Sirolimus + Zinc Capsules
A once-weekly capsule of low-dose sirolimus, a molecule studied for healthy aging, with zinc as a supporting mineral, prescribed for you by a licensed provider.
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- Guided by a licensed provider
- Dosing guidance and lab review included
- Free shipping, discreet packaging
- Cancel anytime
Renews at $300 every 5 months unless you cancel. If your provider doesn't approve your protocol, our team processes a full refund.
Product details
- Sirolimus 3mg | Zinc 5mg
Licensed Providers
503A/B Pharmacy Standard
HIPAA Compliant
No Appointment Needed
Cancel Anytime
OUR STANDARD
Medical-Grade Skincare
All of our products are made with nourishing, skin-loving ingredients that help support the integrity of your skin.
We don't hide behind vague "clean beauty" marketing. Our formulas are prescribed by licensed providers and made with clinically studied ingredients chosen to help repair, protect, and support your skin barrier. This is real medicine, designed for real results.
HOW TO TAKE
Sirolimus + Zinc Capsules
One capsule, once a week, with food and water. That is the whole routine, for six months, with your provider reviewing along the way.
One capsule, once a week
Sirolimus 3 mg
Zinc 5 mg
The Results Speak for Themselves
- 8 monthsof sirolimus applied to skin lowered the marker of aging cells and raised structural collagen. Same molecule, different route.¹
- 62 hoursis how long sirolimus stays active, which is why one low dose a week is enough to act on mTOR, the pathway behind cell repair.²
- 26%longer lifespan in the landmark animal studies that made sirolimus central to aging research.³
- Cellular LongevityStrengthens moisture retention and skin resilience.
- Collagen SupportHelps maintain firmness and visible skin elasticity.
- Barrier RepairSupports healthier aging at the cellular level.
- Internal RegenerationPromotes renewal processes from within.
- Surface RenewalRefines texture and supports smoother-looking skin.
- Cellular LongevityStrengthens moisture retention and skin resilience.
- Collagen SupportHelps maintain firmness and visible skin elasticity.
- Barrier RepairSupports healthier aging at the cellular level.
- Internal RegenerationPromotes renewal processes from within.
- Surface RenewalRefines texture and supports smoother-looking skin.
FULL-SPECTRUM SKIN PROTOCOL
Better Together
Aging shows up across texture, firmness, and cellular renewal – so the Age Reversal System targets more than one layer at once. Each step supports the next, creating one complete provider-led protocol for visibly renewed skin.
View the Age Reversal System
What to Expect
- Weeks 1 to 2Most people feel nothing at all in these first weeks, which is exactly as intended at a low weekly dose.
- Weeks 3 to 6The habit settles in: same day, same time, once a week. Your provider may check labs to see how your body is handling it.
- Weeks 8 to 12Sirolimus works at the cellular level, on a longer clock than anything you'd see in a mirror. Keep taking it; this is the middle of the course, not the end.
- Month 3 and onThe course runs six months, with your provider reviewing along the way. This is a routine built for the long horizon, and consistency is what it rewards.
SAFETY, PLAINLY
SAFETY, PLAINLY
Common side effects
Mouth ulcers are the most commonly reported effect at low weekly doses. Changes in cholesterol or blood sugar can occur and are checked by your provider. At transplant doses, far above this one, sirolimus suppresses the immune system and slows wound healing.
Interactions
Sirolimus is processed by CYP3A4. Azole antifungals, some antibiotics, grapefruit, certain statins and blood-pressure medications can change its level. Tell your provider everything you take.
Who should not use sirolimus
Not for you if you are pregnant, nursing or trying to conceive, if you have an active infection, a weakened immune system, upcoming surgery, or a history of sirolimus intolerance.
When to contact your provider
Anytime through your account. Promptly for fever, a wound that will not heal, persistent mouth sores, unusual bruising, or signs of infection.
How it works
What Happens After You Start
Your Assessment Goes to a Licensed Provider
A few minutes of questions about your health, history, and goals, no appointment required. The provider reviews your answers against what you've requested, and nothing is compounded or shipped until they approve.
Your Prescription Ships After Approval
Compounded for you by a licensed pharmacy, then shipped to your door with everything you need to start: your medication, supplies, and instructions for use.
Continuous Provider Care
Your prescription isn't a one-off purchase. At each check-in or renewal, your provider revisits what you're prescribed.
Who’s behind every order
Held to the Highest Standard
Prescribed by a licensed provider, fulfilled by a state-licensed 503A or 503B pharmacy, with documented ingredients, every time.
Provider
Licensed to prescribe in your state. Nothing is compounded or shipped without their approval.
Pharmacy
Compounded to your individual prescription by a 503A pharmacy, licensed and inspected by its state board of pharmacy.
Ingredients
Active ingredients with certificates of analysis for identity and purity.
COMMON QUESTIONS
COMMON QUESTIONS
RELATED
SOURCES
- GeroScienceExploratory split-hand trial of a topical rapamycin cream, six to eight months
- Rapamune prescribing informationFDA labelTerminal half-life of sirolimus about 62 hours after repeated dosing
- Aging CellRapamycin extended median lifespan 23 to 26 percent in genetically diverse mice
Results may vary and are not guaranteed. Compounded medications are customized to meet individual patient needs and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality.
All product imagery is for representation only and does not represent the label you may receive from our licensed pharmacy partners. Your health information and medical history will be assessed by licensed physicians, who will decide if you are eligible for treatment and determine a treatment plan and medication if appropriate.
The information anywhere on this website does not constitute medical advice and should be used for informational purposes only and does not establish a patient/doctor relationship. Please make sure to discuss the risks and benefits of any treatment with your medical provider before beginning treatment.