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Preserve your baby’s stem cells at birth
A unique opportunity available only once in life.
Stem cells from umbilical cord blood, cord tissue, and placenta can be collected safely after birth and preserved for potential future medical use.
Learn what can be preserved
Scandinavia’s largest private stem cell bank
Trusted by parents for more than 10 years
Approved by Swedish authorities
Certified laboratories & cryopreservation
What can be preserved at birth?
Stem cells can be collected from cord blood, cord tissue, and placenta after birth.
Each source contains different types of cells with unique medical and research applications, ranging from established transplant medicine to regenerative and immune-related therapies.
Together, they represent a unique biological resource that can only be preserved once in life.
Cord blood stem cells
Established medical use
Cord blood contains blood-forming stem cells already used in established treatments for certain blood-related cancers, severe anaemia, and immune disorders.
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Cord tissue stem cells
Regenerative and immune potential
Cord tissue contains mesenchymal stem cells being studied for their role in tissue repair, inflammation, immune modulation, and regenerative medicine.
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Placenta stem cells
Additional biological potential
The placenta contains additional stem cells and biological material being studied for their potential in tissue repair, healing, and regenerative medicine.
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Your body has already created something extraordinary
During pregnancy, your baby develops organs, blood, tissue, and an immune system with the help of stem cells.
After birth, when your baby is lying skin-to-skin and the umbilical cord has been cut, stem cells still remain in the umbilical cord and placenta, the same powerful cells that helped shape your baby’s early development. If they are not collected and preserved, these cells are discarded.
For some families, preserving them is a way to protect a unique biological resource while the opportunity still exists.
Safe for both mother and baby
The collection takes place only after the umbilical cord has been clamped and cut, in accordance with your family’s birth preferences and the medical team’s recommendations, including the possibility of delayed cord clamping.
The procedure is painless, non-invasive, and designed not to interfere with the birth experience.
Delayed cord clamping possible
No intervention for mother or baby
Collection takes only a few minutes
How it works
From collection to long-term preservation, every step is designed to be simple, safe, and handled with care.
Order your Cellaviva box
Delivered to your home before birth.
Bring the kit to the hospital
The collection kit is brought to delivery.
Stem cells are collected after birth
Collection takes place after the umbilical cord has been cut.
Analysis and long-term storage
Approved samples are processed and cryopreserved securely.
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Built on science, trust, and long-term quality
Cellaviva is Scandinavia’s largest private stem cell bank, with roots in research and regenerative medicine dating back to 2014.
All samples are handled through certified laboratories, quality-controlled processes, and continuously monitored cryostorage facilities.
The company operates under the supervision of the Swedish Health and Social Care Inspectorate (IVO).
A unique opportunity, available only at birth
Learn more about stem cell preservation and explore which options may be right for your family.