Professional salon use only. Not for retail sale.
Macro photography of a 5 mL REWYNE exosome vial beside an adult woman in a professional treatment-room setting, presented with equal visual weight.

Understanding REWYNE from source to vial.

A claim-cautious look at the source identity, format, and label declarations behind our salon-only exosome vials.

Human umbilical cord blood MSC-derived

This is our source identity statement. REWYNE exosomes are described as human umbilical cord blood mesenchymal stem cell (MSC)-derived exosomes. We state the source clearly and do not extrapolate it into biological outcomes.

A single 5 mL REWYNE liquid exosome vial on a clean neutral surface, shown with its professional label.

What 'MSC-derived exosomes' means

Exosomes are extracellular vesicles. 'MSC-derived' indicates that the cell source used in production is mesenchymal stem/stromal cells. This describes origin, not a guaranteed effect once applied.

5 mL ready-to-use liquid vials

Each vial contains 5 mL of liquid product. No reconstitution is required before professional use. The format is chosen for compatibility with salon microneedling workflows.

Label states: 10 billion

The vial label states '10 billion'. This is a label declaration provided by the manufacturing party. It is not a performance guarantee, an efficacy claim, or a measure of biological activity in any treatment.

How we talk about evidence

We do not invent studies, absorption claims, regeneration pathways, patents, or certifications. Salon partners are encouraged to evaluate the product, label, and protocol directly through samples.

From source to salon evaluation

Origin and format only — not biological outcomes

What we state / What we do not claim

What we state

  • Human umbilical cord blood MSC-derived source identity
  • 5 mL ready-to-use liquid format
  • Label declaration: 10 billion
  • Professional / salon use only

What we do not claim

  • FDA approval or medical treatment
  • Guaranteed skin regeneration or repair
  • Specific absorption, penetration, or biological outcomes
  • Cure, treatment, or prevention of disease

Evaluate the format in your own salon.

Request a sample kit to inspect the source, format, and label before making any protocol decisions.

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