Forever Labs
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Immune systems reject foreign stem cells, requiring you to bank your own
“You need your own stem cells. You can't be using other people's cells. Like, this is why we exist. So a lot of people are like, why can't I just use my kids? Your immune system will wipe them out. You really need your own.”
Coastal customers bank stem cells for longevity, Midwest customers for disease treatment
“If we're in Michigan or North Carolina it's a much more pragmatic market. People signing up there are signing up in order to treat perhaps a family disease. They may have a family history of cardiovascular disease. Or osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis, wh…”
Steven Klausnitzer plans to intravenously reintroduce his banked 38-year-old stem cells
“So I want, I'm going to take my thirty-eight-year-old cells when I'm, I think, about 45 years old. I'm going to grow them, and I'm going to start reintroducing them intravenously. And not to treat any specific disease or just to reconstitute my stem cell.”
Forever Labs reached 200 paying clients across nine states
“So we're in, like, we're in nine states. We have over 200, or no, we're just about at our 200th client right now.”
Reintroducing young stem cells extended older mice lifespans by up to 20%
“Two other groups had since done that same work and had shown that the mice lived about 16 to 20% longer with just one reintroduction.”
Forever Labs co-founder grew more stem cells outside his body than inside
“My co-founder, Dr. Katakowski has grown more of his own stem cells outside of his body than he has in his body right now.”
Customers rate Forever Labs bone marrow extraction pain at two of ten
“I say, on a scale of one to 10, you know, what would you rate this if one is no pain and 10 is painful?
And we are averaging a two.”
Customers flying from SF to Michigan prompted Forever Labs' coastal expansion
“We started in Michigan, but then what happened is we had people flying out from San Francisco to Michigan to have the procedure done. And we realized very quickly that we needed to expand and our second market was San Francisco.”
Forever Labs charges $2,500 for extraction and $250 annually for storage
“It's 2500 dollars for the procedure. And then it's 250 dollars a year to store your stuff.”
Forever Labs partners with local surgeons instead of opening physical clinics
“We have credentialed physicians in nine states. So we don't open offices. What I do is I go out and I find the best doctors in every market. And these tend to be for us, orthopedic surgeons and plastic surgeons.”