PRP Tubes

[@luckychang6082]

this is great update of prp knowledge

[@nikicraveiro8366]

Hello and thank you for your clearly stated advice!! Can you please share a link to purchase the blue top containers that you are suggesting!

[@discokillers8674]

Add Calcium Chloride to activate the PRP to counter the anticoagulant?

[@Nooneis0]

Thank You

[@SimplyFitLondonAlbinaSafarova]

Thank you for this video, where do i buy this tube?pls

[@junaidakhtar-h6g]

Hey can i make seriums for prp in blue caped tubes and how much it should be spined in centrifuge kindly reply

[@MADNIMobile-s6l]

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[@deltamedgeorgia3201]

Hello dear please let us know which brend is this thubes ?

[@awesomeindian2109]

Concentration of sodium citrate...?

[@adrianedossantos7001]

Can you give like a link to where to get the blue one that you recommended and you mentioned about adding a playlets activation does that coming in the tubo or is added separately. And if is separately when to get it? Please would you answer my question thank you

[@cosmopro3476]

Cosmo Pro supply the tubes. There was no mention of adding an activator, the platelets are naturally activated thus iPRF is 100% natural. www.cosmopro.co.uk

[@remisingh5100]

@@cosmopro3476 What is prf?&what is this all about?? Can anyone pls explain...

[@cosmopro3476]

@@remisingh5100 www.iprfsmartcell.com

[@SkinWitchNYC]

@@remisingh5100 so PRP is when u spin in centrifuge and u get the “liquid gold”. If u remove that PRF and put in a clear tube with no additives and spin again, remove the top 2/3 and discard. The bottom 1/3 is PRF and it is concentrated PRP.

[@Luke-ey]

It’s funny to me how things come back around. Now the research has debunked PRF as the preferred and most effective product. With some clinicians wondering if the superior product would be PRP mixed with PRF for the fibrin clot properties mixed with the superior platelet yield of PRP. It’ll be interesting to see where it goes from here.

[@mervearc4478]

Can we say to harvest regenerative prf we should not use yellow tube in which there is no regeneration process

[@cosmopro3476]

If you are referring to IVD Serum tubes then they are not licensed for autologous treatments. However the regeneration efficacy is due to the tube contents and protocol

[@jamantial]

So, it would be fine to draw the blood directly from a syringe and use the sane syringes for the spin?

[@cosmopro3476]

No, this is not a viable option. Syringes are not designed to be spun in a centrifuge. Firstly the g-force on the plunger will compromise the blood and secondly you cannot harvest from a syringe. Therefore a suitable vacutainer is required.

[@jamantial]

I mean, what happens if PRF is gellyfied or almost gellyfies and by mistake it gets injected into a vessel?

[@cosmopro3476]

@@jamantial you cannot inject a gel so this is impossible

[@jamantial]

Ok. And if it has not jellyfied, if injected in a vessel what happens?

[@cosmopro3476]

@@jamantial it’s impossible to cause a VO with iPRF as your body’s fibrinolytic system will kick in!

[@annaturek-skorska2065]

I have read that BD yellow contain endotoxins? Is that correct?

[@laurawells1588]

BD does not claim that any of the Vacutainer blood collection tubes are endotoxin free. None of their tubes are licensed for autologous.

[@ilovedoodlesnoodles4943]

Excellent excellent presentation. Question…i have read from a pharmacist s research, that some other chemical, such as ca x ?per example, needs to be added to the tube in order to activate the potency of the plats. I d love to read your thoughts on the matter. Cheers. Keep up the great work.👍

[@cosmopro3476]

Calcium does not activate or increase the potency of platelets. Thrombin does, and calcium is needed as part of the coagulation cascade. However, activated platelets release calcium therefore is no need or benefit in adding more Ca. (Secondly, where would you source the Ca!) Since iPRF utilizes activated platelets, there is no requirement to add anything else.

[@Soulcervantes777]

What lab tubes are recommended

[@rajanpb2742]

So What tube is the best for hairloss treatment

[@cosmopro3476]

There isn't a specific tube for hair loss. The tube is simply the vessel in which blood is drawn, the treatment and spin protocol is key. Regardless, the tube must be a medical device.

[@ahskincare3150]

So prf not prp?

[@abdullahbahrawy2041]

So can we use the blue one ?

[@SkinWitchNYC]

Yes

[@sribptmsc]

HI I'm from INDIA. how do i get iPRF tubes? rate pls

[@monirfiroz6756]

This is very simple to prepare iPRF. You need tube without anticoagulate. Example Red cap tube. Or plan glass tube. Spin blood sample with 700 rpm for 4minutes. Take plasma portion into syringe and use it in your target area as soon as possible before clot formation.

[@remisingh5100]

What is prf?&what is this all about?? Can anyone pls explain...

[@SkinWitchNYC]

so PRP is when u spin in centrifuge and u get the “liquid gold”. If u remove that PRF and put in a clear tube with no additives and spin again, remove the top 2/3 and discard. The bottom 1/3 is PRF and it is concentrated PRP.

[@heatherdiaz4380]

PRF is platelet rich Fibrin. You need to use a no additive plain red top tube and centrifuge immediately no faster than 400 to 700 rpm. Cooling the tube slows down the clotting process however transferring the plasma extracting close to the Buffy layer. That is where all the good stuff is at. If your plasma in your syringe is tinted orangey in color you did it right.

[@heatherdiaz4380]

If your trying to create the thicker biofiller you simply heat the top layer of plasma leaving the lower 1/3 portion of the yellow plasma behind. Once the top layer is extracted you heat it to 75 degrees for 10 min. You will get a cloudy thicker substance called albumin.

[@heatherdiaz4380]

The difference between plasma and serum is the fibrinogen and fibrin strands.

[@ejnickson1]

Sound is bad on this video, hard to understand

[@bushiecherry]

Sound is perfect maybe it's your device

[@marikoum4141]

agree, hard to understand and also very vague explanation

[@LAOFIE]

@@marikoum4141 agreed !!

[@shoeesss8161]

Maybe your ears are bad

[@luckychang6082]

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[@amania9254]

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