Learn the science, live.
Free online sessions on exosome science at 7:00 PM Central — how material is characterized, what a Certificate of Analysis actually shows, and what the published research does and does not support. Open to everyone. General education, not medical advice.
Free, twice a week, and not a sales pitch
This is a category full of confident claims and thin documentation. These sessions do the opposite: they explain how the material is characterized, what the paperwork actually says, and what the published research does and does not support — including where it falls short.
| When | Every Tuesday and Thursday, 7:00 PM Central |
|---|---|
| Where | Online. The joining link is emailed to you when you register. |
| Who | Open to everyone — physicians, clinical teams, researchers, and anyone who wants to understand the subject. |
| Cost | Free. No obligation, and nothing to buy. |
What gets covered
- What exosomes actually are. Extracellular vesicles, how they differ from cells, and how they carry signals between cells.
- How material is characterized. Nanoparticle tracking analysis, particle count and size distribution, and the identity markers that confirm what is in a vial.
- What a Certificate of Analysis shows. How to read one, and why independent issuance is the line that matters.
- Where the material comes from. Tissue sourcing, donor screening, and why a supplier that will not name its source is telling you something.
- What the research shows. Where the human studies are, what the preclinical work does and does not establish, and how to read a citation critically.
- Regulatory reality. What research use only means, and why FDA-registered is not FDA-approved.
What these sessions are not
They are general education about the science. They are not medical advice, not a consultation, and not a recommendation that anyone pursue any treatment. No MSC-derived exosome product is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of any disease or condition, and nothing in a session should be taken as a claim that one is.
BioRegenEx distributes research-use-only material to licensed physicians, clinics and researchers. It is not a medical practice, it does not treat patients, and it does not sell to consumers. If you are attending as a patient or a family member, you are welcome — but questions about your own health belong with your own licensed physician, not with us.
Worth reading first
Nothing is required, but two pages make the sessions easier to follow: how to read a Certificate of Analysis, and the research library, where every study is linked to its primary source on PubMed.
Reserve a seat
Register once and we’ll email you the joining link. Physicians wanting a private consultation instead can switch the first field.
Common questions
When are the sessions?
Every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00 PM Central, online. They are free. Registration is required and the joining link is sent by email rather than published, which keeps the room to people who signed up.
Who can attend?
Anyone. Physicians and clinical teams, researchers, and members of the public who want to understand the subject. You do not need a clinical background — the sessions are built to be followed by anyone willing to think carefully.
What do the sessions cover?
What extracellular vesicles and exosomes are and how they signal between cells, how material is characterized and tested, what a Certificate of Analysis actually shows, how tissue sourcing works, and what the published research does and does not currently demonstrate — including studies with null or mixed results.
Are the sessions medical advice?
No. They are general education about the science. They are not medical advice, not a consultation, and not a recommendation to pursue any treatment. No MSC-derived exosome product is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of any disease or condition. If you are a patient, questions about your own health should go to your own licensed physician.
Can I buy exosomes after attending?
Not as an individual. BioRegenEx supplies research-use-only material to licensed physicians, clinics and researchers, and does not sell to consumers. The sessions exist so people can understand the science and evaluate claims made in this category, not as a route to purchase.
Is it a sales pitch?
No. The material covered is how characterization works, how to read a Certificate of Analysis, and how to tell a substantiated claim from an unsubstantiated one — which is a standard BioRegenEx expects to be held to as much as anyone else in the category.
I am a physician. Is there something more specific?
Yes. Licensed physicians, clinicians and researchers can request a private peer-to-peer consultation with the BioRegenEx research physician for a working review of documentation and the literature relevant to their practice or study. It is free and separate from these sessions.