Participating hospitals invite mothers expecting normal, healthy births to donate the resulting umbilical cord. This tissue was once discarded as medical waste but is now recognized as an excellent source of high-quality stem cells.

With the mother’s informed consent, the umbilical cord is clamped off immediately after the baby is born. A specialized nurse is present in the delivery room to perform the extraction procedures.

The byproduct is then carefully transported to our sterile, FDA-compliant laboratory, where it is processed into a cell allograft.

Our lab specialists screen all donated tissue under AATB (American Association of Tissue Banks) standards and extract stem cells using advanced protocols.

Processed with the highest standards of safety, testing, and quality control, all products are manufactured in compliance with FDA Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) and Good Tissue Practice (GTP) regulations.

Unlike many regenerative medicine providers, we extract our units in standardized concentrations to ensure accurate and consistent treatment doses.

Each product is shipped in single-dose preparations on dry ice to ensure maximum preservation and viability upon arrival.