Sterile PRP Separation Kit

 

Function of YCELLBIO PRP

1. Clear separation of Blood and Plasma

2. RBC control handle   

3. Highly concentrate PRP(Platelet Rich Plasma)

4. Easy extraction of Buffy coat

5. Hassle free, One-step method

Product competitiveness

1.Higher PLT concentration with little amount of blood

2.Suitable for all types of centrifuges

3.. Clear distinction between PRP and PPP

4. Easier and more accurate PRP extraction

5. Complete RBC Isolation

Certificates

Certificates

1. CE

2. ISO13485:2003

3. KFDA

4.  KGMP

PRP, or Platelet Rich Plasma, is a substance made from your own blood to trigger healing.

Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy is a relatively simple, non-surgical treatment for joint injuries and arthritis.

It merges cutting-edge technology with the body’s natural ability to heal itself.

The PRP is a concentration of platelets, which can jump start healing.

Platelets contain packets of growth hormones and cytokines that tell the tissues

to increase rebuilding of tissues to enhance healing.

When PRP is injected into the damaged area, it stimulates a mild inflammatory response, which triggers the healing cascade.

This leads to restored blood flow, new cell growth, and tissue regeneration.

Because the blood is your own, there is no risk of rejection or acquiring blood borne diseases such as HIV or hepatitis.

Where does PRP come from?
A sample of blood will be taken from a vein in your arm under sterile conditions.

The blood will be placed in a centrifuge, which is a device that spins the blood.

This helps to separate the blood cells from plasma, and allows concentration of the platelets.

This process increases the concentration of platelets, which have the healing growth factors, from the normal 6% to 94%.

The preparation takes about 15 minutes. The finished PRP product is then available for injection into the joint or tendon

What are the Potential Benefits?
Patients can see a significant improvement in symptoms as well as a remarkable return of function.

This may eliminate the need for more aggressive treatments such as long-term medication or surgery.