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  • Anniversary Sale

    BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR

    To celebrate the first cord blood transplant in 1988, use coupon CB500 for £500 off plus 5 years free storage on our Smart Choice Cord Blood & Tissue package or our Cord Blood & Tissue 25 years pre-paid (no annual fee) package, valid until Monday 27th October.
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  • Our Transplant Stories

    Our clients tell us how storing their baby’s stem cells changed their lives.
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  • Secure your child’s future

    Invest in umbilical cord blood banking! Gain an additional chance to treat up to 80 severe diseases.
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  • Cord Blood Processing Facts

    A recent peer reviewed study published in the journal Laboratory Medicine by scientists at Stemlab/Famicord (Portugal) and SCI has analysed three different cord blood processing methods and highlights one particularly effective method that has been developed by PBKM/Famicord.
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  • #1 in Europe

    we are trusted by 500,000 families
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  • Affordable Cord Blood Banking for Everyone

    Book now for just £325
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Europe’s largest stem cell bank

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Gift of love

Securing umbilical cord blood during childbirth may provide your child access to potential stem cell-based therapies in the future. To learn more about the opportunities stem cells offer, discover the stories of parents who have secured umbilical cord blood.

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Gift of health

Umbilical cord blood stem cells, similar to bone marrow stem cells, are used in the treatment of nearly 80 severe oncological and hematological diseases. Research is ongoing to explore their use in autoimmune and neurological disorders. Find out where they are applied.

FamiCord Group in figures

1,000,000+

cord blood and tissue units stored in our group

1,500+

collaborating hospitals

7,500+

patients benefited from stem cell therapy

240+

cord blood transplants

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Our transplant stories