WJ Acellular
WJ+ with the live cells removed, keeping the growth factors, hyaluronic acid, exosomes, and ECM proteins. A cell-free option for non-IV procedures.
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A concentrated umbilical cord Wharton's Jelly product with live cells kept in the native Wharton's Jelly matrix. For non-IV procedures only.
Part of the biologics line. Compare all 11 products by type, format, and storageCommon in: Orthopedics & sports medicine · Pain management · Regenerative medicine
| Per 1 mL (approx.) | ~2 million total viable nucleated cells · ~260,000 MSCs · ~360,000 EPCs · ~100 million exosomes |
|---|---|
| Tissue solids | ~260 mg per mL |
| Sizes | 1 mL · 2 mL |
From Comprehensive Biosciences materials. Confirm current specs and IFU before use.
Biotechnology company founded in 2022 and led by Dr. Charles Sly and Dr. Roy Korth, with patented methods for isolating serum components and perinatal tissue. Its birth-tissue line comes from a manufacturer-owned, FDA-registered tissue bank: Wharton's Jelly, exosomes, Muse cell products, cord blood plasma extract, and Bio Scaffolding.
WJ+ with the live cells removed, keeping the growth factors, hyaluronic acid, exosomes, and ECM proteins. A cell-free option for non-IV procedures.
Wharton's Jelly allografts from umbilical cords donated by consenting mothers. The two versions use the same processing and differ only in concentration.