As you age, your body’s cellular energy sources — the mitochondria — become worn-out and damaged. Mitopure is clinically proven to revitalize mitochondria by jumpstarting a crucial cellular clean-up and renewal process called mitophagy.

No more downing inconvenient handfuls of huge pills. Just two easy-to-swallow vegan softgels or sugar-free gummies provide the clinically effective dose of Mitopure (Urolithin A), so you can easily incorporate it into your routine.

Developed by MDs and PhDs, Mitopure is backed by 15+ years of research, 56 patents and multiple gold-standard clinical trials. Clean Label Project Certified, NSF Certified and made in the U.S.A., it’s trusted by top experts and elite athletes for its quality, safety and efficacy.

Timeline scientists were the first to discover Urolithin A’s ability to trigger mitophagy, increasing cellular energy and muscle strength* and protecting cells against age-related decline.

Urolithin A isn’t present in food; it’s a postbiotic produced through digestion of foods like pomegranates. Most people don’t have the gut microbiome to produce Urolithin A naturally, so supplementation is the only way to get its benefits. Mitopure is the only clinically validated form of Urolithin A, supported by years of dedicated research and innovation.

Healthy aging experts agree that the key to longevity is retaining as much cellular energy and muscle strength as possible, for as long as possible. Mitopure is clinically proven to enhance cellular energy and increase strength, helping to prevent the age-related muscle decline that puts your quality of life and independence at risk.*

With results beginning at four months and building over time, Mitopure is a foundational step in any health and longevity routine.

“I forgot what it felt like to feel energized. Once I started taking Mitopure, I had stronger performance physically. In the gym I am able to lift more weights and perform sprints more easily. Overall, I feel fantastic!” — Bridgette R.

*Our clinical study showed that sedentary, middle-aged adults with an average BMI of 29.52 increased hamstring muscle strength.