Onset PRP
We are the official exclusive ONSET PRP tubes and kits distributor
ONSET PRP medical tubes and kits are designed for fast & efficient PRP separation.
With ONSET, you’ll get the perfect concentration of Platelet Rich
Plasma (PRP) every time you use it.
ONSET PRP
Product Introduction
How can ONSET PRP be used in aesthetic treatments?
ONSET PRP can be used in aesthetics to promote skin rejuvenation and stimulate hair growth.

ONSET PRP
Benefits
QUALITY AND CERTIFICATIONS

COMPATIBILITY

Application
How to Use
Preparation:
- Ensure a clean and sterile work environment. Use proper hand hygiene and wear disposable gloves.
- Gather all necessary materials, including PRP tubes, collection accessories (such as syringes and needles), antiseptic solution.
Patient Preparation
- Explain the procedure to the patient and obtain informed consent.
- Identify a suitable venipuncture site, typically the antecubital vein in the arm.
- Cleanse the site with an antiseptic solution and allow it to dry.
Blood Collection
- Attach a sterile needle to a syringe or vacuum blood collection system.
- Insert the needle into the vein and collect the required volume of blood. The amount may vary depending on the specific PRP kit being used. Typically, 10-20 mL of blood is collected.
- Gently invert the blood collection tube several times to mix the blood with the anticoagulant present in the tube.
PRP separation
- Transfer the collected blood into the PRP tube. Follow the instructions provided with the specific PRP kit, as different kits may have varying protocols.
- Seal the PRP tube securely to prevent any leakage during centrifugation.
- Place the PRP tube in a centrifuge. Ensure proper balancing by placing an equal weight or volume opposite the PRP tube.
- Centrifuge the tube at the specified speed and duration recommended by the PRP kit manufacturer. Typically, this involves a two-step process, with the initial spin separating red and white blood cells from plasma, and a second spin further separating the plasma into PRP and platelet-poor plasma (PPP).
PRP collection
- After centrifugation, carefully remove the PRP tube from the centrifuge.
- The PRP will be present as a distinct layer, usually located at the top of the tube. Take care not to disturb the layers during handling.
- Using a sterile syringe or specialized PRP transfer device, carefully extract the PRP layer without aspirating any underlying red or white blood cells or the PPP layer.
PRP application
- Depending on the intended use, the extracted PRP can be applied directly to the desired area or further processed, such as through activation or combination with other substances, as per the treatment protocol recommended by the healthcare professional.
Aftercare
After undergoing a PRP procedure, it's important to follow proper aftercare instructions to optimize healing and maximize the benefits of the treatment.
Avoid touching, rubbing, or scratching the treated area to prevent potential infection.
Avoid applying makeup or other products to the area for a specific period as advised by your healthcare professional
Use a gentle cleanser or sterile saline solution to clean the treated area as recommended. Pat the area dry with a clean, soft towel or let it air dry.
Avoid sun exposure, apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF to shield the area from harmful UV rays.
Avoid strenuous activities
Follow the recommended treatment plan for PRP sessions and any additional treatments or procedures that may be part of your aesthetic or therapeutic regime



