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GenuinePurity Longevity+ is a five-ingredient liposomal longevity stack from a Leading Edge Health brand, taken as one capsule a day. Its label is the most transparent in the maker's line: every active amount is published — NMN 250 mg, CoQ10 200 mg, Resveratrol 100 mg, Selenium 100 mcg and Cycloastragenol 2 mg — with no proprietary blend. The trade-offs are visible on the same label: its resveratrol is one fifth of the dose in the maker's own standalone Resveratrol product, its $69 headline matches the maker's full-dose NMN bottle, and no trial of the combined formula exists. Our score: 7.0/10.
| Price | $69 for one bottle; 3 bottles for $195 ($65 per bottle); 6 bottles for $354 ($59 per bottle); subscription $49 per bottle. |
| Guarantee | 97 days — 100% satisfaction money-back guarantee; the maker says it refunds the full purchase price for up to two opened bottles and any unopened ones. |
| Daily dose | 1 capsule daily, preferably with food. The number of capsules in a bottle is not published on the product page. |
| Maker | GenuinePurity, a Leading Edge Health brand. |
Longevity+ earns its score the honest way: by publishing everything. A five-active formula with every amount on the page can actually be judged, and judged it should be — because the same disclosure that makes the label admirable also exposes the stack's weak points. Its resveratrol serving is 100 mg against the 500 mg in the maker's own standalone Resveratrol product; its cycloastragenol is 2 mg with no published rationale; and it costs the same $69 as the maker's full-dose NMN bottle while delivering that NMN dose alongside four smaller companions. The evidence behind it is one ingredient-level journal quotation per component, dressed in a “scientifically proven to extend healthspan” claim the quotations do not support for this combination. A transparent label, a modest evidence file, and a price that asks stack money for several sub-standalone doses.
GenuinePurity Longevity+ is an “Advanced Cellular Age Defense (5-in-1 Formula)” from GenuinePurity, a Leading Edge Health brand — the maker's all-in-one alternative to buying its single-ingredient products separately. The maker frames aging as a cellular process: “NAD+ declines. Mitochondria slow down. Telomeres shorten. Oxidative stress accumulates.” Longevity+, it says, was engineered to target those drivers in one stack, delivered with the brand's liposomal technology, and it is recommended by Dr. Dave David, as across the brand.
The maker assigns each of the five components a role. NMN is for NAD+ production, mitochondrial energy and DNA repair. Cycloastragenol is for telomere maintenance via telomerase. CoQ10 is for mitochondrial output and antioxidant defense. Resveratrol is for longevity signaling pathways — the sirtuins. Selenium is for cellular antioxidant enzymes. The maker calls the result “a strategic cellular optimization stack built for serious longevity performance” rather than a basic multivitamin. Those roles are the maker's positioning; none of them was tested on this combined formula, a point the Evidence discussion in Good to Know takes up directly.
The directions are one capsule per day, preferably with food, or as directed by a health professional. The maker publishes no product-specific results timeline for Longevity+, so the 97-day guarantee is the judging window it offers.
Every active amount is published, per capsule — and one capsule is the full daily serving. There is no proprietary blend:
The remaining contents are published in full: Vegetable Cellulose, Gellan Gum and Pectin (Capsule), Phospholipid Blend (derived from non-GMO Sunflower Lecithin), Microcrystalline Cellulose, L-Leucine (fermentation), Silicon Dioxide and Vegetable Stearate. Two things are not published: the number of capsules in a bottle, and any purity percentage for the NMN or resveratrol inside this formula — notable because the maker's standalone products do state purity figures (96% for NMN, and 98% or 99% for Resveratrol, on which its own pages conflict). The maker states that its products are third-party lab tested and certified, with Certificates of Analysis, as brand policy on the page.
The maker publishes no product-specific warnings on the Longevity+ page — nothing on medication, pregnancy or medical conditions. The only safety-adjacent wording attached to the product is the direction “(Or as directed by a health professional).” Guidance does exist elsewhere on the maker's site for related ingredients — its resveratrol material, for example, directs people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking prescription medication, or managing a hormone-sensitive condition to get individualized guidance — but none of it is attached to this product.
That absence deserves weight here. The formula combines five actives, including selenium at 100 mcg and cycloastragenol, and the maker prints no selenium upper-limit note and no caution of any kind beside them. If you take prescription medication, are pregnant or nursing, or manage any health condition, the maker's page gives you no product-specific guidance to rely on — get individualized advice from a qualified clinician before starting it. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
GenuinePurity Longevity+ is sold through the maker's official store at $69 for one bottle. Three bottles cost $195 ($65 per bottle) and six bottles cost $354 ($59 per bottle). The subscription price is $49 per bottle, delivered every 30 days on the brand's stated edit, skip or cancel terms. All purchases carry the 97-day money-back guarantee described above.
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What is in Longevity+?
Five actives, all with amounts published per capsule: NMN 250 mg, CoQ10 200 mg, Resveratrol 100 mg, Selenium 100 mcg and Cycloastragenol 2 mg. There is no proprietary blend, and the full excipient list is published. One capsule is the daily serving.
How does its resveratrol dose compare with the maker's Resveratrol product?
It is one fifth. Longevity+ provides 100 mg of resveratrol per day; the maker's standalone Liposomal Trans-Resveratrol provides 500 mg per daily serving. If resveratrol is your main reason for buying, the standalone product is the dose-matched choice within this maker's own line.
Is the NMN dose the same as the standalone NMN product?
Yes, on the maker's own figures: 250 mg, matching the daily dose directed on the standalone NMN landing page. No purity percentage is stated for the NMN inside Longevity+.
Has Longevity+ been clinically tested?
No trial of the finished formula or the combination is described. The page supports each ingredient with one journal quotation, and its “scientifically proven to extend healthspan” wording goes beyond what those ingredient-level quotations establish.
How many capsules are in a bottle?
The maker does not publish the capsule count on the product page. The dose is one capsule daily.
What does the subscription cost?
$49 per bottle, delivered every 30 days — the maker prints this on the product page as a $20 saving on the $69 one-time price, with edit, skip or cancel available at any time.
What is the guarantee?
97 days and 100% satisfaction, per the maker: a full refund of the purchase price for up to two opened bottles and any unopened ones.
Last reviewed: October 2026