AgeMeter turns guided, non-invasive performance tests into immediate functional biological age results—without blood draws, mailed samples, or laboratory delays.
From animal research to a human safety trial
Aging-reversal science is moving forward. Establish your functional baseline now.
Harvard Medical School research has progressed from restoration of youthful function in mouse models, through encouraging nonhuman-primate results, to an FDA-cleared first-in-human safety trial. That progression is important—but it is not proof that a treatment reverses aging in people.
2020
Vision restored in mouse models
A peer-reviewed Nature study reported that partial epigenetic reprogramming restored youthful molecular patterns, promoted nerve regeneration, and reversed age-related vision loss in mouse models. Dr. George Church, an AgeMeter Science Advisor, and Dr. David Sinclair were among the authors.
2023
Aging-like changes across the body—and evidence they can be reversed
A Cell study led by Dr. David Sinclair and colleagues showed that controlled loss of epigenetic information caused aging-like changes across the bodies of mice, affecting multiple tissues and physiological, cognitive, and molecular measures. OSK reprogramming restored youthful epigenetic marks in tested cells and tissues, supporting the conclusion that loss of epigenetic information is a reversible cause of aging.
2023–2024
Encouraging primate evidence
Life Biosciences reported that the same OSK approach reached retinal cells and reduced loss of visual function and nerve fibers in a nonhuman-primate model of an age-related optic neuropathy—an important bridge toward human research.
2026
FDA clears a human trial to begin
The FDA cleared Life Biosciences’ Investigational New Drug application for ER-100, permitting a Phase 1 first-in-human trial focused on safety and tolerability in age-related optic neuropathies. This is permission to test—not FDA approval of the therapy.
Why measure now? The path from mice to primates to an authorized human trial creates a serious scientific possibility—not a promise—that cellular-rejuvenation therapies could emerge in the years ahead. Their safety, effectiveness, availability, and timing remain unknown. A functional baseline and consistent repeat measurements can help individuals and clinicians observe how function changes before, during, and after any future health intervention.
One laboratory test gives you one snapshot. AgeMeter gives you a year of repeat measurements.
At $99 per year, AgeMeter often costs less than one blood, saliva, DNA, or epigenetic biological-age test. No needles. No mailed specimen kit. No laboratory wait. Measure again without paying again for every result.
Your Functional Biological Age—clear, immediate, and useful
See a Functional Biological Age together with the individual functional measurements that produced it. Review results immediately and repeat them over time.
AgeMeter Professional results on a pad or tablet in a tabletop consoleAgeMeter results on a smart phone
Choose the right AgeMeter
One trusted platform, two experiences. Start with the option designed for how you will use it.
For personal use
AgeMeter
$99 per year
Measure your functional biological age at home and follow your results over time with a guided individual experience.
Unlimited personal test sessions during an active subscription
One-time license and required monthly subscription.
A simple, guided process
The web app leads each user through preparation, testing, and results.
1
Prepare
Sign in securely, select the permitted experience, and follow the readiness instructions.
2
Measure
Complete guided functional tests using a phone, tablet, or practice device.
3
Track
Review immediate results and repeat testing over time to observe change.
A modern successor to decades of functional biological age assessment
AgeMeter follows the pioneering H-SCAN tradition with guided digital testing, research-based reference profiles, and a web experience built for repeat measurement.
“For supercentenarian, aging reversal studies, and everyday wellness, we need cost-effective, standardized, quantitative insight into a diverse set of physiological measures. The AgeMeter can help us get there.”
Dr. George Church, AgeMeter Science Advisor
Turn a result into a better-informed research journey
The AgeMeter AI-enabled Aging Reversal Resources Database organizes research studies and related resources by general aging topics and by individual AgeMeter biomarker. It helps users and healthcare providers discover relevant evidence more efficiently, connect measured areas with research topics, and revisit an evolving field without searching scattered sources from scratch.
The database is an educational discovery resource—not medical advice or an endorsement of any therapy, product, or supplement. Evidence quality varies, and healthcare decisions should be made with a qualified professional.
Clear answers before you choose an AgeMeter experience.
Different biology. Better context.
DNA, blood, saliva, and epigenetic tests examine molecular signals. AgeMeter shows how you function through guided physiological and performance biomarkers. The perspectives are complementary—not interchangeable—and together can provide a broader view of change over time.
Which version should I choose?
Choose AgeMeter for your own repeat measurements. Choose AgeMeter Professional for a practice that needs the professional test set, patient records, history, and reports.
AgeMeter measures functional performance. It is not a laboratory test, medical diagnostic test, or substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or care. Results should be interpreted in context.
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