AgeReverse, a Canadian longevity company, has completed its participation in the September ECRM Vitamin, Weight Management & Sports Nutrition Session in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, as part of its ongoing expansion into the U.S. market. The event, which connected the company with retail buyers from major health, specialty, food, drug, and mass retail channels, served as a platform to introduce not only its RESURGE supplement but also a wider product ecosystem aimed at healthy aging. The timing matters because it follows another significant milestone: RESURGE is now available to U.S. consumers on Amazon, giving the brand its first direct-to-consumer foothold in the country.
The strategic importance of the ECRM meetings lies in the retail relationships they can generate. By sitting down with buyers across multiple channels, AgeReverse is positioning itself for potential shelf space in stores that reach a broad American audience. That kind of exposure is difficult to achieve for a newer entrant in the crowded longevity and supplement space, and it suggests the company is building distribution infrastructure rather than relying solely on online sales. The Amazon launch complements this by providing immediate access for consumers while retail conversations continue.
At the heart of AgeReverse's pitch is what it calls a "science first" approach, centered on the 12 Hallmarks of Aging. This framework, familiar to longevity researchers, identifies biological mechanisms such as cellular senescence, mitochondrial dysfunction, and epigenetic alterations that contribute to aging. Rather than treating aging as a single problem, AgeReverse is developing products that target different aspects of it, from internal wellness to external skin aging. That dual focus distinguishes the company from supplement brands that offer only capsules or only topical creams.
RESURGE represents the internal wellness component. The 90-capsule formulation combines NMN, Resveratrol, Quercetin, Fisetin, CoQ10, Astragalus Extract, Hyaluronic Acid, Aronia Extract, and Noni Berry. It is designed as a three-capsule daily regimen that the company says consolidates what would otherwise require 12 or more individual products and 15 or more capsules per day. For consumers overwhelmed by the number of longevity supplements on the market, that simplification could be a meaningful selling point. The product is now available to U.S. consumers, with RESURGE is now available to U.S. consumers on Amazon.
Beyond RESURGE, AgeReverse is developing a Bioage Test to provide insight into biological aging, daily skincare products built around the same 12 Hallmarks framework, professional mesotherapy products for the medical aesthetics and medspa markets, and non-invasive mesotherapy technology designed to deliver skincare formulations without needles. This range suggests the company is pursuing both consumer and professional channels, which could create multiple revenue streams and reinforce brand credibility if the science is well received.
Founder and CEO Kubi Turkmen, who has more than 30 years of experience in anti-aging innovation, said the goal is to connect nutritional wellness, skin care, and professional aesthetic solutions through a common science-driven approach. That integration is the real story: if AgeReverse can execute, it may offer retailers and consumers a more cohesive vision of healthy aging than the fragmented options currently available. The company's U.S. push is just beginning, but the combination of retail outreach and Amazon availability gives it a foundation to build on.
