Tubes for PRP (PROFESSIONAL) with sodium citrate, 8.5ml
Professional vacuum tube for PRP therapy. Sodium citrate 3.2% + 0.6% siliconization for maximum yield of non-activated platelets. For aesthetic medicine, trichology, orthopedics.
Class IIa medical device
Not a laboratory tube. Certified for therapeutic use (ISO 13485). The cost difference compared to laboratory tubes is less than 2% of the procedure price. Why does this matter?
Volume:
8.5 ml
Purpose:
PRP Professional
Anticoagulant:
Sodium citrate
Medical devices are intended for use by qualified healthcare professionals in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. The information on the website is for informational purposes only and does not replace medical consultation. More details
Certified. Products have undergone the conformity assessment in accordance with the Technical Regulation on Medical Devices (CMU Resolution No. 753). ISO 13485:2016 quality management system. View certificates
Double platelet protection
Professional tube provides simultaneous biochemical and physical platelet protection — this defines quality level and guarantees obtaining PRP with maximum therapeutic potential.
Key characteristics
How it works
Two key factors ensure obtaining highest quality PRP: optimal anticoagulant and inert tube material.
Anticoagulant role
Sodium citrate — gold standard anticoagulation for PRP therapy. Reliably prevents blood coagulation keeping platelets in natural state.
Material role
Medical glass provides complete chemical inertness and optimal conditions for preserving all blood components during procedure.
What you will get
Final product characteristics
Golden liquid plasma, 3–4 ml from 8.5 ml of blood. Platelet count 4–5 times above baseline.
Biological activity
After tissue administration, platelets activated by extracellular matrix collagen and release:
Usage time
Obtained PRP should be used within 10-30 minutes after centrifugation to preserve maximum biological activity.
Clinical application
PRP Professional 8.5 ml tube intended for wide range of medical and aesthetic procedures.
Best suited for
Local procedures treating one area — periorbital region, individual wrinkles, point joint injections, trichological procedures on limited area.
Why choose this tube
Double platelet protection
Maximum PRP quality thanks to combination of biochemical and physical platelet protection from collection moment to administration.
Optimal 8.5 ml volume
Sufficient for local procedures without excess. Smaller blood collection volume — more comfortable for patient.
Anticoagulation gold standard
Sodium citrate — internationally recognized standard preserving platelet function and ensuring optimal anticoagulant to blood ratio.
Medical glass
Material chemical inertness and vacuum stability throughout entire shelf life.
Economic efficiency
Smaller volume — lower cost for single zone procedures. No excess biomaterial wasted.
Recommended protocol
Protocol compliance ensures obtaining highest quality PRP with maximum therapeutic potential.
Preparation
Check package integrity and expiration date. Prepare necessary equipment: blood collection needle, holder, centrifuge, syringes.
Blood draw
Perform venipuncture using standard technique. Wait for complete tube filling (8.5 ml). After filling, carefully invert tube 5-6 times to mix with anticoagulant.
Centrifugation
Install tube in centrifuge vertically. Balance rotor (for odd number use water counterweight). Centrifuge according to chosen protocol.
Obtaining PRP
Carefully remove tube, avoiding layer mixing. Using syringe with long needle draw plasma above erythrocyte layer. For injection use new sterile syringe and needle.
Application
Administer PRP within 10-30 minutes after obtaining. Follow injection protocol for selected area.
Critically important
Critically important: maintain exact 8.5 ml volume to maintain optimal blood:anticoagulant ratio.
Why do therapeutic tubes cost more than laboratory tubes?
MM Medic tubes are class IIa medical devices certified for therapeutic use. Laboratory tubes (IVD) are intended exclusively for testing and disposal, not for introduction into the human body.
Contents
Safe anticoagulants (citrate, heparinate) or no additives (PRF)—formulated for therapeutic use. Laboratory tubes contain EDTA, which irreversibly destroys platelets.
Material
Medical borosilicate glass or special medical-grade PET—selected for the specific therapeutic protocol. Laboratory tubes are not designed for contact between their contents and the patient's tissues.
Certification
ISO 13485:2016, safety class IIa, gamma sterilization, individual sterile packaging. Laboratory tubes carry only an IVD marking.
Note
The cost difference compared to laboratory tubes is 50–80 UAH—less than 2% of the procedure cost (2,500–5,000 UAH). Using uncertified tubes for injections violates the law and puts the patient's health at risk. Learn more in the FAQ
Important warnings
Single use only. Reuse prohibited.
Frequently asked questions
Why this tube ensures high PRP quality?
What is difference between 8.5 ml and 12 ml tube?
What blood to anticoagulant ratio must be followed?
How long does PRP remain stable after preparation?
Why is 3.2% sodium citrate used and not other anticoagulants?
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