A Biologics Partner That Stays Useful After the Order
Stout Medical supplies Wharton’s jelly and exosome products to qualified practices, with clear documentation, a direct line to the founder, and support that continues beyond delivery.
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01/05Pulled from −80°C storage
02/05Inspected before packing
03/05Loaded into the cryobox
04/05Packed on dry ice
05/05Sealed for overnight shipping
What we supply
Wharton’s jelly
Processed umbilical cord tissue from tested donors, in two vial sizes. It ships frozen, overnight on dry ice, and goes straight into your −80°C freezer.
Exosomes
Cell-derived vesicles in two forms: cord-blood-derived, and freeze-dried vials that keep without refrigeration.
With every order
Every lot is third-party sterility tested and held until release, and tissue is processed within 48 hours of collection in cGMP, ISO-classified cleanrooms. Start with free samples, and Colby walks you through storage and handling.
More than a product catalog
A product name does not answer every operational question. Your team may still need documentation, ordering guidance, handling information, and a clear contact after delivery.
Stout brings those pieces into one working relationship.
- Information before a purchasing decision
- A defined path through onboarding
- Follow-through when a question needs verification

One relationship. Fewer handoffs.
Most suppliers sell the product and leave the rest to you: the rep, the carrier, the training, the support ticket. With Stout, you call Colby, and he connects the rest.
One call connects you to
- On-call MDsClinical questions go to physicians on Stout’s medical board.
- The physician network3,000+ doctors and weekly trainings.
- The protocol libraryTurnkey protocols you can put to work.
- Tested product, shipped overnightEvery lot third-party sterility tested, shipped overnight on dry ice.

When the answer is not immediate, the next step should still be clear
Reliable support is not about guessing. It is about owning the question, checking the appropriate source, and closing the loop.

Meet Colby Stout
Founder of Stout Medical
Colby is an Air Force veteran and medical consultant who built Stout Medical around a simple service standard: give qualified practices a clear point of contact and stay useful after the order.
He helps teams navigate the relationship, connect questions with the appropriate resource, and follow through when an answer requires verification.
Start a Conversation With ColbyA clear next step—before any order
The first conversation is about fit, not pressure.

Talk through the practice need
Share what you are evaluating and the questions that matter most.
Review the available information
Clarify documentation, support scope, and where specialized questions belong.
Leave with a defined next step
Know what happens next—even if Stout is not the right fit.
Common questions

Is the fit conversation a sales call?
It is a qualification and needs conversation. It does not create a clinical or purchasing commitment.
Does Stout provide medical or legal advice?
No. Each practice remains responsible for its independent clinical, legal, regulatory, and purchasing decisions.
What happens after an order?
The working relationship includes a defined contact path, practical support within scope, and continuing access to relevant information. Exact inclusions should be confirmed before purchase.
Bring the questions your current supplier has not answered
Clarify your priorities, review the support model, and decide whether Stout Medical belongs in your next supplier evaluation.
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