VivaPRP

PRP Tubes (Platelet-Rich Plasma) contain anticoagulants (like ACD or sodium citrate) to prevent clotting, allowing platelets to be separated in a centrifuge. PRP is commonly used for injections in orthopedics, aesthetics, and wound healing. PRF Tubes (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) usually do not contain anticoagulants. Blood is collected and naturally clots during centrifugation, forming a fibrin matrix rich in platelets and growth factors. PRF is preferred for surgical applications and tissue regeneration. Key Difference: PRP yields liquid plasma for injection; PRF forms a fibrin clot suitable for grafts and wound healing.

Consider these factors: Tube type (ACD gel for PRP vs plain glass for PRF), Tube size (typically 5–10 mL for single injections, larger volumes for multiple applications), Compatibility with your centrifuge (ensure the tube fits rotor size and spin speed), Quality and sterility (look for ISO, CE, or FDA-approved tubes), and Intended use (PRP for injections; PRF for grafts or membrane formation).

Yes. All our PRP and PRF tubes are sterile, single-use, and free of endotoxins. They are manufactured under ISO 13485 quality standards, CE-certified for European markets, and compatible with commonly used anticoagulants and centrifugation protocols.

Our products carry CE marking for European markets. All tubes are sterile, single-use, and traceable by batch number, manufactured under ISO 13485 quality management standards.

Yes. Our tubes and kits are widely used in orthopedics (joint injections, tendon repair), aesthetics (hair restoration, facial rejuvenation), dental and oral surgery (bone grafts, tissue regeneration), and wound healing and chronic ulcer treatments.

Orders can be placed through our website or via direct contact with our sales team. Bulk orders receive dedicated support, competitive pricing, and shipping assistance for international clients.