Stem Cell Products and Services For Clinicians

There are multiple sources of stem cells such as bone marrow, adipose tissue, dental pulp, amniotic fluid, umbilical cord blood or umbilical cord tissue cells. The cells obtained from the umbilical cord exhibit properties characteristic for Mesenchymal Stromal Cells (MSCs) according to the International Society for Cellular Therapy. Although MSCs have been isolated from various compartments of the umbilical cord, Wharton’s jelly is commonly referred to as the best source of clinically utilizable stem cells.

We at Regenerative Cell Therapy Management Corp. only use Wharton’s Jelly umbilical cells due to the ultra vitalistic properties so you have the best results possible. We obsess over tissue quality and purity.

All our tissues were donated from healthy mothers who were not vaccinated with gene therapy and have no traces of bacteria, viruses, fungus or other microbes.  No people, fetuses or infants were harmed.

Yes! Stem cells are legal and have been used for decades in the United States (and longer in some other parts of the world). Major universities such as Harvard, Stanford, John’s Hopkins, Cambridge, Yale, Columbia, Duke University Medical Schools and Research Centers as well as many many other Universities have masters and PhD level degrees specifically for stem cells and regenerative medicine. Stem cells and regenerative medicine protocols are one of the most researched and fastest growing medical fields for injury, metabolic disease and sports recovery and performance.

It is the responsibility of the practitioner to remain up to date of any legal changes in their area.

Regulatory standards stand as the backbone of public safety and product quality. Regenerative Cell Therapy Management Corp. work in close partnership with reputable regulatory bodies to ensure unwavering compliance. Our adherence to AATB Standards for Tissue Banking, Good Tissue Practices, and Homologous Use is a testament to our commitment to upholding the highest industry benchmarks.

No people, fetuses or infants were harmed. Tissues were donated from healthy mothers who were un-vaccinated with gene therapy and free of any bacteria, fungus, viruses etc. All validated by independent lab analysis.

At our core, we are committed to exceeding industry standards regarding product testing. The integrity and safety of our offerings remain paramount, and to uphold this commitment, we have meticulously established comprehensive testing guidelines. These guidelines are a testament to our dedication to quality assurance, ensuring that every product that leaves our facility meets the highest standards.

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Welcome to our online platform, where the story of our biologics begins at an FDA registered tissue bank. Specializing in the meticulous processing, safekeeping, and distribution of Umbilical Cord Tissue, we proudly stand as a beacon of excellence in the realm of regenerative medicine.Steered by a commitment to quality, our facility stands as a testament to our dedication.

With a well-deserved reputation as an inspected and well-established Human Cells, Tissues, and Cellular and Tissue-Based Product (HCT/P) facility, we operate in strict alignment with the comprehensive guidelines outlined in the 21 CFR 1271.10 of the Public Health Service (PHS) Act, Section 361. Our commitment to these standards echoes our unwavering pledge to deliver biologics of the utmost integrity and safety.

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Yes. Stem cells are at the basis of development of all living organisms. And that is especially true for human embryological development and healing throughout our lifetime. Area of recurring stress and injury lead to your cells being injured and not being able to regenerate effectively leading to local or systemic breakdown. Clinics, patients and research institutes use stem cells and exosomes for hundreds of varied conditions for the system benefits of cell therapy and regenerative care.

Always consult with a trained professional, who uses cell therapy, to determine if stem cells and exosomes are right for you.

NO! Cell age and tissue sources provide very different effectiveness. Using adult stem cells, such as your own harvested from bone marrow or fat tissue, has healing benefits. But the younger the stem cells the more viability is possible. We start with the highest quality source umbilical stem cells we can purchase. Then our proprietary manufacturing system sets us further apart.

Within the stem cell industry a “viability rate” of 50% to 70% is deemed exceptional and a testament to the power of well-preserved cells. Now, let us introduce you to the pinnacle of cellular vitality – our products from Regenerative Cell Therapy Management Corp. Within our core, a revelation awaits. With thawing, a surge of life emerges, and our independent lab tested product's viability rate soars into the realms of the high 90%. This isn't just viability; this is a triumph of preservation, an anthem of potency, and a celebration of what's possible in the regenerative industry.

It's crucial to acknowledge that in the realm of laboratories, where technical finesse and reagent advantages reign supreme, cell viability can break through the coveted 90% mark. And here we stand, "Regenerative Cell Therapy Management," bridging the realms of the laboratory and clinical application, offering you a product where laboratory-like viability meets real-world protocols for your various individual and patient needs.

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Stem cells, the remarkable and versatile cells with the potential to differentiate into various cell types, have revolutionized the field of regenerative medicine and biomedical research. One critical aspect in the study and application of stem cells lies in identifying and isolating them efficiently. Among the plethora of markers used for this purpose, CD90, also known as Thy-1, stands out as a particularly pure and valuable marker. This article explores why CD90 stem cells are hailed as the purest and best marker, highlighting their significance in various aspects of stem cell research and clinical applications.

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