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Regulatory

Approved, registered, cleared, certified — four different words, and why the difference is load-bearing.

For providers · 2 min Eleven questions to ask any supplier before you order Written to be used against us. If a supplier cannot answer these without friction, the friction is the answer. For everyone · 3 min What is Wharton's jelly? The gelatinous tissue inside the umbilical cord, described in 1656 and discarded for most of the time since. What it is made of, how it is regulated, and why the regulation is the part that decides what anyone may honestly say about it. For patients · 3 min What an athlete should ask before paying for recovery You are the most valuable customer in this category, and the reasons you are valuable are the same reasons you are easy to sell to. For patients · 2 min Why we will not sell to you directly This is the answer to the most common message we get, and it is a no. Here is the reasoning, because a no without reasoning is just a wall. For patients · 3 min How to read a clinic's regenerative claim The category is full of pages that sound like evidence. Here is how to tell which parts of one are load-bearing. For everyone · 3 min What "research use only" actually means It is not a formality, it is not a disclaimer somebody's lawyer added, and it is not compatible with a sentence about how to dose it in a person. For everyone · 2 min "Is it FDA approved?" is usually the wrong question Not because the answer is uncomfortable, but because approval, registration, clearance and certification are four different things — and only one of them is usually on offer. For providers · 2 min How to read a certificate of analysis The document that separates a supply chain you can defend from one you are trusting. Six fields, and one question that matters more than the rest.

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