Elixir of Life

Perfect for those who like their idle water-cooler chats to go on for ages. . . literally! Gather round this decorative glass urn and sip the sweet nectar of prolonged youth as your Sim resists aging.

The Elixir of Life is the most expensive aspiration reward in The Sims 2, costing 30,580 aspiration points. Each bottle of Elixir of Life has five uses, but there seems to be no limit on the number of times the Elixir will work for a Sim. It extends the life of a Sim by 3 days, but cannot be used by babies, toddlers, or children. As with other aspiration rewards, the name of its inventor is not mentioned, but it is widely believed that it may have been invented by Mortimer Goth.

Effects
The Elixir of Life extends the life of a Sim by 3 days. It does this by "rolling back the clock", so if an elder has been using it during their life, the bar which indicates their age will not show how long they've actually lived. The Elixir of Life only extends a Sim's time in the life stage they're in, it cannot send a Sim back to an earlier life stage.

If the Sim's aspiration bar is below gold, there is a chance that the Elixir of Life will have a negative effect, and make the Sim age 3 days. This can send the Sim into the next life stage, even if that stage is death. However, if the aspiration bar is green, there's still a 50 percent chance of success. An elder who is near death from old age may decide that chance is worth taking.

Cheats
The player can get five more uses if he/she enables the boolprop testingcheatsenabled true cheat, shift+click the Elixir of Life, selecting "Force Error" and then "Reset".