News summary

Cellino launches Reservoir to bank adults' own immune cells

Source: Longevity Docs News • Published: 16 Oct 2026, 00:00

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Longevity Docs News.

Adult immune-cell banking: a consumer service piece on a new company offering single-draw isolation and long-term cryostorage, and what readers should consider.

Cellino launches Reservoir to bank adults' own immune cells
Key Takeaways
  • Cellino launched Reservoir to isolate and freeze immune cells from one standard blood draw for long-term storage.
  • The service costs $4,995 upfront including first-year storage and then $270 per year for continued storage.
  • No clinical data were provided showing banked cells' future usability, cell types preserved, or post-thaw viability.
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