Blood Donation Program Promises Immortality, Draws Frequent Donors

A new program claims to offer a path to immortality by collecting blood samples for research. The Verge’s author, who has already donated 24 vials this year, describes the routine of scheduling early‑morning draws, completing requisition paperwork, and preparing physically to make the process smoother. The program’s model relies on repeated donations, with the author’s 12th vial due in six weeks. Participants are encouraged to maintain a consistent schedule to meet the program’s testing timeline. The initiative is actively recruiting donors, positioning itself as a novel approach to longevity science. As more volunteers submit samples, the program will expand its dataset for ongoing testing and development of its immortality claims.