"What should I actually pay per vial?" is the question every clinic asks and few suppliers answer straight. Exosome pricing varies widely depending on concentration, sourcing, and how many middlemen sit between you and the manufacturer. Here's how to read it. For licensed professional use only.
What drives exosome pricing
- Concentration / particle count — e.g. a 60B vial and a 150B dermal vial are different products at different price points.
- Sourcing and documentation — cGMP, per-lot COA, and AATB-aligned sourcing cost more to do right, and are worth it.
- Supply-chain length — every distributor in the chain adds margin. Buying direct is the single biggest lever on your price.
Wholesale vs. distributor: where your margin lives
The same vial bought direct at wholesale vs. through a distributor can differ substantially — and since these are cash-pay procedures, that gap is your margin per treatment. Don't anchor on list price; ask for direct wholesale pricing.
Questions to ask before you commit
- Is this direct wholesale, or distributor pricing?
- What's the per-lot COA and the concentration?
- Is there a forced minimum, or can I validate a small order first?
(We supply exosomes and biologics; we don't sell PRP kits.)
See live per-vial wholesale pricing
Open a wholesale account to see exact clinic pricing in about two minutes — no guessing.
Questions? info@stemnovanetwork.com.
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Stem Nova Network supplies cGMP, COA-backed biologics for licensed medical professionals. Information is for licensed professional use only and is not medical advice or a therapeutic claim.