Questions & answers
The questions we hear most.
Straight answers about the science, the lab, our events, and how care actually works — before you ever sit down with anyone.
The science & the products
What is regenerative wellness?
It’s a field of modern science that studies the body’s own structural-support and repair systems, and how carefully sourced human tissue products are studied in relation to them. It is an area of active research — the questions are nuanced, and we walk through them plainly at our events.
What are EXM, EXO, and EXS?
They are the biologic product lines supplied by our laboratory partner. EXM (Extracellular Matrix) is a 361 HCT/P intended for homologous use, administered by intramuscular or intra-articular injection. EXO (Exosome Suite) and EXS (Secretomes) are research-grade biologic products. None of these are FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Where does the tissue come from?
From a single, dedicated, U.S.-based, FDA-registered laboratory partner — Regenerative Research Group (RRG). Material is ethically sourced and goes through triple-layer donor screening, a 14-day quarantine with NAT testing, and characterization before release, with a QR-code Certificate of Analysis. Nothing in the supply chain is anonymous.
Is it FDA-approved?
No. Tissue products discussed are regulated as Section 361 HCT/Ps under 21 CFR Part 1271, and the related products are research-grade. They are not approved by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease. Everything we present is educational and is not medical advice.
What about safety?
Renvi operates with physician oversight, a lab partner with documented screening and quality controls, and care delivered only by independently licensed providers. As with any procedure, potential risks and whether anything is appropriate for you are decisions for you and a licensed provider in a private setting.
The educational evening
What actually happens at a dinner?
A complimentary three-course dinner in a private setting, about 90 minutes. A Renvi educator walks through the science, the lab, and the kinds of questions worth bringing to a private consultation — followed by open Q&A. You’re welcome to bring a spouse or guest.
Is there any cost or obligation?
None. There is no fee to attend, ever, and no obligation of any kind.
Will I be pressured to buy something?
No. The evening is educational. If you later choose to explore your options, that happens privately with an independently licensed provider — on your timeline, not ours.
Care & providers
Who would I actually see?
Independently licensed nurse practitioners and physicians who exercise their own clinical judgment in private, one-on-one consultations. Renvi is not in the room when clinical decisions are made.
Is Renvi a medical provider?
No. Renvi Health is a management services organization. Clinical care, if any, is provided by independently licensed healthcare providers — not by Renvi.
Do I need a referral to attend?
No referral is needed to attend an educational evening or to request information. It’s simply a way to learn.
Logistics & privacy
How is my information handled?
We never share your information with anyone. If you join our event notification list, you can opt out at any time. Where applicable, protected health information is handled consistent with HIPAA.
How do I get started?
Read the science, see the lab, or reserve a seat at an educational evening near you. If you’d rather just ask a question, reach out through our contact page and we’ll help.
Still have a question?
Come to an evening, or write to us directly.
Request an invitation → Contact usRenvi Health is a management services organization. Tissue products discussed are sourced from a single FDA-registered laboratory partner and are regulated as Section 361 HCT/Ps under 21 CFR Part 1271. They are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease. Information presented is educational and is not medical advice. All therapies are elective and should be discussed with a licensed medical provider. Results vary and are not guaranteed.