Is it the same company?
Yes, as far as the public evidence goes. biolongevitysupplements.com and biolongevityhealth.com were registered within the same second in April 2025. The health site lists BioLongevity's Akron, Ohio address, uses help@biolongevitylabs.com for support, and links to the main store. Product pages credit the brand as BioLongevity Labs.
The big difference is framing. The vials at BioLongevity Labs are sold strictly for lab research. These capsules carry dosing directions and the standard supplement disclaimer. They're marketed for people to take.
What the main products contain
Ingredients and prices as listed on October 22, 2026.
| Product | Price | Key ingredients | Our take |
|---|---|---|---|
| BioFlow | $169.97 | Tesofensine 250 mcg, taurine, magnesium L-threonate | Skip. Tesofensine is an unapproved drug candidate. |
| SHREDX | $279.97 | SLU-PP-332, GW-501516 (Cardarine), AOD-9604 | Skip. GW-501516 was abandoned over cancer findings. |
| SHRED | About $99.97 to $149.97 | SLU-PP-332 | Mouse data only. |
| BioBam-15 | $449.97 | BAM15 | Skip. Preclinical compound. |
| BioAmp | $299.00 | ATX-304 | Early-stage research compound. |
| BioAmpMax | $450.00 | ATX-304, 5-Amino-1MQ, inositols, NAC, chromium | Mix of research compounds and ordinary supplements. |
| BioGutPro | $299.97 | BPC-157, KPV, larazotide, GHK-Cu, tributyrin, zinc carnosine | Skip. Contains BPC-157 and larazotide. |
| BioFemale | $454.40 | Glandular peptide complex, alpha-lipoic acid | Low risk, thin evidence. |
| Single-organ bioregulators | Varies | 40 mg glandular peptide complex each (heart, cartilage, bladder and others) | Low risk, thin evidence. |
BioLongevity Supplements products we checked
The ingredients we'd avoid
Tesofensine (BioFlow) was developed as an obesity drug. It acts on the brain's serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine systems. It hasn't been approved in the US, and side effects in trials included raised heart rate and blood pressure. A drug like that belongs under medical supervision.
GW-501516 (SHREDX) was dropped by GlaxoSmithKline in 2007 after animal studies found cancers. It's banned in sport. Our SHRED vs SHREDX review covers it in detail.
BAM15 (BioBam-15) is a mitochondrial uncoupler studied in mice. Uncouplers raise energy burn by making cells less efficient, and the older uncoupler DNP has a long record of deaths from overheating. BAM15 is designed to be safer, but there's no human safety data.
Larazotide (BioGutPro) is an investigational drug for celiac disease that hasn't been approved. BPC-157 has no approved human use, and FDA has flagged it among substances with safety concerns for compounding.
The bioregulator capsules
Most of the catalog is glandular bioregulators: 40 mg capsules of short peptides from specific organs, named for the organ they target. They come from a Russian research tradition led by Vladimir Khavinson.
They're unlikely to cause harm at these doses. The problem is evidence: nearly all of it comes from the same research group, with little independent replication. At these prices, that's a lot to pay for an open question.
How this compares with the research line
We rate the BioLongevity Labs vial store well for documentation: public certificates and three named labs. The supplement line deserves a separate verdict. Good testing can confirm what's in a capsule. It can't make an unapproved drug safe to take every day.
If you buy from BioLongevity, our view is to stick to the research store and skip the capsules listed above. Code ATLAS15 takes 15% off at the research store, explained on our BioLongevity Labs discount code page.