Inside the Anja Collection Kit

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Instructions for collection and a packet to inform delivery staff that you are collecting cord blood, cord tissue, and/or the placenta
4 maternal sample vials (The birth mother's blood is drawn because our lab will perform an infectious disease test. It is required when considering using your baby's cord blood for research or treatment.)
Cord tissue cup for umbilical cord tissue collection
Placenta canister for placenta collection
A cord blood bag for cord blood collection
Sealable bag for cord cup
Zip-top bag for placenta canister to be placed in

If any items are missing in your kit, please reach out to our Anja Account Specialists at hello@anjahealth.com.

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If you’re pregnant, you can freeze your umbilical cord and placenta stem cells to use for future disease treatment.

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