InfiniWell InfiniAge Longevity Supplements - Advanced Cellular Health Supplements with Lutein, N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) & Low Dose Zinc - Support Nutrient Sensing & Mitochondrial Health (30 Capsules)

...on paper. We'll have to give this some time to see if it's a good supplement. It looks like the capsules are good amounts and a quality blend

Let's address the elephant in the room right off the bat. This product is pricey, no doubt about it. That said, if it improves your lifespan and health span how much is too much? I'm not saying it definitely improves lifespan, but it does have some interesting molecules in it.One thing adding to my comfort level is that it is made in the USA in a GMP certified facility.

Got the product to try it since recently seeing bags under my eyes and age is catching up. I like the ingredients and it’s made in a USA GMP certified facility, which gives me confidence in its quality. I did not experience any effects. The biggest drawback for me is the higher price point.

I chose this longevity support supplement because of its unique ingredients and the claim it is physician-recommended.It contains zinc, N-Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC), and lutein that help promote healthy aging.Supposedly, it supports cognitive function and brain aging.I intend to consume the entire contents, which is 30 days, and follow up whether I feel any difference.Thanks.

I'm no microbiologist (but my best friend is, specializing in aging and longevity--heyyyy Mindy!). But Google is your friend here, and here's what the Googs has to say about NAC:N-acetylcysteine (NAC), an antioxidant, has been shown to increase the lifespan of various model organisms...What is meant there is that in a bunch of different one celled organisms or worms, this antioxidant has given those critters a little extra time to suffer through experiments before shrugging off this mortal coil.Following along line of other hits and Mrs. like resveratrol (member that?) Which was debunked only after the marketing savvy scientist who publicized its earthshaking potential could make his staggering cash windfall by patenting and selling a proprietary blend.These things ride trends, but hey, as long as they don't hurt me, I'll play.I've been taking these for a couple weeks and do not expect to see any tangible change, and I haven't. That's not really how they are designed. We don't know whether they will work over the long haul on human beings, and 66 bucks a month on a ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ is a lot to gamble with.

InfiniAge contains some common ingredients like zinc for skin, calcium for bones, lutein for eye health and L-cysteine for increasing glutathione, but the major draw of this supplement is its proprietary blend. The Eclipse Bio-Age Complex contains L-Ergothioneine, a strong antioxidant with anti inflammatory properties that crosses the blood brain barrier. It has been studied for its neuroprotective properties and anti-aging properties. Uridine, another ingredient in this complex, has been studied for its role in improving cognitive function and mitochondrial protection. If these ingredients really can reduce the effects of aging and improve longevity, InfiniAge is worth trying. It’s hard to evaluate the effectiveness of this product after a one month trial. I feel like it may have helped alleviate brain fog for me personally, but InfiniAge may not have been the only factor. I definitely did not experience any side effects while taking this supplement. It would probably take several months of consistent use to better assess any mental improvements, but I would still recommend InfiniAge.

I'm totally into nutraceuticals, and these products really caught my eye. Just like most supplements, I feel it could take a little while to start to feel the effects, so I don't have anything to report at the moment. I'm a pretty healthy person, so I feel like it might be tough to see a difference, but who knows? Everything is third-party tested and on Fullscript.com, which has super strict regulations on what they sell. So, I know I'm getting a super clean, high-quality supplement, which, to me, is super important if I'm going to be taking a supplement like this.This doesn't have anything to do with the supplement itself, but I really like the container the pills come in. Makes it easy to get the pill out of.

I started taking these one week ago. I am 50 years old and have been heavily invested in making healthier choices and dedicating a lot of time to working out. In addition to that I have also been taking different supplements and I stumbled upon these.I am unsure exactly what these are really supposed to specifically but I do know that these capsules contain NAC and Lutein and I know from reading that NAC whilst not being an essential nutrient, it is believed to be good for heart health, and Lutein is believed to support eye tissue health. Both of these ingredients are fairly expensive as supplements which reflects the price tag for these capsules. You need to take 2 per day to be effective so with the 60 in the container you get a 30 day supply.I have only been taking these for a short time but I haven't experienced any side effects and these are taste less. I feel pretty good in general and though that may not be specifically from taking these, they definitely aren't causing any issues.