Exosome and Protocol Supply by Region

ExaVeyra Sciences is a Miami-based B2B supplier of exosomes for topical aesthetic use to licensed clinics, and it refers licensed prescribers to a 503A compounding pharmacy that prepares formulations against individual prescriptions.

Exosome material ships to licensed practices in every state and Puerto Rico. Compounded 503A preparations are dispensed by the pharmacy partner against individual prescriptions where it holds a non-resident license, which the marker beside each state records. Each region page says what a practice there can source, how it arrives, and where the state law is answered; none of them changes what the material is.

Regions

38 of 103 published. The remainder are in review and will appear as they are completed.

Alabamaexosome material

  • Birmingham and Mountain Brook in review

Arizonaexosomes and compounded

Californiaexosome material

Coloradoexosomes and compounded

Connecticutexosomes and compounded

  • Greenwich in review
  • Westport in review

District of Columbiaexosomes and compounded

  • Washington DC in review

Floridaexosomes and compounded

Georgiaexosomes and compounded

Hawaiiexosome material

  • Honolulu in review
  • Maui and Wailea in review

Idahoexosomes and compounded

  • Boise in review
  • Sun Valley and Ketchum in review

Illinoisexosomes and compounded

Indianaexosomes and compounded

  • Indianapolis and Carmel in review

Iowaexosomes and compounded

  • Des Moines in review

Kansasexosomes and compounded

  • Overland Park in review

Louisianaexosomes and compounded

  • New Orleans in review
  • Baton Rouge in review

Maineexosomes and compounded

  • Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island in review

Marylandexosome material

  • Bethesda and Chevy Chase in review
  • Potomac in review

Massachusettsexosome material

Michiganexosomes and compounded

  • Bloomfield Hills and Birmingham in review

Minnesotaexosome material

  • Minneapolis, Edina and Wayzata in review

Missouriexosomes and compounded

  • Kansas City in review
  • St. Louis and Ladue in review

Montanaexosomes and compounded

  • Big Sky and Bozeman in review

Nevadaexosomes and compounded

New Jerseyexosomes and compounded

  • Princeton in review
  • Short Hills and Bergen County in review

New Yorkexosomes and compounded

  • Manhattan
  • The Hamptons and Long Island in review
  • Brooklyn in review
  • Westchester in review

North Carolinaexosome material

  • Charlotte in review
  • Raleigh and Chapel Hill in review

Ohioexosomes and compounded

  • Cleveland in review
  • Columbus in review

Oklahomaexosomes and compounded

  • Oklahoma City in review
  • Tulsa in review

Oregonexosome material

  • Portland and Lake Oswego in review

Pennsylvaniaexosomes and compounded

Puerto Ricoexosomes and compounded

  • Dorado in review
  • San Juan and Condado in review

South Carolinaexosome material

  • Charleston in review
  • Hilton Head in review
  • Myrtle Beach in review

Tennesseeexosome material

Texasexosomes and compounded

Utahexosomes and compounded

Virginiaexosome material

  • McLean and Great Falls in review
  • Richmond in review

Washingtonexosomes and compounded

  • Seattle
  • Bellevue and Medina in review

Wisconsinexosomes and compounded

  • Milwaukee in review

Wyomingexosomes and compounded

  • Jackson Hole in review

Nothing on this page has been reviewed or approved by the FDA. There are no FDA-approved exosome products. Exosome material distributed by ExaVeyra Sciences is supplied for topical aesthetic use by licensed practitioners, consistent with the manufacturer's labeling, and ExaVeyra Sciences makes no claim about clinical outcomes. Compounded medications are a separate product class: they are not FDA-approved finished drug products, they are prepared under section 503A against a prescription for an individual patient and dispensed by the pharmacy, and they are prescription products rather than topical aesthetic products. ExaVeyra does not supply controlled substances.

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The content of these guides is provided for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal, medical, or regulatory advice, and does not establish that any particular product or practice is compliant. Regulatory requirements vary by state and depend on the circumstances of each practice. Each practitioner should consult their own legal counsel and the applicable state licensing boards before acting on anything stated here.

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