PRP Kit

A closed, single centrifugation system for platelet rich plasma.

What it treats

Applications

  • Skin rejuvenation.
  • Hair restoration.
  • Orthopaedics.
  • Aesthetic medicine, a specialty D-MED names for the PRP Kit.
  • Sports medicine, a specialty D-MED names for the PRP Kit.
  • Urology, a specialty D-MED names for the PRP Kit.
The mechanism

How it works

D-MED PRP Kit prepares platelet rich plasma from the patient's own blood in one centrifugation cycle. D-MED describes the system as closed, to reduce the risk of contamination during preparation, and offers two protocols for this cycle on its product page: the Pure PRP Protocol and the Amber PRP Protocol.

Platelet dose

4.3 Billion platelets, per D-MED R&D Laboratories analysis

Purity

95.4%, per the same analysis

CE classification

Class IIb, as stated by D-MED

Kit contents

Every essential component for PRP preparation ships in a single kit, D-MED states

In the room

Why this system

A closed system, one spin

Platelet rich plasma is prepared in a single centrifugation cycle, in a closed system, from the patient's own blood.

Class IIb, as D-MED states it

D-MED classifies the kit as a Class IIb device.

Tubes built for this preparation

On the kit's own page, D-MED describes its PRP Tubes as specially designed for PRP preparation and manufactured as medical devices under strict quality standards.

Built under GMP, as D-MED describes it

D-MED states it manufactures the kit in a single-site facility with 1 ISO Class 8, 4 ISO Class 7 and 1 ISO Class 6 cleanroom, and that the whole process, from raw material through to sterilisation and final packaging, runs under ISO 13485 medical device quality management standards. D-MED states this quality system is audited and certified by authorised notified bodies, and by Lloyd's Register in the United Kingdom.

The detail

What to know

The tubes this kit uses

D-MED PRP Tubes, which the kit's own page names as designed for this preparation, have their own product page and their own specification.

How many centrifugation cycles does the PRP Kit need?

One. It is a closed, single centrifugation system.

What device class does D-MED give the PRP Kit?

Class IIb, as stated by D-MED.

Which tubes does the PRP Kit use?

D-MED's own PRP Tubes, which the kit's page describes as specially designed for PRP preparation. They have their own product page.

Is the plasma made from donor material?

No. No product in this portfolio uses human donor material of any kind; every regenerative system here is autologous, plant-derived or synthetic.

DNA Nexus support

DNA Nexus will supply and set up the D-MED PRP Kit on site.

PRP Kit - D-MED