Forever Starts Now.

The younger you are, the more potent your stem cells are. As you age they decline in both number and regenerative capacity: the frequency of stem cells in bone marrow falls roughly 1,000-fold from birth to age 80 (Caplan 2007; Stolzing 2008).

We welcome people of all ages, but every year you wait means banking older cells with less of that younger healing capacity. Banking now preserves your cells at their strongest, so the best version of them is there for your future self.

Many exciting innovations are on the horizon. One example is senolytics — drugs that can kill and remove senescent cells from the body. But removal is not the same as restoration.

Reprogramming may one day mean we can rewind a cell’s age, yet nothing removes the mutations a cell has already accumulated. The best solution for your long-term health is to use your younger, healthier cells to repair damage and fight age-related disease.

No. Many of our members and our own team have experienced very positive outcomes from regenerative procedures, and in many cases we would recommend them as an alternative to surgical or pharmaceutical intervention.

That said, no treatment is ever guaranteed to work, and we will never tell you otherwise. Forever Labs banks and stores your cells; any future use is directed by your physician.

Your stem cell collection is a simple outpatient procedure. The collection itself takes about 15 minutes, and you are typically in and out of the office within about an hour.

Your physician will most likely use a local anesthetic to reduce pain. Most people describe pressure or mild discomfort rather than pain. Soreness at the collection site for a few days is normal, similar to post-workout tenderness, and most clients resume normal activities within 24–48 hours.

Yes. We welcome members from outside the U.S., as long as you are comfortable having your cells stored here: every sample is cryopreserved and stored in our ISO-accredited biorepository in the United States.

Collection is done by one of our partner physicians in the U.S., so international members schedule it during a U.S. visit. The collection itself takes about 15 minutes, and most people resume normal activities within 24–48 hours.