PRP Preparation Training Kit with 2 x 15mL Tubes, Organized Tray and Accessories for Lab Research, Training and Demonstration Use (1)

Just like the description

This PRP kit is currently $35. It is a nice kit and pretty much includes the necessary supplies. My only complaint is that there is no safety device on the needle, which I feel is necessary when handling another person's blood. Overall it is a good quality kit for the price.

This is a complete kit for prp or prf, it comes with everything stated with 1 exception, no stopcock. It is missing from a sealed kit? To me that says 1. No quality control or 2. It was not supposed to be included. I know there are other reasons, but this kit is packed and sterilized, so it seems that some quality control would happen while boxing? Unfortunately I do not have a prp scheduled for 3 weeks so I can't review the tubes performance, but will edit once used. This kit comes with a long needle that can be used for pulling the plasma from the collection tube, or for injection of the prp depending on your technique and what the patient needs done. I know these are a bit costly, and you can get the supplies for free from the lab you use for blood tests, but I personally find it nice to have the kit all right in front of me. Also if you ever do reduced first prp visits this would be easy to have a client buy and bring to the visit; reducing some of the costs incurred. The tubes are glass and not plastic as I have seen in some of these kits. I am not sure why this is listed as a training kit(as of 6/20/26), there are not even any instructions included, and with the missing stopcock your "training" would not even be completable. This and the missing item is my reason for the 3 star review.

We are currently using this PRP preparation training kit in our lab as we begin to introduce PRP services to clients, and it has been a helpful addition during this setup and training phase. The kit is well organized and logically arranged, making it easy to follow the preparation steps in a structured and consistent way. This is especially useful when teaching proper technique and ensuring that all staff members are following the same process. The components feel like good quality for training and demonstration purposes, and the included tray and accessories help keep everything organized during use, which improves workflow and reduces confusion during instruction. Overall, this is a solid purchase for the price. When introducing a new procedure like PRP, having a clear, repeatable system for teaching correct and consistent technique is essential, and this kit supports that goal well.

This tray includes everything needed to draw, and prep a PRP sample except for the centrifuge. This kit costs $35 presently which is a good value. I have not used it to prep or inject PRP as of yet. I do have feedback on the tray from a logistical standpoint. Once you open the tray all items are exposed to air and sterility is broken. So you'd have to be very careful on how you grab things from the tray and how you would plan working and setting up. One of my pet peeves that I see with this kit and I saw it with another one is the lack of a needle safety device. This is a big deal breaker for me. I still rank it a 4/5 stars. I just don't think that I will use it for injectable PRP.

This kit is perfect for teaching basic lab skills. The organized tray keeps everything in place, and the 15ml tubes are a good size for practice. It’s simple, practical, and works well for demonstrations. Great value for labs or schools.

[Ordered as a demonstration sample] I ordered this kit as a demonstration sample for staff training and for explaining the procedure to patients at our clinic. The components sit in a clear plastic tray, so the contents can be shown to others without breaking the seal. [Sturdy enough for repeated demos] The package is firmly sealed, and both the clear plastic front and the paper backing feel sturdy. Because of that, it holds up well to being picked up and handled again and again during explanations. [A complete single-use set] The set brings together the blood-collection supplies, the PRP tubes, and the injection tools used for the procedure. Add disposable gloves, a disinfectant, a centrifuge, a tourniquet, and adhesive bandages, and you would have what a single PRP session calls for. Every item is single-use, so nothing here is meant to be reused. [Points I noticed] The blood-collection holder is small and short, and inserting the long PRP tube with one hand looks difficult. A luer-lock cap for sealing the syringe without a needle is not included, and one would have been handy if an injection has to be put off to another day and the PRP must be kept frozen in the meantime. [A discrepancy that undermines reliability] I only handled the kit as a sample, so I cannot speak to how each individual piece performs, but from the outside everything looks well put together, and for demonstration use that is perfectly fine. The printed information, though, is harder to overlook. The product description gives the PRP tubes as 15 ml, while the outer box prints 10 ml; and the syringes in my set were not the sizes the box lists either — it shows 1 ml and 10 ml, while the two I received measured 2.5 ml and 5 ml. For a medical kit, accurate information is a basic requirement, so discrepancies like these cannot be brushed aside, and they lower my confidence in the set. [Overall value] For use as a sample, the price is reasonable. Even so, the labeling inconsistencies are the main thing keeping my rating from going higher.

The tray is sturdy and holds the tubes securely. The kit comes ready for training — no extra setup needed. I’ve used it for multiple sessions, and it holds up well. Ideal for workshops or student practice.