How Placenta Encapsulation Works
Step-by-step education for families preparing for placenta services.
Placenta Pickup & Delivery Guide
Birth Perceptions offers placenta pickup and delivery options for Dallas–Fort Worth clients depending on package, location, timing, and birth logistics.
How Pickup Works
Notify Birth Perceptions within 24 hours of birth so pickup or client-transport arrangements can be confirmed. Send the client name, birth location, room number if applicable, delivery time, and how the placenta is currently being stored. Pickup timing depends on availability, package type, and service area.
Before Pickup Checklist
Confirm storage
Make sure the placenta is cold and sealed.
Share location details
Send hospital, birth center, or home pickup instructions.
Include client name
Label the placenta according to birth place instructions.
Confirm package
Make sure your selected placenta package and balance status are clear.
Delivery Back to Client
Finished placenta items are returned according to the selected package and delivery arrangement. Capsules are taken first; tincture requires approximately six weeks to cure before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do all packages include pickup and delivery?
Pickup and delivery depend on the package, location, timing, and any current service agreement.
What happens if I book close to my due date?
Bookings close to your due date are accepted based on availability. If service is requested without a signed contract or advance booking, service begins at the standard Capsules + Delivery level when applicable; Capsules — You Transport is reserved for clients who book and sign in advance.
What if I give birth outside DFW?
Contact Birth Perceptions to confirm whether transport, shipping, or another arrangement is possible.
When are finished items returned?
Return timing depends on processing schedule and delivery arrangements.
Birth Perceptions provides postpartum wellness, education, cosmetic, and support services. Information on this page is not medical advice and does not replace care from a licensed medical provider.
Before Pickup, the Placenta Must Be Released
Tell your hospital or birthing facility that you plan to keep your placenta and complete its required release process. If you are delivering in Texas, review the Birth Perceptions hospital-release guide and the Texas DSHS information before your due date.