A free membership is an email address and these terms. They add to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. Where they differ, these terms apply to your free membership.
1What you get
A set number of product, goal, ingredient and brand pages opened in full each month, a one-time code for 25% off the first year of the annual Protocol plan (for a first purchase) and, if you tick the box for them, the Dietary Supplement Label Database's updates and our longevity and product news and articles by email. It is not a trial, a Daily Protocol or medical advice. We may change what a free membership includes.
2Your own use
A free membership is for your personal, non-commercial use. To use our pages or the label database for a business, a research project or an app, write to support@reverseagelab.net.
3No automated access, no bulk copying
Do not use a robot, scraper, script or other automated means to read or download the label database or any page of this site. Do not copy, extract or save all or a large part of the database or our pages, at once or in many small pieces. Do not publish, sell, share or redistribute them, or put them into another database, product or AI model. Reading, citing and saving a page for yourself are fine.
4One membership per person
Use an email address that is yours and open one membership, for yourself. The pages you open in full are for you: do not share your sign-in link, and do not open more memberships to get more pages.
5The emails
You get the label database's updates and our longevity and product news and articles by email only if you tick the separate box for them; it starts unticked and is not needed to join. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and you can write to support@reverseagelab.net to stop them or to close your membership. We also email you your sign-in links and a welcome message with your discount code.
6We may limit or close a membership
We may limit, pause or close a membership at any time if we believe it breaks these terms or the Terms and Conditions.
7Who owns what
The NIH's original label records are public domain. The rest of the database, and this site, are ours: our selection and arrangement of the labels, the labels we added and what we worked out from them. Section 9 of the Terms and Conditions (Acceptable Use) protects them, and these terms do not reduce it.
8Your details
We keep your email, your name if you gave one, the page you joined on, the pages you opened in full, your one-time discount code, and the date and version of these terms you accepted. We use them to run your membership. The Privacy Policy explains the rest.