AnthologyRX was founded by four people who had quietly been using clinical longevity protocols — and couldn't find a single company building them with any real credibility. So they became that company.
Decline is not a diagnosis. It is a default — and defaults can be overridden. The human body is a dynamic system that responds to precise inputs, and the clinical tools available to support its function today are more sophisticated, more studied, and more accessible than at any point in medical history. The question has never been whether this medicine works. The question has been who gets access to it.
Until now, the answer was: the right people, in the right cities, with the right relationships. Concierge memberships that ran $30,000 a year. Private physicians who treated optimization as a luxury add-on. The compounds prescribed at AnthologyRX are the same ones those physicians have always used — reviewed by licensed providers, compounded by accredited 503B pharmacies, managed with the same clinical rigor. What we changed is the gate. If you qualify, you're in.
Choosing clinical support for your longevity is not an indulgence. It is the natural extension of every evidence-based decision you already make — about training, nutrition, sleep, and recovery. Those choices are respected. This one should be too. AnthologyRX exists to make it clinically legitimate, provider-supervised, and — for the first time — genuinely within reach.
"You can find longevity treatments anywhere. At AnthologyRX, you're buying the decision to aspire to your true potential."
Every founder at this table is an active patient. That's not marketing. That's the prerequisite.
Michael Eisman has spent his career building companies in industries that didn't yet have a playbook — and making them work anyway. At Apple, he absorbed what operational precision looks like at civilizational scale. At MedMen, he helped architect what the press called "the Apple Store of Weed" — a nationally recognized cannabis retail brand that raised $150M and helped legitimize an entire category. When that chapter closed, he quietly took on a distressed B2B logistics company, wiped $2M in inherited debt, rebuilt it from the inside, and exited at 8x EBITDA.
He founded Echelon Agency in Los Angeles — a talent management firm at the intersection of elite fitness culture and the creator economy. That vantage point gave him an early signal: the people performing at the highest levels were quietly using clinical longevity protocols to sustain it. NAD+. Peptides. Metabolic optimization. Not as a secret — as a discipline. But the category had no credible consumer-facing infrastructure. No trusted front door. Michael decided to build one.
He is a personal patient of the protocols AnthologyRX offers. This was never a market thesis first. It was a daily reality that demanded a company.
Danika Lane Wignall has spent a decade doing the thing most people find hardest: walking into rooms where no one knows her name and walking out with a signed contract. As National Director of Sales and now VP of Sales and Marketing at Pegasus, she built and led revenue operations across one of the most demanding B2B environments in the country — facilities serving pharmaceutical manufacturers, biotech labs, and aerospace companies where the margin for error is zero and the sales cycle tests your conviction. Before that, she closed complex multi-year contracts at Controlled Contamination Services, covering Los Angeles, the Inland Empire, and Orange County. She knows how to build a pipeline. She knows how to close.
What that background produces is not a title. It is a set of instincts: how to earn trust in a category where skepticism is the default, how to turn a first conversation into a long-term relationship, how to build commercial systems that scale. Clinical longevity medicine is a high-trust, high-consideration purchase. The person deciding to start a GLP-1 protocol or commit to a hormone optimization program is not making an impulse decision. Danika understands that patient — and knows exactly how to meet them.
As Chief Revenue Officer, she is responsible for the commercial infrastructure that turns a compelling brand into a growing business: the partnerships, the patient acquisition strategy, and the revenue systems that make growth repeatable.
Dr. Dylan Russell's credentials are not decorative. He graduated from West Point with a degree in Life Sciences and Chemistry, earned his MD from the University of Virginia School of Medicine, and served as a U.S. Army General Surgeon before advancing to civilian academic training. He is currently a Transplant Surgery Fellow at Keck Hospital of USC — one of the country's most demanding surgical fellowships — and a published researcher whose peer-reviewed work has been cited over 176 times.
His path through military surgery and academic transplant medicine has given him an unusually clear view of what late-stage metabolic decline actually produces. The liver failure. The cardiovascular deterioration. The interventions that arrive twenty years too late. Dr. Russell's belief in prevention is not a philosophy — it is a clinical conclusion drawn from direct observation. Prevention is not the alternative to serious medicine. It is the most serious medicine available.
As Chief Medical Officer, he sets the standard that every AnthologyRX protocol must meet: the same bar he would apply to his own patients, and to himself. Every compound we prescribe is reviewed through that lens. Nothing ships without it.
Dave Schenk has devoted his life to the study and practice of physical excellence. He was a Division I wrestler at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo — team captain, conference champion at 197 lbs — before spending two years at Stryker as a medical device sales representative, sitting in on orthopedic and neurosurgeries to ensure spine implants were correctly integrated. He then built and ran multiple gyms across Southern California over two decades, earning ACE, NASM, and NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist credentials along the way. He is the founder of Iron Anthology in Los Angeles and an international presenter at ASIAFIT in Shanghai, where he led sessions on movement and performance science for audiences of hundreds. He is not adjacent to this world. He is this world.
At 46, he has earned the standing to say plainly what elite coaches and serious athletes eventually have to reckon with: the body changes. Even for people who have done every right thing for twenty years. Hormonal output shifts. Metabolic efficiency turns against you. Visceral accumulation shows up in places that training and nutrition used to handle. Dave is starting his own Tesamorelin protocol — not as a deviation from his discipline, but as its natural next expression. The same precision thinking he has applied to periodization and recovery, applied now at the clinical level.
He is the face of AnthologyRX because no one in this company has lived the question longer. A lifelong athlete who refuses to let the decades win without a fight — and has found the tools to make it a fair one.
FTC DISCLOSURE: Dave Schenk is a compensated co-founder and paid spokesperson for AnthologyRX. His experience and endorsement reflect his genuine personal use of AnthologyRX protocols. Results are not typical. Individual outcomes vary based on health status, adherence, and other factors. This disclosure is provided in accordance with FTC guidelines on endorsements and testimonials.
Every protocol at AnthologyRX is designed under the medical oversight of Dr. Dylan Russell, MD, and reviewed by our licensed provider network before a single prescription is issued. No treatment ships without qualified provider approval. All compounds are prepared by licensed, 503B-accredited compounding pharmacies. Clinical credibility is not a feature we added. It is the foundation we built on.
"You can buy longevity treatments anywhere.
At AnthologyRX, you're buying the decision to aspire to your true potential."
— Michael Eisman, Co-Founder & CEO
Complete a brief health assessment. A licensed provider reviews your intake within 48 hours. If approved, your protocol ships directly to your door — no waiting rooms, no gatekeepers.