Noida-based cell manufacturing laboratory in India that also arranges stem cell and exosome treatment for patients, including those travelling from overseas.
Advancells is based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, and describes itself as a cGMP-compliant cell manufacturing research laboratory. cGMP stands for current good manufacturing practice, a quality standard for making medical products. The company isolates, characterises and grows stem cells from several tissue sources and then administers them to patients, so it works both as a laboratory and as a treatment provider.
The cells it prepares include mesenchymal stem cells from bone marrow, from fat tissue and from tissues surrounding the developing baby; mononuclear cells from bone marrow concentrate and from circulating blood; and stromal vascular fraction, a cell mixture separated from fat tissue. It also offers exosome treatment and intravenous drip therapy. The site states that each batch is dispatched with a third-party quality certificate recording cell viability and cell count, and that patients are supported before and after treatment with rehabilitation programmes.
The website makes a marketing claim to be the only provider of exosome therapy in India, which is a company statement rather than a verified fact. More importantly for a prospective patient, no doctors are named anywhere on the site and no medical qualifications are given, and no prices are published, though an initial consultation is offered free of charge.
The range of conditions listed is extremely broad, from motor neurone disease to hair loss and infertility. A single class of treatment is very unlikely to be well evidenced across all of them, so ask what published evidence supports use in your own condition.
No doctors are named and no medical qualifications appear on the website, which is a notable gap for a provider administering treatment.
Advancells is at A-102, Sector V, Noida 201301, Uttar Pradesh, India. It operates its own cell manufacturing facility and states that cells are dispatched with third-party quality certificates showing viability and cell count. The website has a dedicated section for international patients with a worldwide consultation form. No founding year, opening hours or list of spoken languages is published.
No treatment prices are published. An initial consultation is offered free of charge through an online form.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.