Welcome to the 100
Scar Project.
We invited one hundred people to document what our repair protein can do. You are one of them.
This did not reach you by chance and this is not some giant, open signup. You were invited for a reason — for the specific scar you carry, the story behind it, or the community you are a part of.
Five minutes to read. A real person is here to answer anything first.
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Instead of a campaign,
we built a study.
Most products launch with a big advertising campaign and simply ask you to believe the claim. We would rather do the opposite and show it working on real people, out in the open. So we brought together a hundred people with every kind of scar, put them all on the same protocol for twelve weeks, and we are documenting every outcome honestly, the slow ones included. What that builds is a library of proof a stranger can look at and judge for themselves, instead of taking our word for it.
It is also one of the first studies of its kind run as a community rather than a clinical procedure. There are no closed doors here, and nobody is left on their own. A real person stays with you the whole way through. And none of this is unproven. We have spent ten years researching this protein and five more testing it in hospitals and clinics, so your only real job is to use it as directed and tell us honestly what you see.
Already tested
Ten years of research, five in hospitals and clinics. You are not the first.
Never alone
A real person is with you by text the whole way, first day to last.
Open documentation
Every outcome is documented openly, building a library of proof for people to judge honestly.
Not a potion. A protein.
Our starting point came from royal jelly honey, but this is not a honey product. Honey is unstable, inconsistent and biologically noisy. Out of that noise, our scientists isolated the single molecule responsible for cell growth and tissue repair and re-engineered it for human tissue repair and regeneration.
Penetrates .
Past the surface, into the sublayers of the dermis.
Binds .
To EGFR, the body's own repair receptors.
Rebuilds .
Fibroblasts proliferate. Collagen reorganizes. Elasticity improves.
Two minutes on how MRJP1 reaches the dermis and rebuilds. This cut is a draft with a temporary voice track.
Not surface care. Structural remodeling. Patent protected through 2040.
Cohort Zero went first.
A founding group started the very same protocol, so you would not have to wonder whether any of this is real.
Drag each slider to move through the twelve weeks. Images are placeholders; consented Cohort Zero photos will fill these same frames.
What comes back to you.
The protein in full, before anyone can buy it, at no cost for the twelve weeks.
Access to our Clinical Advisor Gladys Bergamin, a master aesthetician with more than 15 years treating scars and complex skin.
A box built like a scientific instrument, with everything you need to document easily.
A real person on the other end of every message, to ensure all runs smoothly.
A permanent place in the record. You were one of the hundred who made it.
Three things. That's all.
It only takes a few minutes a day, and there are no appointments or clinic visits to worry about. It really comes down to three small habits.
A thin layer twice a day, morning and night. Two minutes each.
Two shots a week, a marker held below the scar, same spot each time. We remind you Monday and Thursday.
Ask questions, provide feedback, and let us learn together over the twelve weeks.
Your place in Cohort One.
A few questions confirm your place and help us match you to the right part of the study.
Questions , Answered.
Is this safe?
Yes. Researched for ten years, used in hospitals and clinics for five, with a guide and our aesthetician alongside you the whole time.
Is it really a clinical trial?
A study, but a gentler, more open kind. A documentation project run inside a community, without the clinic or the closed doors.
How much time does it take?
A few minutes a day. No appointments.
What does it cost me?
Provided at no cost for the twelve weeks.
What if my scar is old?
Older scars can take longer and sometimes need one simple preparation step first. We explain it before you begin.
Who sees my photos?
Only us, and only until you decide otherwise.
What if I want to stop?
You can, any time. We would rather have your honesty than your obligation.