How Is Placenta Encapsulation Performed?

After birth, your placenta is collected with the sterile materials in your kit and shipped overnight in cold-chain packaging via UPS Healthcare. On arrival it's logged in a tamper-evident container and handled individually, so there's no contact between one client's placenta and another's.

Excess blood is drained from the placenta using a hospital-grade single-use drainage bag, which reduces contamination before processing begins.

The placenta goes through a medical-grade disinfection cycle designed to reduce bacteria and pathogens while preserving the tissue in its natural form. This is the controlled, standardized step a home process can't reliably replicate.

The placenta is steamed using a controlled, traditional method — a step drawn from long-standing practice — to prepare it for dehydration while keeping temperatures consistent.

It's then dehydrated in a medical-grade dehydrator under precise temperature control. Slow, even drying removes moisture while preserving the placenta's natural composition.

Once dried, the placenta is ground into a fine, consistent powder and sealed into vegan HPMC (plant-based) capsules with natural coloring. Your capsules contain only your own placenta — no chemical additives, preservatives, or fillers.

Every batch is visually checked and weighed for consistency, then shipped back to your door ready to take. Most mothers receive around 100 capsules — the exact count depends on the size of your placenta.