do I need labs first?
Usually. A baseline panel tells your provider where you stand and rules out things that should be addressed first. Your provider chooses the testing that fits your goals.
What about the programs marked Coming Soon?
Epigenetic testing, nutrition coaching and virtual fitness are in development and not yet available. Contact customer support if you would like to hear when they launch. Nothing marked Coming Soon can be booked today.
All medical decisions are made solely by licensed healthcare professionals. Medications are prescribed only when medically necessary. GLP-1 medications are not suitable for everyone. Results may vary.
Curious what would actually help? Ask.
The free consultation is a conversation with the care team, not a sales call. Bring your questions.