The PRF-BRGF is an autologous pure blood concentrate without anticoagulants or additives that forms in a fibrin clot when blood contacts the hydrophilic glass surface activating the coagulation factors naturally, all with patented tubes in a single patient use sterile pack for a safer PRF.
PRF is used to mix with bone graft material to improve bone graft handling characteristics
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PRF is used in oral surgery and dental implantology

PRF is primarily employed in bone tissue regeneration methods, notably in tissue regeneration, preservation of dental extraction sites, maxillary sinus lift, and various oral and maxillofacial bone augmentation procedures using bone graft materials. PRF is used in invasive surgery in direct contact with the patient. PRF Contamination Risk

What’s PRF?

PRF is the most modern technique in dentistry for tissue regeneration. Using autologous plasma in its natural, pure, sterile state, free from additives or coatings and having the glass protected against breakage, improves safety, thereby making the PRF-BRGF system a safer medical device.

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PRF-BRGF Difference: COMPLIANCE & SAFETY

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PRF Plasma Purity

Our PRF-BRGF Blood collection tubes comply with FDA and federal regulation that mandates no additives that could have an adverse effect on PRF blood purity.
PRF-BRGF blood collection tubes are safer plain tubes without additives or silica coats.

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PRF-BRGF Biotechnology Safer device

The PRF-BRGF blood collection tubes are made out of glass to avoid the need to use a silica coat and have a puncture-resistant sleeve to prevent tube breakage and to avoid the risk of injury and cross contamination complying with the OSHA, FDA, and NIOSH mandate for glass blood collection tubes. This law is effective since 1990’s due to a doctor’s death after a glass tube breakage led to his death due to blood contamination with HIV.
According to OSHA laws, it is mandatory to replace medical devices with safer devices when available.

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Bio-compatibility

The PRF-BRGF blood collection tubes and instruments go through extensive biocompatibility testing and batch endotoxin testing to ensure safety

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Performance Testing

Our PRRF-BRGF System and components are tested to confirm performance along aging and transportation tests.

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Non-Pyrogen Tubes & Instruments

Pyrogenicity testing is a standard biocompatibility test for our PRF supplies with endotoxin batch testing of PRF-BRGF system components to ensure safety

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the risks of PRF contamination?

Using blood collection tubes or needles that are not in a single-patient-use sterile pack is not recommended due to PRF contamination risk. PRF is used in contact with the patient’s circulatory system, and all needles and supplies shall be sterile for safety, regulatory compliance and to avoid legal liability risks.

What are the benefits of using PRF?

PRF offers a natural and effective approach to promoting healing and tissue regeneration in various medical and dental applications.

What is the difference between red cap and Yellow cap tubes?

Our tubes don’t have any additives so the main difference lies in their material and intended use, the yellow cap tubes are made of plastic and the red cap tubes are made of glass.

How much time does it take to manufacture PRF?

To make PRF usually the doctor takes 1 to 2 minutes to draw blood and centrifuge time is 8 minutes. Dental offices can have an assistant certified to perform all procedures and just pass the PRF mixed with bone to the doctor at the end of the procedure.

What are the red caps and yellow cap tubes used for?

The red cap tubes are used to obtain the PRF clot to make membranes to make sticky bone and the yellow tubes are used to obtain Liquid PRF and make steaky bone.

How do we learn to implement PRF in our dental practice?

We offer continuing education courses specifically focused on PRF and its application in dentistry. These courses cover topics such as the science behind PRF, preparation techniques, clinical applications, and case studies.

What is the equipment needed to use PRF in our practice?

A centrifuge machine is essential for spinning blood samples to separate the different components and isolate the PRF, as well as the blood collection tubes and the PRF instruments.

When will be the PRF-BRGF system available in the USA market?

We expect to have the FDA clearance before the end of the first quarter of 2025

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