Swiss longevity brand INSTYTUTUM has announced the launch of a next-generation NMN supplement and an at-home biological age testing kit.
The Longevity Supplement combines 500 mg liposomal NMN and 500 mg micronised trans-resveratrol into a single supplement to support NAD+ levels and boost cellular energy, mental clarity, physical performance and metabolic health.
INSTYTUTUM uses liposomal NMN in its new creation rather than the more traditional approach of supplementing with NAD+ directly.
Liposomal NMN is one of its closest and most bioavailable precursors and performs better than standard NMN, which is partially broken down in the digestive tract before reaching the body's cells.
The brand said in its statement that its liposomal encapsulation results in 60% higher absorption, with clinical data showing an 84% increase in blood NAD+ levels after four weeks.
The ingredient is paired with micronised trans-resveratrol, a key longevity protein that supports cellular repair, metabolic health and reduction of chronic inflammation.
In addition to the new supplement, INSTYTUTUM is also launching a Biological Age Test — an at-home epigenetic saliva test — that it calls a more "powerful indicator of healthspan than any birthday."
The test is designed to be used before and after supplementation, turning the normally invisible processes happening inside cells into measurable, trackable results.
Both products will integrate with INSTYTUTUM's AI-powered longevity platform, which it says is currently in MVP testing as a Progressive Web App.
"Longevity has moved from elite clinics into daily life," said Dr Natalia Bobok, founder of INSTYTUTUM.
"The future of beauty will not be built around masking visible signs of ageing — but around influencing the root causes and reducing biological age at the cellular level."
Consumers are no longer asking how to look younger. They are asking how to extend their healthspan — the years of life lived with energy, resilience and vitality.
"Our mission is to simplify and accelerate the path to beauty and longevity — making it accessible to everyone, not just a privileged few."