A closed, tube-based PRP system built for a real clinic day. Smaller draw, fewer hands on the blood, and a result that does not change depending on who runs it.
Draw the blood, spin it, done. The anticoagulant is preloaded and a separator gel does the work. No manual transfer, no open handling, no hand-extraction of a layer you can barely see.
A calibrated gel barrier holds red cells and inflammatory white cells below it. The separation is not riding on operator technique, so your MA gets the same preparation you would.
Not locked to a machine preset. Remove platelet-poor plasma before resuspension to dial roughly 1.6x up to 8x, per patient, per case.
Compared with open buffy-coat and container systems, which typically run five to seven steps with an open transfer, RegenLab is a closed glass tube: less handling, lower contamination risk, and a consistent result across operators.
PRP is, in most practices, a cash-pay offering. That makes it a revenue line the practice controls rather than a reimbursement fight.
Because the preparation is simple and runs at the point of care during the same visit, it fits into a normal clinic day rather than requiring a dedicated workflow.
Sealed glass tube, standard 21G butterfly draw, single spin.
Two steps means the person who draws the blood can prepare the PRP.
Developed and manufactured in the USA.
A RegenLab specialist will bring the kit and walk your team through the two-step preparation on your own counter. About 20 minutes.
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