A chiropractic-led wellness clinic in Duncan, Oklahoma offering donated human cellular tissue injections alongside chiropractic care, weight loss and aesthetics; the site says it is temporarily closed for renovations.
Varai Med is a chiropractic and wellness clinic at 880 West Main Street, Duncan, Oklahoma, also serving patients from Lawton and Marlow. An important practical point for anyone planning a visit: at the time of review the website states that the clinic is temporarily closed for renovations, so a patient should confirm it has reopened before travelling. Normal hours are given as Monday to Thursday, 9am to 6pm.
The clinic is broad in scope rather than specialising in cell therapy. Its services include chiropractic adjustment, spinal decompression, prolozone therapy, red light, laser and shockwave therapy, medical weight loss using peptide therapies, brain tapping, autonomic dysfunction testing, intravenous therapy, massage therapy, and aesthetic treatments such as botulinum toxin, dermal fillers and facial treatments. Regenerative medicine sits among these as one option.
The cellular offering is presented as human cellular tissue. The site describes this as containing growth factors and healing compounds including cytokines, proteins, exosomes, amino acids, collagen, lipids and hyaluronic acid, given as a straightforward injection into the affected area. It states that the tissue is preserved in tissue banks accredited by the United States Food and Drug Administration. It does not, however, say which tissue the product comes from: placental, umbilical cord and amniotic sources are all common in products described this way, but none is named, nor is the supplier identified, nor is it stated whether the product contains living cells. Because the tissue is banked rather than taken from the patient, it is donor material, and a prospective patient should ask precisely what it is.
The clinician named is Trinh Bender, DC, a chiropractor who appears to lead the practice; no physician is named on the pages reviewed, which is worth noting for a clinic offering injectable tissue products. Conditions listed across the site include joint pain and osteoarthritis, orthopaedic injuries, tendonitis, ligament and rotator cuff injuries, meniscus tears, knee pain, peripheral neuropathy, chronic wounds, multiple sclerosis, back and neck pain, disc injuries, whiplash, plantar fasciitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, pinched nerves and headaches. The inclusion of multiple sclerosis alongside musculoskeletal complaints is a broad claim for an injection-based clinic and warrants careful questions. No prices are published, though the site says Cherry and CareCredit financing are available.
The clinic lists a wide range of conditions across chiropractic, neuropathy and regenerative pages; those below are named on its own site.
The site describes its regenerative offering as human cellular tissue containing growth factors, cytokines, proteins, exosomes, collagen and hyaluronic acid, preserved in accredited tissue banks and given by injection.
The practice is chiropractor-led; no physician is named on the site.
The clinic is at 880 West Main Street in Duncan, in south west Oklahoma, and also draws patients from Lawton and Marlow. At the time of review the site states the premises are temporarily closed for renovations, which should be confirmed before any visit. Normal hours are given as Monday to Thursday, 9am to 6pm, closed Friday to Sunday. The clinic combines chiropractic treatment rooms with equipment for laser, shockwave and red light therapy, intravenous therapy and aesthetic procedures. Cellular products are bought in from tissue banks rather than prepared on site, and no accreditation of the clinic itself is stated.
No prices are published for any treatment. The site states that Cherry and CareCredit financing options are available, which indicates treatments are paid for privately rather than through insurance. A patient would need to contact the clinic for a figure.
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.