Dr. PRP USA Kit vs EZ PRF Kit - Comparison Report

New players have entered the regenerative medicine stage. While the regenerative power of platelets is increasingly being recognized due to the success of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatments in medical aesthetic and orthopedic practices, innovations like PRF and PRFM are emerging with new practical applications.

Platelet-rich fibrin, known as PRF, has received a great deal of attention the last couple of years, as a second-generation platelet concentrate. Some claim it is better than PRP. Here at Dr. PRP USA, we support both options – believing that each has its own place in the field of regenerative medicine.

The more important question to ask – as with PRP – is this: “How can you get the best PRF?” It is not an easy question to answer. For years now, Dr. PRP USA has been compiling reports comparing various PRP kits on the market – because not all PRP kits are created equal.

The same can be said when you are seeking the best options for PRF. So, Dr. PRP USA is unveiling the first in a series of comparison reports for PRF. In this report, we will compare the PRF potential of two systems: Dr. PRP USA vs. EZ PRF.

Comparing PRF Systems

PRF therapies enhance the healing process by extracting the platelets and combining them in a platelet concentrate that is biocompatible with your cells. The resulting compound contains large amounts of growth factors, stem cells, and other essential cells needed for bone healing, hair growth, and other regeneration.

Like PRP, PRF utilizes the patient's own blood and a centrifuge, but the processing method differs. PRF is obtained by centrifuging the blood without anticoagulants. What results is an autologous blood product in the form of a fibrin clot containing regenerative platelets.

Without an anticoagulant, PRF forms a fibrin matrix gelatinous clot in the test tube. This fibrin matrix helps confine growth factor secretion to the injection site. Research also indicates that fibroblasts reorganize this fibrin matrix to promote collagen synthesis.

The centrifugation speed is also much lower than that used for PRP, which is thought to protect cells from damage.

With PRP, the concentration of platelets is much higher, with removal of stem cells, white blood cells and red blood cells sought. PRF is different in that it maintains a steady leukocyte count helpful in providing other benefits when it comes to tissue and bone regeneration.

So how do you compare different systems for PRF production? Clearly, an issue like which anticoagulant is used is no longer a consideration since anticoagulants are not used at all in the creation of PRF. So, our comparison charts for PRF will look a bit different – focusing on other priorities and capturing different measures of excellence.

Some things don’t change, though, like how long the business has been in operation and if the medical devices used to create PRF have received FDA 501(k) clearance. Those issues continue to take center stage in any comparison report.

Platelet Recovery

Platelet Concentration Factor

Technology

Time for Centrifugion

Volume Capacity

Single Tube Process

Contamination Prevention

Compatibility

What The Kit Includes

Regulatory Status

Company in Operation

The Choice is Clear

Dr. PRP USA’s Kit for producing the highest quality PRP and PRF offers transparent pricing, FDA 510(k) Clearance, the option to create both PRF and PRP, equipment compatibility and versatility, years of experience – and more! From a side-by-side comparison of the criteria above, it should be clear the Dr. PRP USA kits for PRF come out on top.

Discover what the Dr. PRP USA difference can mean for you and your practice. For medical suppliers or medical providers interested in learning more about the Dr. PRP USA line of PRP/PRF kits, you may reach the company directly at 844-377-7787.

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