EmCyte 60ml PurePRP II Kit - Preparation Instructions

This video tutorial provides instructions for preparing PRP using EmCyte's 60ml PurePRP II Kit. Learn how to create 7ml of PRP with an average of 10 billion platelets. You can purchase EmCyte PRP Kits and more at www.prplabs.com

[@jeanniedevereaux5857]

Great video of Emcyte

[@seasonalnudge]

Wow, awesome video! Easy to follow and thoroughly delivered. Thank you.

[@timmy101able]

I own this machine a researched it a lot.. it is the best on the market… the kits are expensive ($250 each) but they guarantee the best results and the highest yield of PRP (about 10ml).

[@PRPLabs]

We offer better pricing on our website prplabs.com

[@Zagedan]

My machine won’t increase rpm above 3K. Do I need to spin longer?

[@fmg4537]

Why can’t you use the other 23mL of PRP?

[@azam3295]

IF THIS DEVICE IS REFRIGERATED OR PLANE

[@PRPLabs]

The centrifuge used in this video is not refrigerated

[@azam3295]

@@PRPLabs then how your device is better any other devices in the market. As we all know when centrifuge machine's motor rotates at your desired rpm then it is generating the heat ,so whether if it will effect the properties of PRP or not? Thank you for your reply in advance.

[@holytheft]

i think most of them doesn't now about the actual ratio of PRP. From a 60ml blood you only getting 7 ml of prp. but in india, especially south india they take 10 ml PRP just from 20 ml blood.they don't even compare PRP with PPP. that's so bad

[@PRPLabs]

Yes, the concentration of platelets in PRP is very important. If you are getting 10ml of PRP from 20ml of blood you most likely aren't even achieving a platelet concentration that is 2x higher than blood levels. With our 60ml Kit, you can create 7ml of PRP with a platelet concentration is is more than 6x higher than blood levels.