Comprehensive Biosciences · Wharton's Jelly
WJ+ Wharton's Jelly
A concentrated umbilical cord Wharton's Jelly product with live cells kept in the native Wharton's Jelly matrix. For non-IV procedures only.
VitaCell Bio Global
VitaCell & VitaCell Pro Wharton's Jelly
Wharton's Jelly allografts from umbilical cords donated by consenting mothers. The two versions use the same processing and differ only in concentration.
Part of the biologics line. Compare all 11 products by type, format, and storageLicensed providers · HCT/P. Human tissue product. Sold only to licensed providers; use per the manufacturer's IFU.
Common in: Orthopedics & sports medicine · Pain management · Aesthetics
Key facts
- Donor tissue tested for communicable diseases before processing
- Quarantined until test results clear it for distribution
- Cryopreserved; ships overnight on dry ice (36-hour validated packaging, ~72-hour long-ship option)
- Labeled for homologous use only
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Specifications
| Components | Collagen types I, III & IV · native cell populations · cytokines · growth factors · hyaluronic acid · elastin |
|---|---|
| Order cutoff | 3 PM CST the day before delivery |
From VitaCell Bio Global materials. Confirm current specs and IFU before use.
Studies & evidence
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Case notesVitaCell Bio Global
Physician case summaries: VitaCell and Cytocell
3 patients
Angelo A. Caprio, MD, PhD, shared three musculoskeletal case summaries from his practice. They're available to licensed providers on request.
Limits: Anecdotal, uncontrolled, and not peer-reviewed. Not evidence of efficacy.
Caprio AA. Case summaries (Rutherford, NJ).
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About VitaCell Bio Global
Wharton's Jelly allografts (VitaCell, VitaCell Pro) and exosome products (Cytocell, Cytocell Pro). IFUs and independent lab results available.
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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.
