Amniotic membrane allograft (material made from donated human tissue) used as a protective covering and barrier. It is derived from the inner lining of the human placenta, which helps nourish a baby during pregnancy. The placentas used to manufacture the allograft are donated by consenting women following healthy, full term pregnancies and live births. All placenta donors are tested for infectious diseases before the donation process. Once the baby of an approved donor has been delivered, the placenta is collected and sent to a Celularity lab for purification and processing. At the lab, the placenta is washed and sterilized, and all of the donor’s living cells are removed. The allograft is regulated as a human cellular tissue product (HCTP) by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the processing facility is accredited by the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB).