SciRouter
SciRouter is a prevention-first longevity start-up founded by Ryan Bethencourt that sells plant-based daily supplements for people, dogs and cats, and frames cancer and age-related decline as engineering problems to be prevented rather than treated.
Overview
SciRouter describes itself as building prevention-first longevity for people and pets, with the aim of protecting health today and making age-related disease less inevitable. Its three products are ARES for humans, NK9 for dogs and NKat for cats, all vegan daily supplements marketed for cellular defence and healthy cellular ageing and made in the United States. The founder, Ryan Bethencourt, is a biotech entrepreneur best known for co-founding the IndieBio accelerator and the pet food company Wild Earth. The company states that it wants to protect health, detect disease earlier and make cancer less inevitable; it has not published clinical trials or evidence for its products, and no funding, investors or founding year are stated on its site. OnCo records it under prevention as a start-up whose claims are not yet backed by trials.
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