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Elysium Health
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2015
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Elysium Health is a New York-based, privately held longevity company founded in 2015 by Eric Marcotulli (CEO), Dan Alminana (COO), and Leonard Guarente, Ph.D. (Chief Scientist), a pioneer of sirtuin biology at MIT who discovered the SIR2-NAD+ connection. The company develops and sells a portfolio of evidence-based dietary supplements and one diagnostic test targeting specific hallmarks of human aging — cellular NAD+ decline (Basis, Signal), brain atrophy (Matter, co-developed with the University of Oxford), immune senescence (Format), skin aging (Mosaic, Cofactor), eye longevity (Vision), senescent cell accumulation (Senolytic Complex), muscle preservation (Creatine+, developed with Stanford's Center on Longevity), and epigenetic biological age measurement (Index, co-developed with Yale and Illumina). Each formulation is backed by human clinical trials published in peer-reviewed journals including Nature, Nature Aging, and Hepatology, and the company's Scientific Advisory Board includes 25+ researchers and 8 Nobel laureates from MIT, Harvard, Oxford, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia.

The company's business model is direct-to-consumer e-commerce through its own website (elysiumhealth.com) with a subscription-first revenue structure, complemented by marketplace listings on iHerb and a Canadian storefront (ca.elysiumhealth.com). Pricing ranges from approximately $35-$75 per monthly product subscription, with 23-38% discounts on annual prepaid plans driving recurring revenue mechanics; the Index diagnostic is sold as a one-time $299 kit. In May 2026 Elysium launched The Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI), a physician-led membership program offering personalized supplement and prescription protocols plus peptides, expanding the model from supplement-only DTC into clinical longevity services. Distribution is concentrated in the U.S., with Canada as the only formalized international market and several products (Creatine+, Cofactor, Vision, Index, Senolytic Complex) restricted to U.S. shipping.

Elysium has raised approximately $71 million across disclosed funding rounds from 2016-2021, with investors including General Catalyst, Breyer Capital, GISEV Family Office, Morningside, Sound Ventures, Mayo Clinic Ventures, and Western Technology Investment. The company maintains an 11-50 employee footprint and operates across 16+ clinical trials with institutions including Mayo Clinic, Massachusetts General Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, and Haukeland University Hospital, signaling sustained investment in clinical validation as a core competitive differentiator.

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Elysium Health is a New York-based longevity company that develops and sells clinically validated dietary supplements (Basis, Matter, Signal, Format, Mosaic, Vision, Creatine+, Senolytic Complex) and an epigenetic biological age test (Index) targeting hallmarks of human aging, sold direct-to-consumer via subscription, with a Scientific Advisory Board of 25+ scientists including 8 Nobel laureates.

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HeadquartersNew York, United States
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New York
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
longevity dietary supplements, NAD+ cellular health, biological age testing, senolytic supplements, anti-aging nutraceuticals
Industry4 codes
1Healthy Aging & Cognitive Support Supplements
CodeCRADAGAMPrimaryYes
2Herbal & Botanical Supplements
CodeCRADAGADPrimaryNo
3Medical Wellness & Longevity (Health Screening, Biohacking, Anti-aging Programs)
CodeTHAJAHAIPrimaryNo
4Weight Management & Metabolic Supplements
CodeCRADAGAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Food (Health) Supplement Retailers456191
SIC code1 code
  • Medicinal Chemicals & Botanical Products2833
Product category
Longevity Dietary Supplements
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Revenue model2 records
1Direct-to-Consumer Supplement Sales
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Elysium generates revenue primarily through direct-to-consumer sales of its supplement products via its e-commerce website (elysiumhealth.com). Products are sold through subscription plans (monthly and annual prepaid) and single one-time purchases. Annual subscription plans offer significant discounts (23-38%) over monthly plans, incentivizing long-term commitment. The company also sells through marketplace partners (iHerb) and country-specific storefronts (Canada).

elysiumhealth.com
2Biological Age Testing (Index)
TypeOne Time License
Description

Index, a one-time purchase biological age test kit ($299), generates revenue from at-home saliva-based epigenetic testing. Customers receive biological age, cumulative rate of aging, and nine system age scores. The test enables enrollment in the Aging Research Center, creating a research platform while driving repeat engagement.

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Cost components5 values
Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations
Pricing details11 tiers
1Basis — NAD+ Supplement — Monthly or Annual Subscription or Individual Purchase
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$480/year (12-month supply at $40/pouch); $50/month (1-month supply); Individual purchase: $65. NSF Certified for Sport. 30-day supply per pouch.

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2Matter — Brain Health — Annual Subscription
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$720 annual subscription (Save 33%); individual purchase options available. 30-day supply.

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3Cofactor — Collagen + NAD+ — Monthly or Annual Subscription or Individual Purchase
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$51/pouch monthly subscription; $62/pouch annual subscription (12-month, $744/year); Individual purchase: $75. 28 daily servings per pouch.

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4Mosaic — Skin Aging — Monthly or Annual Subscription or Individual Purchase
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$60/pouch monthly subscription; $75/pouch annual subscription (12-month, $900/year); Individual purchase: $90. 30-day supply per pouch.

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5Vision — Eye Longevity — Subscription
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Available via subscription; specific pricing tiers not publicly disclosed.

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6Signal — NMN Mitochondrial Supplement — Subscription
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$50/month (monthly subscription, save 23%); $40/pouch monthly subscription; Individual: pricing details not fully listed publicly.

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7Format — Immune Health — Subscription
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Available via subscription; pricing details not fully listed publicly.

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8Senolytic Complex — Starting Price
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Starting at $35/month. Protocols: Healthy Aging (1 box/2 doses), Inflammaging (1 box/4 doses), High Performance (2 boxes/8 doses).

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9Creatine+ — Longevity Creatine — Launch Promo Pricing
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$47/pouch monthly subscription (15% off launch promo); Annual: $561/year ($47/pouch, save 14%); Individual: $70. 30 daily servings per pouch.

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10Longevity Starter Pack — One-Time Bundle Purchase
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$199 limited-edition bundle (one-month supply of Basis, Signal, Matter, and Format).

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11Index — Biological Age Test — One-Time Purchase
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$299 per kit (reduced from previous retail price of $499). One-time purchase; results delivered ~6 weeks after sample receipt. Includes access to Aging Research Center studies.

elysiumhealth.com
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B2C
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Elysium Health sells evidence-based dietary supplements and an at-home biological age test kit (Index) directly to consumers via its own e-commerce website on a subscription-first model. Its portfolio targets multiple hallmarks of aging — NAD+ decline, cellular senescence, inflammaging, mitochondrial dysfunction, brain atrophy, collagen loss, and visual decline — with clinically validated, branded formulations such as Basis, Signal, Matter, Cofactor, Mosaic, Vision, Format, Senolytic Complex, and Creatine+.

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  • Basis clinically proven to increase NAD+ levels by an average of 40% within 30 days (Nature Partner Journals: Aging and Mechanisms of Disease)
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Product overview1 text field

Elysium Health is a longevity-focused supplement company offering a portfolio of evidence-based supplements targeting various aspects of aging. The product lineup includes Basis (NAD+ cellular aging), Creatine+ (longevity-focused creatine), Matter (brain aging with Oxford partnership), Cofactor (collagen with NAD+), Signal (mitochondrial/metabolic aging), Format (immune aging with senolytics), Mosaic (skin aging), Vision (eye longevity), Senolytic Complex (senescent cell clearance), Index (epigenetic biological age testing), and Longevity Starter Pack (bundled supplements). The company emphasizes clinical validation, scientific rigor, and partnerships with leading institutions like Stanford, Oxford, and Yale. Products range from daily supplements addressing specific aging hallmarks to diagnostic tests measuring biological age.

Product and service12 records
1Basis
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (NAD+ precursor)
Description

NAD+ cellular aging supplement containing proprietary nicotinamide riboside chloride (NR) and pterostilbene (PT), clinically proven to increase NAD+ levels by 40% in humans. NSF Certified for Sport. Sold to individual consumers via monthly or annual subscription, or one-time purchase.

2Matter
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (cognitive health)
Description

Tri-vitamin complex for brain aging developed in partnership with the University of Oxford. Contains a patented B-vitamin complex (B6, folic acid, B12), omega-3 free fatty acids, and bilberry anthocyanins. Clinically proven to slow brain atrophy associated with mild memory concerns.

3Cofactor
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (collagen and skin)
Description

Advanced 4-in-1 collagen system combining collagen peptides (20g), nicotinamide riboside (250mg), hyaluronic acid (120mg), and vitamin C (90mg) to support collagen production, skin elasticity, hair, nails, bones, and joints.

4Signal
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (mitochondrial health)
Description

NMN mitochondria supplement containing nicotinamide mononucleotide (250mg) and the SIRT3 Activation Complex (150mg honokiol and viniferin) to support mitochondrial health, increase NAD+ levels by 40% in humans, and protect and generate new mitochondria.

5Format
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (immune and inflammaging)
Description

Immune health supplement combining vitamin C, selenium, zinc, the Inflammaging Complex (tamarind, turmeric, broccoli extracts), and an intermittent Senolytic Complex (quercetin, fisetin, Chinese ginseng, chestnut rose) to address immune aging and chronic inflammation.

6Mosaic
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (skin aging)
Description

Skin aging supplement featuring a clinically proven Phytonutrient Carotenoid Complex combined with hyaluronic acid. Increases moisture content, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, improves skin texture and radiance, and raises skin carotenoid levels by 31% over 16 weeks.

7Vision
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (eye health)
Description

Eye longevity supplement leveraging xanthophyll carotenoids and Elysium's proprietary PIXEL Complex, based on the AREDS 2 formula plus meso-zeaxanthin and astaxanthin. Clinically proven to increase macular pigment density and support visual performance.

8Senolytic Complex
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (senolytics)
Description

Senolytic supplement containing quercetin, fisetin, Chinese ginseng extract, and chestnut rose extract, proven to clear senescent human cells in laboratory studies. Taken intermittently (2 days per month for the Healthy Aging protocol).

9Creatine+
CategoryLongevity dietary supplement (muscle and cognition)
Description

Advanced 3-in-1 creatine system for longevity, strength, and cognition combining creatine monohydrate (5g), HMB (1.5g), and pomegranate polyphenols standardized to urolithin A precursors (300mg). Targets muscle preservation, recovery, mitochondrial health, and cognition.

10Index
CategoryEpigenetic diagnostic test (biological age)
Description

At-home biological age test using DNA methylation analysis via the APEX algorithm (developed with Yale's Morgan Levine) run on a custom Illumina chip. Measures biological age, cumulative rate of aging, and nine system ages from a saliva sample, with results delivered approximately six weeks after sample receipt.

11Longevity Starter Pack
CategoryLongevity supplement bundle
Description

Limited-edition bundle (one-month supply each) of four key supplements: Basis (cellular aging), Signal (metabolic aging), Matter (cognitive aging), and Format (immune aging). Sold as a one-time purchase.

12The Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI)
CategoryLongevity membership program
Description

Comprehensive physician-led longevity program offering personalized supplement and prescription protocols, peptides, vitamin injections, prescription medications, and ongoing physician support across healthy aging, energy, and metabolic health. Initial enrollment up to 10,000 members.

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Partnership13 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Elysium partnered with the University of Oxford to develop Matter, a brain health supplement featuring a tri-vitamin complex (B6, folic acid, B12) that is patented to slow brain atrophy associated with mild memory concerns. The partnership is based on the VITACOG clinical study. Elysium co-founder Leonard Guarente and Scientific Advisory Board member A. David Smith (Professor Emeritus of Pharmacology at Oxford) lead the collaboration.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Elysium partnered with Morgan Levine, Ph.D., of Yale University to develop Index, the company's biological age test. Levine's team contributed the machine learning approach (APEX) that powers Index's epigenetic analysis, which was published in Nature Aging and demonstrated to be the most precise among published epigenetic age measures. The collaboration also includes Mark B. Gerstein (Genomics & Bioinformatics) on the Scientific Advisory Board.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Elysium collaborated with Theodore Leng, M.D., Director of Clinical and Translational Research at the Byers Eye Institute at Stanford University School of Medicine, to develop Vision, an eye longevity supplement. Leng serves as a Scientific Advisory Board member. Additionally, Michael Fredericson, M.D., Co-Director of the Stanford Center on Longevity and Professor of PM&R Sports Medicine at Stanford, provided advisement on Creatine+.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Elysium partnered with Illumina, a biotechnology leader, to develop a custom Elysium chip for DNA methylation profiling in the Index biological age test. This custom chip enables the high-precision epigenetic analysis that underpins Index's biological age and system age calculations.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Elysium initiated clinical trials at Haukeland University Hospital in Norway for NAD+ replenishment therapy (NADAPT trial for atypical parkinsonian syndromes) and for the experimental therapeutic EH301 for ALS (NO-ALS trial), partially funded by Norwegian government grants.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Mayo Clinic conducted Elysium's Age-Related Frailty clinical trial (NCT03818802, complete and pending publication) evaluating whether NR-E can augment bone, skeletal muscle, and metabolic functions in aging. Mayo Clinic also conducted the AKI Phase II trial for Basis.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Massachusetts General Hospital conducted the AKI Phase I human clinical trial in partnership with Elysium, enabling FDA approval of an Investigational New Drug application for Basis and the AKI Phase II trial. Results published in BMC Nephrology.

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The University of Copenhagen initiated the Slow Age clinical trial evaluating effects of NR-E, aerobic exercise, or time-restricted feeding on markers of aging, and a COPD trial evaluating NR-E on clinical outcomes in elderly COPD patients (results published in Nature Aging).

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Aarhus University in Denmark conducted a study in partnership with Elysium on muscle injury and repair using NRPT (nicotinamide riboside and pterostilbene), demonstrating that the combination was well tolerated but did not improve recruitment of muscle stem cells after muscle injury in older adults (published in PubMed).

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

University of Oklahoma initiated a human clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of NR-E on supporting brain vascular health and memory in aging (estimated completion December 2027, NCT05483465).

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Odense University Hospital initiated a clinical trial evaluating the effect of NR-E or senolytics on bone resorption and formation markers in osteoporosis (estimated completion December 2025, NCT06018467).

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The University of South Alabama conducted a pilot study evaluating the effects of Basis (NRPT) supplementation on menopausal syndromes in women over 35, funded by Elysium Health. Results published in Frontiers in (NCT04841499).

13Spanish Foundation for ALS Research (FUNDELA)
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Elysium collaborated with FUNDELA on the EH301 pilot study for ALS treatment, showing evidence that EH301 can be used in treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (published in PubMed).

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public life sciences company commercializing nicotinamide riboside (Niagen) — the same active ingredient as Elysium's Basis — through the Tru Niagen consumer brand. ChromaDex is the most direct competitor in the NAD+ precursor space and shares a science-led DTC playbook.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Premium DTC supplement brand with strong clinical and scientific positioning, NSF Certified for Sport products, practitioner channel, and subscription model. Competes directly with Elysium in the science-forward premium supplement category targeting health-optimization consumers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

High-profile premium subscription supplement brand selling daily nutritional blends DTC with celebrity/athlete endorsements and content-led marketing. Competes for the same affluent health-conscious consumer wallet share via a similar subscription-first DTC model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

DTC longevity brand built around the TallyAge epigenetic biological age test, paired with supplements and skincare. Closest direct competitor to Elysium's Index test, with overlapping customer segment of health-optimization adults seeking biological age diagnostics.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Personalized health and longevity platform offering biomarker blood testing, biological age estimation, and supplement recommendations. Overlaps with Elysium's Index on the diagnostics-and-personalization side of the longevity stack.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Longevity-focused DTC supplement brand explicitly built on the hallmarks-of-aging framework, with science-backed formulations targeting NAD+, senolytics, and DNA damage. Closest peer in the longevity-positioned niche supplement market.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Epigenetic age testing company offering biological age tests using DNA methylation algorithms, with a B2B focus on clinicians and researchers. Comparable technology stack to Elysium's Index, though distribution and target customer differ.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Alphabet-backed longevity research organization explicitly named alongside Elysium as a leading player in the longevity market. Focuses on deeper-stage R&D rather than consumer products, but competes for talent, partnerships, and category mindshare.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Clinical-stage biotechnology company developing senolytic therapeutics for age-related diseases, mentioned alongside Elysium in the longevity market landscape. Operates in the same senolytic space as Elysium's Senolytic Complex but pursues pharmaceutical rather than supplement pathways.

TypeOthers
Description

Longevity research non-profit and consumer-facing media platform covering supplements, diagnostics, and interventions. Adjacent ecosystem player that shapes consumer perception and education in the longevity category in which Elysium competes.

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Elysium

Longevity Dietary Supplementselysiumhealth.com

Elysium Health is a New York-based longevity company that develops and sells clinically validated dietary supplements (Basis, Matter, Signal, Format, Mosaic, Vision, Creatine+, Senolytic Complex) and an epigenetic biological age test (Index) targeting hallmarks of human aging, sold direct-to-consumer via subscription, with a Scientific Advisory Board of 25+ scientists including 8 Nobel laureates.

What Elysium does

Elysium Health is a New York-based, privately held longevity company founded in 2015 by Eric Marcotulli (CEO), Dan Alminana (COO), and Leonard Guarente, Ph.D. (Chief Scientist), a pioneer of sirtuin biology at MIT who discovered the SIR2-NAD+ connection. The company develops and sells a portfolio of evidence-based dietary supplements and one diagnostic test targeting specific hallmarks of human aging — cellular NAD+ decline (Basis, Signal), brain atrophy (Matter, co-developed with the University of Oxford), immune senescence (Format), skin aging (Mosaic, Cofactor), eye longevity (Vision), senescent cell accumulation (Senolytic Complex), muscle preservation (Creatine+, developed with Stanford's Center on Longevity), and epigenetic biological age measurement (Index, co-developed with Yale and Illumina). Each formulation is backed by human clinical trials published in peer-reviewed journals including Nature, Nature Aging, and Hepatology, and the company's Scientific Advisory Board includes 25+ researchers and 8 Nobel laureates from MIT, Harvard, Oxford, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia.

The company's business model is direct-to-consumer e-commerce through its own website (elysiumhealth.com) with a subscription-first revenue structure, complemented by marketplace listings on iHerb and a Canadian storefront (ca.elysiumhealth.com). Pricing ranges from approximately $35-$75 per monthly product subscription, with 23-38% discounts on annual prepaid plans driving recurring revenue mechanics; the Index diagnostic is sold as a one-time $299 kit. In May 2026 Elysium launched The Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI), a physician-led membership program offering personalized supplement and prescription protocols plus peptides, expanding the model from supplement-only DTC into clinical longevity services. Distribution is concentrated in the U.S., with Canada as the only formalized international market and several products (Creatine+, Cofactor, Vision, Index, Senolytic Complex) restricted to U.S. shipping.

Elysium has raised approximately $71 million across disclosed funding rounds from 2016-2021, with investors including General Catalyst, Breyer Capital, GISEV Family Office, Morningside, Sound Ventures, Mayo Clinic Ventures, and Western Technology Investment. The company maintains an 11-50 employee footprint and operates across 16+ clinical trials with institutions including Mayo Clinic, Massachusetts General Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, and Haukeland University Hospital, signaling sustained investment in clinical validation as a core competitive differentiator.

Elysium firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Elysium
Legal name
Elysium Health
Website
https://elysiumhealth.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Elysium Health is a New York-based longevity company that develops and sells clinically validated dietary supplements (Basis, Matter, Signal, Format, Mosaic, Vision, Creatine+, Senolytic Complex) and an epigenetic biological age test (Index) targeting hallmarks of human aging, sold direct-to-consumer via subscription, with a Scientific Advisory Board of 25+ scientists including 8 Nobel laureates.
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Elysium industry classification

Industry
Product category
Longevity Dietary Supplements
NAICS
Food (Health) Supplement Retailers (456191)
SIC
Medicinal Chemicals & Botanical Products (2833)
akta.pro primary industry
Healthy Aging & Cognitive Support Supplements (CRADAGAM)
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Herbal & Botanical Supplements (CRADAGAD), Medical Wellness & Longevity (Health Screening, Biohacking, Anti-aging Programs) (THAJAHAI), Weight Management & Metabolic Supplements (CRADAGAG)

Keywords

  • Longevity dietary supplements
  • NAD+ cellular health
  • Biological age testing
  • Senolytic supplements
  • Anti-aging nutraceuticals

Where Elysium is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New York
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

Elysium business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Direct-to-Consumer Supplement Sales: Elysium generates revenue primarily through direct-to-consumer sales of its supplement products via its e-commerce website (elysiumhealth.com). Products are sold through subscription plans (monthly and annual prepaid) and single one-time purchases. Annual subscription plans offer significant discounts (23-38%) over monthly plans, incentivizing long-term commitment. The company also sells through marketplace partners (iHerb) and country-specific storefronts (Canada).
  2. Biological Age Testing (Index): Index, a one-time purchase biological age test kit ($299), generates revenue from at-home saliva-based epigenetic testing. Customers receive biological age, cumulative rate of aging, and nine system age scores. The test enables enrollment in the Aging Research Center, creating a research platform while driving repeat engagement.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualBasis — NAD+ Supplement — Monthly or Annual Subscription or Individual Purchase
SubscriptionAnnualMatter — Brain Health — Annual Subscription
SubscriptionMonthlyCofactor — Collagen + NAD+ — Monthly or Annual Subscription or Individual Purchase
SubscriptionMonthlyMosaic — Skin Aging — Monthly or Annual Subscription or Individual Purchase
SubscriptionMonthlyVision — Eye Longevity — Subscription
SubscriptionMonthlySignal — NMN Mitochondrial Supplement — Subscription
SubscriptionMonthlyFormat — Immune Health — Subscription
SubscriptionMonthlySenolytic Complex — Starting Price
SubscriptionMonthlyCreatine+ — Longevity Creatine — Launch Promo Pricing
One time/ perpetual licenseMonthlyLongevity Starter Pack — One-Time Bundle Purchase
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goIndex — Biological Age Test — One-Time Purchase

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Elysium product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Elysium Health sells evidence-based dietary supplements and an at-home biological age test kit (Index) directly to consumers via its own e-commerce website on a subscription-first model. Its portfolio targets multiple hallmarks of aging — NAD+ decline, cellular senescence, inflammaging, mitochondrial dysfunction, brain atrophy, collagen loss, and visual decline — with clinically validated, branded formulations such as Basis, Signal, Matter, Cofactor, Mosaic, Vision, Format, Senolytic Complex, and Creatine+.

Product overview

Elysium Health is a longevity-focused supplement company offering a portfolio of evidence-based supplements targeting various aspects of aging. The product lineup includes Basis (NAD+ cellular aging), Creatine+ (longevity-focused creatine), Matter (brain aging with Oxford partnership), Cofactor (collagen with NAD+), Signal (mitochondrial/metabolic aging), Format (immune aging with senolytics), Mosaic (skin aging), Vision (eye longevity), Senolytic Complex (senescent cell clearance), Index (epigenetic biological age testing), and Longevity Starter Pack (bundled supplements). The company emphasizes clinical validation, scientific rigor, and partnerships with leading institutions like Stanford, Oxford, and Yale. Products range from daily supplements addressing specific aging hallmarks to diagnostic tests measuring biological age.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Basis NAD+ cellular aging supplement containing proprietary nicotinamide riboside chloride (NR) and pterostilbene (PT), clinically proven to increase NAD+ levels by 40% in humans. NSF Certified for Sport. Sold to individual consumers via monthly or annual subscription, or one-time purchase.
  • Matter Tri-vitamin complex for brain aging developed in partnership with the University of Oxford. Contains a patented B-vitamin complex (B6, folic acid, B12), omega-3 free fatty acids, and bilberry anthocyanins. Clinically proven to slow brain atrophy associated with mild memory concerns.
  • Cofactor Advanced 4-in-1 collagen system combining collagen peptides (20g), nicotinamide riboside (250mg), hyaluronic acid (120mg), and vitamin C (90mg) to support collagen production, skin elasticity, hair, nails, bones, and joints.
  • Signal NMN mitochondria supplement containing nicotinamide mononucleotide (250mg) and the SIRT3 Activation Complex (150mg honokiol and viniferin) to support mitochondrial health, increase NAD+ levels by 40% in humans, and protect and generate new mitochondria.
  • Format Immune health supplement combining vitamin C, selenium, zinc, the Inflammaging Complex (tamarind, turmeric, broccoli extracts), and an intermittent Senolytic Complex (quercetin, fisetin, Chinese ginseng, chestnut rose) to address immune aging and chronic inflammation.
  • Mosaic Skin aging supplement featuring a clinically proven Phytonutrient Carotenoid Complex combined with hyaluronic acid. Increases moisture content, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, improves skin texture and radiance, and raises skin carotenoid levels by 31% over 16 weeks.
  • Vision Eye longevity supplement leveraging xanthophyll carotenoids and Elysium's proprietary PIXEL Complex, based on the AREDS 2 formula plus meso-zeaxanthin and astaxanthin. Clinically proven to increase macular pigment density and support visual performance.
  • Senolytic Complex Senolytic supplement containing quercetin, fisetin, Chinese ginseng extract, and chestnut rose extract, proven to clear senescent human cells in laboratory studies. Taken intermittently (2 days per month for the Healthy Aging protocol).
  • Creatine+ Advanced 3-in-1 creatine system for longevity, strength, and cognition combining creatine monohydrate (5g), HMB (1.5g), and pomegranate polyphenols standardized to urolithin A precursors (300mg). Targets muscle preservation, recovery, mitochondrial health, and cognition.
  • Index At-home biological age test using DNA methylation analysis via the APEX algorithm (developed with Yale's Morgan Levine) run on a custom Illumina chip. Measures biological age, cumulative rate of aging, and nine system ages from a saliva sample, with results delivered approximately six weeks after sample receipt.
  • Longevity Starter Pack Limited-edition bundle (one-month supply each) of four key supplements: Basis (cellular aging), Signal (metabolic aging), Matter (cognitive aging), and Format (immune aging). Sold as a one-time purchase.
  • The Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI) Comprehensive physician-led longevity program offering personalized supplement and prescription protocols, peptides, vitamin injections, prescription medications, and ongoing physician support across healthy aging, energy, and metabolic health. Initial enrollment up to 10,000 members.

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  • Basis clinically proven to increase NAD+ levels by an average of 40% within 30 days (Nature Partner Journals: Aging and Mechanisms of Disease)
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13 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • University of OxfordcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerElysium partnered with the University of Oxford to develop Matter, a brain health supplement featuring a tri-vitamin complex (B6, folic acid, B12) that is patented to slow brain atrophy associated with mild memory concerns. The partnership is based on the VITACOG clinical study. Elysium co-founder Leonard Guarente and Scientific Advisory Board member A. David Smith (Professor Emeritus of Pharmacology at Oxford) lead the collaboration.
  • Yale UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerElysium partnered with Morgan Levine, Ph.D., of Yale University to develop Index, the company's biological age test. Levine's team contributed the machine learning approach (APEX) that powers Index's epigenetic analysis, which was published in Nature Aging and demonstrated to be the most precise among published epigenetic age measures. The collaboration also includes Mark B. Gerstein (Genomics & Bioinformatics) on the Scientific Advisory Board.
  • Stanford University School of MedicinecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerElysium collaborated with Theodore Leng, M.D., Director of Clinical and Translational Research at the Byers Eye Institute at Stanford University School of Medicine, to develop Vision, an eye longevity supplement. Leng serves as a Scientific Advisory Board member. Additionally, Michael Fredericson, M.D., Co-Director of the Stanford Center on Longevity and Professor of PM&R Sports Medicine at Stanford, provided advisement on Creatine+.
  • IlluminacoreTechnology or IntegrationElysium partnered with Illumina, a biotechnology leader, to develop a custom Elysium chip for DNA methylation profiling in the Index biological age test. This custom chip enables the high-precision epigenetic analysis that underpins Index's biological age and system age calculations.
  • Haukeland University HospitalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerElysium initiated clinical trials at Haukeland University Hospital in Norway for NAD+ replenishment therapy (NADAPT trial for atypical parkinsonian syndromes) and for the experimental therapeutic EH301 for ALS (NO-ALS trial), partially funded by Norwegian government grants.
  • Mayo ClinicminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMayo Clinic conducted Elysium's Age-Related Frailty clinical trial (NCT03818802, complete and pending publication) evaluating whether NR-E can augment bone, skeletal muscle, and metabolic functions in aging. Mayo Clinic also conducted the AKI Phase II trial for Basis.
  • Massachusetts General HospitalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMassachusetts General Hospital conducted the AKI Phase I human clinical trial in partnership with Elysium, enabling FDA approval of an Investigational New Drug application for Basis and the AKI Phase II trial. Results published in BMC Nephrology.
  • University of CopenhagenminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe University of Copenhagen initiated the Slow Age clinical trial evaluating effects of NR-E, aerobic exercise, or time-restricted feeding on markers of aging, and a COPD trial evaluating NR-E on clinical outcomes in elderly COPD patients (results published in Nature Aging).
  • Aarhus University (Denmark)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAarhus University in Denmark conducted a study in partnership with Elysium on muscle injury and repair using NRPT (nicotinamide riboside and pterostilbene), demonstrating that the combination was well tolerated but did not improve recruitment of muscle stem cells after muscle injury in older adults (published in PubMed).
  • University of OklahomaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerUniversity of Oklahoma initiated a human clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of NR-E on supporting brain vascular health and memory in aging (estimated completion December 2027, NCT05483465).
  • Odense University Hospital (Denmark)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOdense University Hospital initiated a clinical trial evaluating the effect of NR-E or senolytics on bone resorption and formation markers in osteoporosis (estimated completion December 2025, NCT06018467).
  • University of South AlabamaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe University of South Alabama conducted a pilot study evaluating the effects of Basis (NRPT) supplementation on menopausal syndromes in women over 35, funded by Elysium Health. Results published in Frontiers in (NCT04841499).
  • Spanish Foundation for ALS Research (FUNDELA)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerElysium collaborated with FUNDELA on the EH301 pilot study for ALS treatment, showing evidence that EH301 can be used in treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (published in PubMed).

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Direct peers

  • ChromaDex: Public life sciences company commercializing nicotinamide riboside (Niagen) — the same active ingredient as Elysium's Basis — through the Tru Niagen consumer brand. ChromaDex is the most direct competitor in the NAD+ precursor space and shares a science-led DTC playbook.
  • Thorne HealthTech: Premium DTC supplement brand with strong clinical and scientific positioning, NSF Certified for Sport products, practitioner channel, and subscription model. Competes directly with Elysium in the science-forward premium supplement category targeting health-optimization consumers.
  • AG1 (Athletic Greens): High-profile premium subscription supplement brand selling daily nutritional blends DTC with celebrity/athlete endorsements and content-led marketing. Competes for the same affluent health-conscious consumer wallet share via a similar subscription-first DTC model.
  • Tally Health: DTC longevity brand built around the TallyAge epigenetic biological age test, paired with supplements and skincare. Closest direct competitor to Elysium's Index test, with overlapping customer segment of health-optimization adults seeking biological age diagnostics.
  • InsideTracker: Personalized health and longevity platform offering biomarker blood testing, biological age estimation, and supplement recommendations. Overlaps with Elysium's Index on the diagnostics-and-personalization side of the longevity stack.
  • NOVOS: Longevity-focused DTC supplement brand explicitly built on the hallmarks-of-aging framework, with science-backed formulations targeting NAD+, senolytics, and DNA damage. Closest peer in the longevity-positioned niche supplement market.

Emerging players

  • TruDiagnostic: Epigenetic age testing company offering biological age tests using DNA methylation algorithms, with a B2B focus on clinicians and researchers. Comparable technology stack to Elysium's Index, though distribution and target customer differ.

Broad incumbents

  • Calico Life Sciences: Alphabet-backed longevity research organization explicitly named alongside Elysium as a leading player in the longevity market. Focuses on deeper-stage R&D rather than consumer products, but competes for talent, partnerships, and category mindshare.
  • Unity Biotechnology: Clinical-stage biotechnology company developing senolytic therapeutics for age-related diseases, mentioned alongside Elysium in the longevity market landscape. Operates in the same senolytic space as Elysium's Senolytic Complex but pursues pharmaceutical rather than supplement pathways.

Others

  • Lifespan.io (Life Extension Advocacy Foundation): Longevity research non-profit and consumer-facing media platform covering supplements, diagnostics, and interventions. Adjacent ecosystem player that shapes consumer perception and education in the longevity category in which Elysium competes.

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Frequently asked questions about Elysium

What does Elysium do?

Elysium Health sells evidence-based dietary supplements and an at-home biological age test kit (Index) directly to consumers via its own e-commerce website on a subscription-first model. Its portfolio targets multiple hallmarks of aging — NAD+ decline, cellular senescence, inflammaging, mitochondrial dysfunction, brain atrophy, collagen loss, and visual decline — with clinically validated, branded formulations such as Basis, Signal, Matter, Cofactor, Mosaic, Vision, Format, Senolytic Complex, and Creatine+.

Is Elysium a public or private company?

Elysium is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Elysium founded?

Elysium was founded in 2015. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Elysium based?

Elysium is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does Elysium make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Direct-to-Consumer Supplement Sales are the primary driver. The others are biological Age Testing (Index).

Who are Elysium's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are ChromaDex, Thorne HealthTech, AG1 (Athletic Greens), Tally Health, InsideTracker and NOVOS. TruDiagnostic is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Calico Life Sciences and Unity Biotechnology. Lifespan.io (Life Extension Advocacy Foundation) is listed as an others.

Does Elysium have an API?

No public API is recorded for Elysium.

What industry is Elysium in?

Elysium's product category is Longevity Dietary Supplements. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRADAGAM, Healthy Aging & Cognitive Support Supplements, with a secondary code of CRADAGAD, Herbal & Botanical Supplements. Its NAICS code is 456191 and its SIC code is 2833.

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Longevity.TechnologyElysium opens a clinic built around aging wellElysium Health opened The Elysium Longevity Institute, a physician-led clinical program offering 18 longevity protocols. The institute emphasizes rigorous clinical judgment and ongoing oversight, with protocols expanding as new therapies meet evidentiary standards.Longevity.TechnologyElysium opens the Elysium Longevity Institute in New YorkElysium opened the Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI) in New York on 9 Sept. 2026, a physician-led program for personalized longevity care. It launches with 18 protocols including prescription medications, peptides, and supplements, and names Omar Baker chief medical officer. The company says every new protocol will be evaluated with the same rigor as since its 2015 launch.Longevity.TechnologyElysium Health links NAD+ to menopause in new studyElysium Health published a pilot study in Frontiers in Aging reporting that women taking its NAD+-boosting supplement Basis experienced improvements of 50% or more in several disruptive menopausal symptoms after just seven days. The study of 40 women also found shifts in the estradiol-to-estrone ratio and identified a previously unreported NAD+ metabolite, adding to scientific understanding of how NAD+ behaves in the body. The company plans to follow up with a larger randomized placebo-controlled clinical trial, and the findings suggest a potential expansion of the longevity industry's focus onto women's reproductive aging.HomepageElysium Health Pilot Study Links NAD+ Supplementation to Menopause Symptom ReliefElysium Health published a pilot study of 40 women over 35, of whom 32 reported menopause symptoms. After seven days of NAD+ supplementation, symptomatic participants reported 50% or greater reductions in hot flashes, bloating, and poor sleep, and a significant increase in estradiol-to-estrone ratio. The company plans a larger randomized, placebo-controlled trial.Longevity.TechnologyElysium pilot study links Basis to reduced menopause symptomsElysium reported results from an open-label pilot study of 40 healthy women over 35, where participants received its Basis supplement for seven days, with 32 participants who self-reported menopause symptoms showing self-reported reductions of 50 percent or more in hot flashes, bloating, and poor sleep after the study period. Urine analysis demonstrated a statistically significant increase in the estradiol to estrone ratio in the symptomatic group (p<0.01), suggesting a shift toward a more favorable estrogen balance, and the study also characterized a previously unreported NAD+ metabolite. The company plans to follow up with a larger randomized placebo-controlled trial, while noting that these statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.Law360Fed. Circ. Doubts $9M Atty Fees Without Dismissal AttemptA Federal Circuit panel heard arguments on July 9, 2026, regarding ChromaDex's patent infringement suit against Elysium Health, with judges expressing skepticism about the merits of the case. The judges appeared confused why Elysium never attempted to dismiss the suit if it believed the case was weak, while questioning the $9 million in attorney fees sought. The dispute centers on nicotinamide riboside kinase composition patents used in anti-aging health supplements.PR NewswireElysium Health™ Research Demonstrates Improvements in Menopause Symptoms and Estrogen Balance with Basis™ and Reveals New Insights into NAD+ MetabolismElysium Health announced new research published in Frontiers in Aging showing that Basis, the company's NAD+-raising supplement, significantly reduced disruptive menopausal symptoms including hot flashes, bloating, and poor sleep by 50% or more in a 40-participant open-label pilot study after seven days. The study also found a significant increase in the estradiol-to-estrone (E2/E1) ratio, restoring it to a more favorable balance, and characterized a previously unreported NAD+ metabolite, providing new insights into NAD+ metabolism and its connection to estrogen regulation. The company plans to build on these findings with larger, more rigorous clinical trials including a randomized, placebo-controlled study.Law360Elysium Loses Challenge To Patent After $3.6M VerdictA Delaware federal judge ruled that Elysium Health Inc. failed to prove a W. R. Grace vitamin patent is unenforceable, following a $3.6 million infringement verdict against Elysium. The judge's decision upholds the patent's validity despite the prior verdict.Longevity.TechnologyFrom gym staple to longevity tool: Elysium launches Creatine+Elysium Health has launched Creatine+, a new supplement combining creatine monohydrate, HMB, and pomegranate polyphenols standardized to urolithin A precursors, positioned specifically for longevity and healthy aging rather than athletic performance. The product was developed with advisement from Dr. Michael Fredericson, co-director of the Stanford Center on Longevity and member of Elysium's Scientific Advisory Board, targeting muscle preservation, recovery, and mitochondrial health. The launch reflects a broader shift in the longevity sector, repositioning supplements traditionally associated with gym use as tools for maintaining strength, mobility, and independence during aging.Longevity.TechnologyElysium Health launches longevity-focused creatine systemElysium Health launched Creatine+, a three-in-one creatine supplement system formulated for longevity that combines creatine monohydrate, HMB, and pomegranate polyphenols standardized to urolithin A precursors. The product targets muscle energetics, recovery, mitochondrial health, and cognition, and was developed with advisement from Michael Fredericson, M.D. of the Stanford Center on Longevity. Creatine+ is now available for purchase directly from Elysium Health.