PRP Tube Specifications
- Pyrogen Free
- Triple Sterilized
- Crystal made tubes
- 6-8mL of PRP per tube
- Single Spin System
- 85% Platelet Recovery
- 6x baseline platelet concentration factor
- 1.6 billion platelets in each kit -average platelet count of 1,237,000/ul
What does the separation gel do?
Our IPPOCARE Platelet-Rich Plasma Tubes utilizes a separator gel to isolate the platelets while eliminating the undesirable components such as red blood cells and inflammatory white blood cells. IPPOCARE Platelet-Rich Plasma Tubes allows you to remove red cells, white cells and platelet poor plasma (PPP) without removing a high percentage of platelets. With higher concentrations you can deliver a higher number of total platelets in fewer injections.
Instructions for Use:
1. Product Description:
- Our PRP tubes are sterile, single-use devices made from high-quality materials.
- Each tube is labeled with the necessary information, including lot number, expiration date, and volume markings.
2. Indications for Use:
- PRP tubes are intended for the collection, processing, and preparation of Platelet-Rich Plasma from the patient’s own blood for therapeutic and cosmetic applications.
- These applications may include but are not limited to dermatology procedures and hair restoration therapies.
3. Precautions:
- Follow standard aseptic techniques during the entire process to minimize the risk of contamination.
- Do not use PRP tubes if the packaging is damaged or the expiration date has passed.
- Dispose of used PRP tubes according to local regulations for biohazardous waste disposal.
4. Preparation and Procedure: (How to prepare PRP by using classic PRP tube? )
- Collect the required volume of whole blood from the patient using standard venipuncture techniques.
- Transfer the collected blood into the PRP tube using a sterile syringe or blood collection system.
- Close the tube securely with the provided cap and gently mix the blood to ensure proper anticoagulation.
- Centrifuge the PRP tube according to the recommended parameters (e.g., speed, duration) to separate the PRP from other blood components.
- After centrifugation, carefully remove the supernatant PRP layer using a sterile pipette or syringe for further processing or administration.
5. Storage and Handling:
- Store PRP tubes in a clean and dry environment at room temperature.
- Protect PRP tubes from excessive heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.
- Do not freeze PRP tubes, as this may compromise their integrity and effectiveness.