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What Are These PRP Kits Used For?

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) kits are clinical tools designed to isolate and concentrate platelets from a patient’s blood for therapeutic use. PRP contains growth factors and cytokines that support tissue regeneration, making it highly valuable in both medical and aesthetic settings.

These kits are widely used in orthopedics for joint repair and tendon injuries, dermatology for skin rejuvenation, trichology for hair loss management, sports medicine for musculoskeletal injuries, and dentistry for post-surgical healing. PRP’s autologous nature reduces the risk of adverse reactions while enhancing cell repair, angiogenesis, and collagen synthesis.

How Long Does a PRP Treatment Last?

The shelf life of an unopened PRP kit depends on the manufacturer’s specifications and should be stored under appropriate sterile and temperature-controlled conditions. Once opened and the blood is processed, PRP must typically be used within 30 minutes to 4 hours, depending on the stability and activation protocol.

From a therapeutic perspective, results of PRP treatment may last several months. For skin and hair procedures, maintenance treatments are usually scheduled every 3 to 6 months. In orthopedic applications, effects can persist for 6 to 12 months, depending on patient response and treatment area.

Types of PRP Products

PRP kits differ based on their processing method, clinical application, and structure. Selecting the right system depends on treatment goals, required platelet concentration, and workflow preferences.

Single-Spin Kits

These kits use one round of centrifugation to separate plasma from red and white blood cells.
Use case: Quick treatments where moderate platelet concentration is sufficient (e.g., facial rejuvenation).
Advantage: Faster processing.
Limitation: Lower platelet yield compared to double-spin methods.

Double-Spin Kits

A second centrifugation further concentrates platelets and reduces unwanted cellular debris.
Use case: Orthopedic therapy, hair restoration, and procedures requiring higher regenerative output.
Advantage: Higher platelet concentration.
Limitation: Longer preparation time.

Closed System Kits

Completely sealed from blood collection to PRP extraction, minimizing contamination risk.
Use case: Regulatory-sensitive environments, surgical centers.
Advantage: Improved sterility and consistency.
Limitation: May require proprietary equipment.

Open System Kits

Involve manual transfer of blood components, allowing operator customization.
Use case: Clinics with experience in tailoring PRP concentrations.
Advantage: Greater flexibility.
Limitation: Higher risk of contamination if not carefully controlled.

Kits With Anticoagulants

Include additives such as ACD-A to prevent platelet activation during processing.
Use case: Essential for protocols that require delayed activation.
Advantage: Preserves platelet integrity.
Limitation: Requires a post-processing activation step.

Choosing the appropriate PRP system involves balancing speed, concentration, sterility, and clinical objectives.

PRP Kit Brand

PLASMOLIFTING™ PRP GEL is a versatile PRP solution designed for high-performance regenerative therapy. It’s used in aesthetic medicine, orthopedics, and dentistry and is known for consistent platelet yield and gel-based delivery.

PRP Kit Administering Techniques

PRP kits follow a standardized procedure, which must be executed under sterile, clinical conditions. Using PLASMOLIFTING™ PRP GEL as a reference, a typical workflow includes:

1. Blood Collection
   Draw 10–20 mL of the patient’s venous blood into anticoagulant-prepped tubes using a closed sterile system. 
2. Centrifugation
   Spin blood using specific settings (e.g., 1500 RPM for 5–10 minutes), depending on the kit. This separates plasma, red blood cells, and the platelet-rich layer. 
3. PRP Extraction
   Using a sterile syringe or extraction tool, the PRP layer is carefully aspirated, taking care not to include red or white cell layers. 
4. Activation (If Required)
   Some systems use calcium chloride or thrombin to activate platelets immediately before application. 
5. Application
   PRP is injected or applied topically depending on the procedure, whether into the scalp, dermis, joints, or post-surgical wounds. 

Precise technique and sterility are essential to maximize efficacy and minimize complications.

PRP Kit Side Effects

While PRP is autologous and generally safe, some side effects may occur:

• Common: Mild swelling, redness, bruising, or discomfort at the injection site. 
• Rare: Infection, allergic reaction to additives, localized pain flare. 
• Precaution: Using sterile equipment and proper patient screening reduces risks significantly. 

All PRP procedures should be carried out by trained and certified professionals.

Where Can I Purchase PRP Products?

Only licensed medical professionals should buy PRP kits for use in clinical practice. It is essential to purchase from certified suppliers to ensure compliance with quality and safety regulations.

At Kinami Health, practitioners can access PRP kit products from verified manufacturers. All products are vetted for clinical use, CE-certified where applicable, and supported with B2B pricing and fulfillment processes suitable for medical environments.