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Bryan Johnson launches US$1m longevity programme
Bryan Johnson has launched a US$1m-a-year longevity programme with just three places, offering access to the exact protocol he has followed for five years.
The programme, called “Immortals”, is offered by the former fintech entrepreneur, now a prominent and often controversial figure in longevity.
Johnson’s unconventional methods have included Botox injections in his genitals (Botox relaxes muscles) and transfusions of blood from his teenage son.
There is no evidence these will help him outlive others.
The “Immortals” package includes a dedicated concierge team, 24/7 access to the BryanAI health coach, extensive testing, continuous tracking of millions of biological data points and what Johnson calls the “best skin and hair protocols.
A lower-cost supported tier is available at US$60,000 per year.
Rivals also target the ultra-wealthy: Biograph’s premium membership costs US$15,000 per year, while Fountain Life’s “ultimate longevity programme” is priced at US$21,500 annually.
Despite the higher price, Johnson’s offer is built on exclusivity, with only three spots available.