Healthspan Lab

Healthspan Lab markets “redi” – a portfolio of powdered longevity supplements sold in 30-serving pouches and travel sticks. SKUs target NAD+ up-regulation, cellular detox, AMPK activation and gut–immune support; prices run USD 79–99 per pouch (mid-range, ~$2.60/serving). Everything is DTC through livingredi.com with subscribe-and-save 15 %; no brick-and-mortar retail. The formulas are physician-developed, patent-pending stacks that pair branded actives (e.g., NMN, ergothioneine, spermidine, urolithin A) with whole-food polyphenol blends, all third-party tested for >99 % purity and heavy-metal free. Redi’s single-packet daily dose and natural berry-citrus flavor position it as the convenient “longevity multivitamin” for biohackers who otherwise buy four separate jars. Core buyers are 30-55-year-old professionals already tracking sleep, HRV and glucose; they value data-backed ingredients, open-source Certificates of Analysis and minimalist packaging that fits a suitcase. The brand voice is science-first, gender-neutral and anti-pseudoscience, resonating with customers who want life-extension benefits without influencer hype. Healthspan Lab competes in the crowded premium longevity-nootropic space against multi-pill “stacks” and high-dose single-ingredient powders. It differentiates by combining clinically dosed actives into one flavored packet, publishing full lab data per lot, and offering a flexible subscription that ships every 30, 60 or 90 days—removing the complexity and cost of building a personal anti-aging protocol from scratch.