What
Why Store Immune Cells Now?
The human immune system is the cornerstone of health. However, immunity and the activity of immune cells irreversibly decline with age, environmental stress, and poor lifestyle habits. Today's cells are always younger and more vibrant than tomorrow's.
Storing healthy immune cells today is like saving a precious 'strategic reserve' for your future health.
What is Immune Cell Cryopreservation?
This is a forward-looking health management service. By collecting immune cells (such as NK cells, T cells, etc.) from your peripheral blood, preparing and testing them in a professional laboratory, and using -196°C deep cryogenic liquid nitrogen technology to freeze them, their life activities are halted, preserving their viability for the long term. When needed in the future, they can be revived for disease treatment or health intervention.
Cell Collection
Deep Cryogenic Preservation
Long-term Viability Preservation
How
- Health Consultation and Intent Confirmation: Gain a detailed understanding of the principles, significance, process, and costs of immune cell cryopreservation to make an informed decision.
- Health Screening and Appointment: Complete the necessary health checks to ensure your current condition is suitable for cell collection and schedule a collection time.
- Cell Collection: Peripheral blood cell collection is performed at a designated medical institution or partner blood bank using a blood cell separator (the process is similar to component donation, safe and convenient).
- Cell Preparation and Cryopreservation: The collected material is sent to the cell bank, where it is separated, prepared, tested in the laboratory, and then gradually cooled before being transferred to a -196°C liquid nitrogen tank for long-term storage.
- Issuance of Storage Certificate: You will receive a detailed storage certificate that clearly records your storage information.
- Long-term Storage and Information Notification: The cell bank is responsible for the long-term safe storage of cells and regularly informs you about the status of the storage area and cell safety test reports.
Recovery
FAQ
Is immune cell cryopreservation a scam?
Immune cell cryopreservation is a real, technologically mature life science technique. Its core—deep cryogenic cell preservation technology—has long been a routine technique in the field of cell therapy and life science laboratories, used for preserving cell lines, stem cells, sperm, and eggs. The value of this service lies in 'resource reservation,' rather than immediate therapeutic effects. Be sure to choose a legitimate institution that collaborates with a nationally certified compliant cell bank.
How long can cells be stored? Will they become ineffective?
In a deep cryogenic liquid nitrogen environment at -196°C, the biological activity of cells is almost completely halted, theoretically allowing for permanent preservation. Current technology and practice show that cells can be revived after decades of cryopreservation and still maintain viability. The storage duration depends more on whether the storage institution can continuously and safely provide a stable low-temperature environment.
Is the collection process safe?
It is very safe. The collection uses a blood cell separator, which is a very mature technology. The process only collects certain cell components from the blood, while the remaining components (such as red blood cells and plasma) are returned to your body, having minimal impact on overall blood volume. You only need to lie still for 2-3 hours, and after a short rest, you can leave without the need for hospitalization.
What about the cost?
The cost typically includes a one-time collection, preparation, and testing fee, as well as an annual storage fee. This is a health investment service based on future potential, not a medical procedure, and therefore not covered by national health insurance. For specific costs, please consult an advisor.