Because health is the one place where a generous score can genuinely hurt someone. We would rather under-promise and let strong products prove themselves than inflate a rating and have you trust something the research does not support. A strict bar means that when a product does score well, it actually means something.
Don't gamble with your health. Prioritize it.
Taking care of your health is the single most important thing you can do for your future, yet most people give up the moment they try to start. The market is confusing and full of claims nobody backs up.
Resar exists for people who want to feel certain about what they put inside or on their body. When the research is there, the decision gets easy. That is what we are building.
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Research-backed
Promise
Claims need receipts
Built for
Your longevity
Sai Surya Bachu
Founder, Boston University
Pictured at UPenn, where the hackathon was held.
$1,000 winner, UPenn Hackathon
The founder
It started with getting tired of guessing.
I will be honest: before building Resar, I was inspired by Brian Johnson. Who would not want to spend their older years in good health, or even earn one extra day?
But chasing that goal wore me out. I had to find the health effect I wanted, figure out which product fit that goal, and then dig through research to see if any of it held up. It was exhausting and disorganized. The market is full of companies making unsupported claims, and on a topic as sensitive as health, that never sat right with me.
My long-term goal is to live a lot longer. Maybe, one day, to push toward what people like Brian Johnson are working on. Getting there takes small steps. Resar is one of mine: a place where you can trust what you take because the research is right there.
“You cannot feel certain about putting something inside or on your body unless the research is there. Do not gamble with your health. Prioritize it with Resar.”
The long game
Longevity is not one big decision. It is thousands of small, well-informed ones. Resar is here to make each of those choices something you can stand behind, backed by evidence instead of marketing.
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