Rebound PRP and PRF the high performance prp solution

The most common use is osteoarthritis, and tendon and ligament injuries. There is also published literature using PRP for mares with breeding issues. The use of PRP in the horse for cutaneous wounds and in joints has been gaining favor.  

 As long as it will hold a vacutainer and have adjustable speed and time, it should work. 

Centrifuge RPM Setting for Feline & Canine: 2,100rpm for 10 mins

Anticoagulant is provided in the kit. If you need more, any citrate based anticoagulant will work (e.g. sodium citrate, ACD, CPD…).  

We recommend injecting the PRP within 6 hours of blood collection  

An acute wound is not the same as a chronic one. An infected wound is not the same as a clean one. Thus, it is intuitive that PRP makeup should vary with the type of injury  

 No, the REBOUND PRP kit is designed to work in your clinic or in the field.  

G-Force is not the same as RPMs. Blood components separate based on the G-Force they are subjected to. For example, 1,000rpms on a small centrifuge may equal 120G’s, but on a large centrifuge could equal over 700G’s  

PRP is derived from an animal’s own blood (autologous use) to avoid immune reactions or compatibility issues. Injecting PRP from one animal into another risks rejection, allergic reactions, or disease transmission.

Qualification studies, performed on equine blood at Kansas State University, showed the one spin process concentrated platelets 2.3x and reduced WBCs 95%. The two-spin process concentrated platelets in excess of 7x and WBCs 1.8x.  

The REBOUND PRP kit can process 10cc to 50cc of blood. The amount of PRP produced is 15ml or more.   

 Freezing PRP is NOT recommended.