10 ML PRF Tube Platelet Rich Fibrin No Additive

The 10 mL PRF Tube (No Additive) is a sterile, single-use blood collection tube designed specifically for the preparation of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) without chemical anticoagulants, gels, or separation agents. The tube’s formulation and manufacturing process preserve the natural clotting cascade so clinicians obtain a dense, biologically active fibrin matrix rich in platelets and growth factors — an ideal autologous scaffold for wound healing and tissue regeneration.

Key advantages:

• Additive-free: no anticoagulant, no clot activator, no separation gel.

• Clinical volume: 10 mL per tube — sufficient for PRF membranes or injectable PRF preparations.

• Sterile, individually packaged for aseptic use.

• Manufactured to ensure consistent vacuum draw and predictable PRF yield.

Intended Uses & Clinical Applications

This 10 mL additive-free PRF tube is indicated for procedures where pure PRF is required, including but not limited to:

• Dental implantology and socket preservation

• Periodontal regeneration and soft tissue augmentation

• Oral and maxillofacial surgery for enhanced healing

• Aesthetic and reconstructive medicine (skin rejuvenation, soft tissue repair)

• Orthopedics and sports medicine adjunctive treatments

• Preparation for autologous membranes, grafting material (sticky bone) and injectable PRF formulations

Clinicians favor additive-free PRF when chemical additives could interfere with native fibrin polymerization or when the clinical protocol relies on unmodified, autologous clot formation.

The Use of Different Colors and Sizes of PRP Tubes:

Packaging, Storage & Ordering

• Packaging options: 100 per box (custom packaging and private-label options available).

• Storage conditions: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; recommended storage temperature 4–25°C. Do not freeze.

• Shelf life & traceability: Each tube is labeled with the lot number and expiry date for inventory control.

• MOQ and lead times: Flexible—samples available for clinical evaluation prior to larger orders.

How It Works — Practical Preparation Guide (Clinical Workflow)

Because these PRF tubes contain no anticoagulant, timeliness and correct centrifugation are critical for consistent results. Below is a concise, practice-oriented workflow commonly used in clinical settings:

1. Blood draw: Draw peripheral venous blood directly into the 10 mL PRF tube. Minimize delay between venipuncture and centrifugation.

2. Immediate transfer to centrifuge: Place tubes promptly into a compatible centrifuge to avoid pre-clotting at room temperature. Different PRF protocols (A-PRF, C-PRF, i-PRF) require specific RCF and time settings; typical starting parameters range from low-speed short-time to moderate RCF longer durations — confirm protocol for desired PRF type.

3. Centrifugation: Run according to the selected protocol. After centrifugation, a fibrin clot forms between the red cell fraction and platelet-poor plasma.

4. Harvesting: Carefully extract the clot and prepare it as a membrane, plug, or injectable product as required by your clinical procedure.

5. Use & storage: Use PRF immediately for best biological activity; follow clinical protocols for handling and application.

Note: Always validate centrifugation settings and handling steps in your facility. We provide recommended starting parameters and can assist with protocol optimization for specific clinical outcomes.