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Collection Kit - FDA-approved materials and instructions for medical professionals
Maximized stem cell count via manual processing methods that individualize recovery - as opposed to automatic processing.
Storage for a lifetime without damaging stem cells as stem cells do not expire.
Quality Storage in our AABB-accredited lab
Biological goods courier with 10+ years of experience
An Ania Account Specialist who ensures that you stay connected to your stored family stem cells and the latest developments in stem cell research

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