PRF Tube 12ml No Additive (4pcs/box)

Manson PRF Tube 12ml: This is a specific type of centrifuge tube designed for preparing PRF. The “12ml” indicates the tube’s capacity, and “No Additive” means the tube does not contain anticoagulants or other chemicals, which is standard for PRF preparation.
No Additive: PRF preparation relies on natural blood clotting, so tubes without additives are used to allow the blood to clot naturally during centrifugation.

Manson PRF Tube 12ml Key Features:
1. Material: Typically made of medical-grade glass or plastic.
2. Sterility: These tubes are sterile to ensure safety during blood collection and processing.
3. Volume: 12ml capacity, suitable for collecting an adequate blood sample for PRF preparation.
4. No Additive: Essential for PRF, as additives like anticoagulants would prevent the natural clotting process required for PRF formation.

Manson PRF Tube 12ml Applications:
Dentistry: Used in procedures like bone grafting, dental implants, and periodontal regeneration.
Orthopedics: For promoting healing in joint or tendon injuries.
Cosmetic Surgery: Enhances tissue regeneration in facial aesthetics or wound healing.
General Surgery: Aids in wound healing and tissue repair.

How to Use a Manson PRF Tube 12ml No Additive:
1. Blood Collection:
Draw 12 ml of the patient’s blood using a butterfly needle or syringe and immediately transfer it into the PRF tube.
Ensure minimal delay to prevent premature clotting.
2. Centrifugation:
Place the tube in a centrifuge specifically designed for PRF preparation.
Centrifuge the blood at the recommended speed and time (e.g., 1300–4000 RPM for 8–15 minutes, depending on the protocol).
The blood will separate into layers:
Red blood cells at the bottom.
A fibrin clot (PRF) in the middle.
Platelet-poor plasma at the top.
3. PRF Extraction:
After centrifugation, use sterile forceps to gently remove the PRF clot from the tube.
The PRF clot can be used directly or compressed into membranes for specific applications.
4. Application:
Apply the PRF to the surgical site or area requiring tissue regeneration.

Important Considerations:
Centrifuge Compatibility: Ensure the centrifuge is compatible with 12ml tubes and follows PRF-specific protocols.
Sterility: Maintain strict aseptic conditions during blood collection and PRF preparation.
Storage: PRF should be used immediately after preparation for optimal results, as it is a living biomaterial.
Regulations: Follow local medical and dental regulations for blood handling and PRF preparation.

Advantages of Manson PRF Tube :
Autologous (from the patient’s own blood), reducing the risk of rejection or infection.
Rich in growth factors and cytokines, promoting faster healing.
Simple and cost-effective compared to other regenerative materials.

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