Hey guys, welcome back to Skin Anarchy. Today's a very special episode because we're going to be diving deep into the world of exosomes. I know that you guys come to us a lot of times to learn more about the regenerative side of skincare. And I think exosomes and extracellular vesicles are definitely at the forefront right now. A lot of buzzes being created in the space. And so I'm really excited to kind of dive in. Without further ado, please welcome David Panter, who is the CEO and founder of Radiant XL. Welcome, David. I'm so excited to chat with you today. Well, good afternoon and thank you so much. Excited to be on your show. Yeah, I really want to dive in, you know, because exosomes that are incredibly interesting space right now. And I know a lot of consumers have so many questions around them. So I'd love to start with, you know, understanding exosomes, understanding the science.

Let's start with the fundamentals because I think even amongst the professionals out there,

there's a lot of confusion.

So if you could kind of get us started.

Well, with the marketization of what's going on in the world of stem cells and exosomes,

I understand that.

And so we actually had to wait through that ourselves.

And it's because of my background, being in the medical industry since 2014,

and owning pharmacies and owning laboratories,

it's through those relationships that I was able to be introduced to this from a manufacturing

because it's a 13-year research project that was brought into the medical field by a SEC medical

university.

So it's got a lot of science behind it.

And we were on the tip of the spear and now it's

been commercialized so much. So I do understand those concerns and the confusion that people are

experiencing, right? Yeah. I mean, it is definitely a confusing space because there's a lot of

terms being thrown around. And I think a lot of times people don't know how to put everything into

context, you know, in terms of like what matters and what do I need to understand. I think a lot of

times what gets lost is this idea of like, you know, what are they actually doing? Like, what are

exosomes doing? So an exosome is, for starters, our exosomes are sole source from a single embiblical cord. They're human, a human umbilical cord that is, for starters, our exosomes are sole source from a single embiblical cord.

They're human, a human imbilical cord that is stringently tested.

They are actually stem cells where the exosomes are extracted from those.

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