What to verify before you order
Vermont clinics considering a biologics supplier should start with their own records, not ours. Confirm with the Vermont Board of Medicine or Board of Osteopathic Regulation that your license and any supervising arrangement are current, and ask your compliance counsel how the state treats human cell and tissue products in your specific practice setting.
If your clinic operates as a medspa, verify the medical director's supervision obligations under Vermont law before any staff member orders or handles a human tissue product. Check for state pharmacy board or health department guidance that may apply to storage, handling, or record-keeping for biologic products, and keep that guidance alongside your own legal review on file.
- Active Vermont medical license or supervising physician arrangement
- Medical director and supervision documentation for medspa settings
- State pharmacy or health department storage and handling guidance
- Independent review by your own healthcare counsel
Account verification and cold-chain delivery to Vermont
Opening an account starts with an NPI lookup. We confirm the number against the NPPES registry, match it to the ordering practice, and only then release pricing and order access; pricing itself is never published and is available to verified accounts only.
Cryopreserved products ship overnight on dry ice in validated containers directly to the practice address tied to the account, with a lot identifier on every shipment so the clinic can match it to the certificate of analysis and donor eligibility summary on file. Lyophilized formats ship at ambient temperature under the same lot-tracking approach. A peer-to-peer call with one of our physician-facing contacts is available to walk through documentation, not to advise on clinical use.
Burlington and the Vermont registry snapshot
Burlington is the Vermont metro area where we see the most clinic activity across the specialties we serve. Current NPPES registry counts for providers in Burlington show approximately 16 orthopedic, 17 pain management, and 24 aesthetic-medicine listings.
These are public registry counts for Burlington specifically, not a statewide total and not a measure of who orders from us. We cite them only so Vermont clinics have an external reference point when sizing their local market; verify any figure that matters to your business decision directly against NPPES before relying on it.
These products are not FDA approved or licensed for any disease or condition. Information is for licensed healthcare professionals and is not medical or legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
Does Precision Biologics sell directly to patients in Vermont?+
No. Accounts are limited to licensed clinics, physicians, and physician-supervised medspas with a verified NPI number; we do not sell or ship to individual consumers.
Are your products approved by the FDA for a specific condition?+
No product in our catalog is FDA approved, cleared, or licensed for any disease or condition. Documentation such as the certificate of analysis and donor eligibility summary is available to verified accounts so your clinic and its counsel can make that determination independently.
How fast can a Vermont clinic receive a cryopreserved order?+
Cryopreserved orders ship overnight on dry ice in validated containers once the account is NPI-verified and the order is placed; exact transit time depends on the carrier route to your Vermont address.