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Is SS-31 the same as approved Forzinity?

Sipra editorial team
Updated 2026-09-16

SS-31 is a research name associated with elamipretide. Forzinity is a specific FDA-approved elamipretide injection for a defined Barth syndrome population. That approval does not cover every product sold as SS-31 or general longevity use. 1, 2

Forzinity received accelerated approval in 2025 to improve muscle strength in adults and children with Barth syndrome who weigh at least 30 kg. The approval is based on improvement in knee extensor muscle strength, an intermediate clinical endpoint. Continued approval may depend on confirming clinical benefit.

A research-market vial is not the approved product merely because its listing uses elamipretide or SS-31. Identity, manufacturing quality, route, and indication cannot be inferred from a name.

Is Forzinity approved for ordinary fatigue or anti-aging?

Those are not the labeled indication. Evidence and approval for a rare genetic condition should not be generalized to otherwise healthy people.

What does accelerated approval mean?

It is FDA approval through a pathway that can use a surrogate or intermediate clinical endpoint reasonably likely to predict benefit. Continued approval can depend on confirming that benefit in further studies.

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Bottom line

Forzinity has a specific product approval and a narrow indication. SS-31 marketing does not inherit either.

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