Cosmetic use only · Coming soon
Plant-Derived Exosomes & EVs
Plant-derived extracellular vesicles are biological materials obtained from plant sources or plant cell cultures. Cosmetic suppliers may call these plant exosomes. This category is being prepared for the upcoming range; products are not on sale yet.
Other cosmetic exosome categories
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MSC-Derived Exosomes
Learn about MSC-derived extracellular vesicles in cosmetic skincare, their source documentation and how they differ from synthetic formulations. Coming soon to 22EXO.
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Synthetic Exosome Mimetics
Understand synthetic exosome mimetics and engineered vesicle formulations for cosmetic skincare. Explore the planned 22EXO category and request launch updates.
Learn about this categoryPlant source and ingredient identity
Rose, Centella and ginseng are examples found in supplier descriptions. The plant species, tissue or culture source and the actual ingredient name help identify what is in a formula. A plant extract is not automatically a vesicle preparation.
Cultured does not mean synthetic
Vesicles from a cultured plant cell remain biologically derived. They should not be grouped with synthetic mimetics merely because a laboratory is involved in production. We keep those categories separate so their descriptions remain useful.
Compare evidence at the product level
Research on one plant source does not establish the effects of another source or a finished skincare formula. We will list documented ingredients and product-specific information as the cosmetic range becomes available.
Sources and terminology
The supplier pages below illustrate current source and technology terminology. Their descriptions are not independent sales rankings or evidence for a future 22EXO formula. We have not announced a supplier partnership.
Cosmetics and research peptides have different intended uses
This section is for our planned cosmetic skincare range. The existing research peptide catalog remains for in-vitro laboratory research only. For sourcing questions, contact our team.