The Longevity Store
Discover supplements from The Longevity Store, including the all-in-one Longevity Complete powder with NR, creatine and magnesium. We explain who this daily shake suits, how to use it and what to expect.Read more →
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What sets supplements from The Longevity Store apart
The Longevity Store is a Dutch brand with one clear idea: fewer pots on the shelf, and honest dosages inside the ones that remain. Its core product, Longevity Complete, is a daily powder you mix with water. One scoop brings together 24 ingredients, among them nicotinamide riboside (NR), creatine, magnesium, calcium, vitamin D3 with K2, taurine, glycine and Lion's Mane. It is one of the newer names among the brands we stock.
NR instead of NMN, and why that matters
NR is a form of vitamin B3. Your body uses it to make NAD+, a molecule every cell needs to release energy from food. Many longevity shops sell NMN instead. The Longevity Store does not, because NMN has no novel food approval in the EU and is still under review in the UK. NR does have that approval. That single decision tells you how the brand works. Niacin, the vitamin family NR belongs to, contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism and to normal psychological function.
Dosages you can check, ingredient by ingredient
There are no hidden blends. Every amount is printed on the label, so you can compare it with what you already take. That matters most for ingredients that only do something at a real dose.
- Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise.
- Magnesium contributes to normal muscle function and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
- Vitamin D3 contributes to the normal function of the immune system.
One practical check: if you already use a separate creatine powder, read both labels so you do not double up without meaning to.
Honest points before you order
Two things are worth knowing. First, the taste divides people. The current version is mango and pineapple, and users who find it strong usually mix it with very cold water or into a smoothie. It also needs a proper shake to dissolve fully. Second, this is a premium price, which only makes sense if the powder genuinely replaces several separate products for you. Effects build gradually: most people report the first noticeable change in energy or focus after four to eight weeks of daily use, not in the first week.
Why we carry The Longevity Store
We judge a brand on three things: the form of each ingredient, the dose, and whether the combination makes sense together. This one passes on all three, and it stays inside what the European food safety authority (EFSA) allows in its wording. That is the same line we hold. Production runs in the Netherlands, batches are checked by an independent laboratory, and the subscription formula is NZVT certified for athletes who need to avoid contaminated supplements. We buy directly from the brand, so what arrives is authentic, and our compliance team reviews every product before it goes live. You can read how we select brands and products.
Who this range suits
It fits you if you want one simple routine rather than a cupboard of jars, and if you are willing to stay consistent for a couple of months. It also suits people who like to see exact amounts before they buy. If you prefer to build your own combination for specific healthy ageing goals, single ingredients give you more control over each dose and often cost less per gram. Both routes work. They simply ask for different amounts of attention from you.
Frequently asked questions
The Longevity Store is a supplement brand from the Netherlands, focused on healthy ageing and daily vitality. Its best-known product is Longevity Complete, a powder that combines 24 ingredients in one drink. Formulas are developed with scientific input, produced in the Netherlands and checked by an independent laboratory. The brand keeps its claims to what EFSA has approved, which is why you read about energy metabolism and muscle function rather than promises about lifespan.
One scoop contains a mix of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and plant and mushroom extracts. The main groups are:
- Cellular energy: nicotinamide riboside (NR), a form of vitamin B3 used to make NAD+.
- Strength and recovery: creatine, magnesium, calcium and vitamin D3.
- Extras: taurine, glycine, Lion's Mane, coenzyme Q10, quercetin and green tea extract.
Every amount is listed on the label, so you can compare it with the supplements you already use.
It depends on how much you want to manage yourself. The powder covers a broad base in one step. Separate products let you set each dose exactly.
| Option | Suits you if | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| All-in-one powder | You want one daily routine | Fixed doses, one flavour |
| Single ingredients | You want full control | More pots, more planning |
| Powder plus extras | You need more of one nutrient | Check for overlap first |
A common addition is omega-3 from fish oil, since the powder does not contain EPA and DHA.
You mix one scoop with about 250 ml of water, once a day, ideally with a meal and at the same time each day. Consistency matters more than the exact hour. The current flavour is mango and pineapple. Opinions differ: some people like it, others find it strong. Very cold water, a shaker bottle or blending it into a smoothie helps, both for the taste and for dissolving the powder properly.
Give it four to eight weeks of daily use. Nutrients such as magnesium and B vitamins work by supporting normal processes, so the change is gradual rather than sudden. Creatine takes a few weeks to build up in your muscles. If you want to judge honestly, pick one or two markers before you start, for example your afternoon energy or your recovery after training, and look back after two months instead of two days.
Longevity Complete is not intended for anyone under 18, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you take prescription medication, ask your doctor or pharmacist first, especially with blood sugar or blood pressure medication, since ingredients such as berberine are relevant there. Do not exceed the stated daily dose, and check the label if you already take a multivitamin or a separate creatine powder, so you do not take the same nutrient twice.
Both are precursors of NAD+, meaning your body converts them into that molecule. The difference is legal, not marketing. NR is approved as a novel food in the EU, so it may be sold in a food supplement. NMN has no such approval in the EU and is still being assessed in the UK. The Longevity Store therefore builds its formula on NR. Some users also take TMG alongside NAD+ precursors, but that is a personal choice rather than an approved recommendation.
That depends on what it replaces. If it takes the place of several separate products you were already buying, the cost per day is easier to justify, and you gain a routine you are more likely to keep. If you only need one or two nutrients, single ingredients are cheaper per gram. Look at the label, count what you already take, and compare on the ingredients you genuinely use rather than on the total number in the blend.
