PRP Leukodepletion Filter|DaJiMed 

At DaJiMed, we are committed to providing innovative solutions for blood processing. Our PRP leukodepletion filter is designed to efficiently remove white blood cells from platelet-rich plasma (PRP), ensuring the purity and effectiveness of the final product. This leukoreduction filter is particularly useful for applications in regenerative medicine and orthopedic treatments. Our PRP leukodepletion filter is engineered to provide high-quality leukocyte-poor PRP. It is designed to effectively reduce the leukocyte count while maintaining a high platelet recovery rate. This ensures that the PRP is suitable for various therapeutic applications, including the treatment of knee osteoarthritis.

Key Features

• High Efficiency: The filter consistently achieves a leukocyte removal rate of over 90% while maintaining a platelet recovery rate of approximately 80%.

• Biocompatibility: Made from materials that are well-suited for blood contact, ensuring minimal risk of adverse reactions.

• Easy to Use: Designed for simple integration into existing PRP processing workflows, with no need for additional priming or complex setup.

Applications

The PRP leukodepletion filter is ideal for use in medical facilities and research labs that require high-quality leukocyte-poor PRP. It is particularly beneficial in orthopedic and regenerative medicine applications where the presence of leukocytes can lead to increased inflammation.

Customer Benefits

By choosing DaJiMed's PRP leukodepletion filter, you can expect:

• Reliable Performance: Our filters are backed by rigorous testing and a proven track record of consistent performance.

• Cost-Effective Solutions: We offer competitive pricing without compromising on quality, making our products accessible to a wide range of customers.

• Comprehensive Support: Our dedicated team provides technical support and after-sales service to ensure you get the most out of our products.

We look forward to helping you achieve your goals in blood processing and regenerative medicine.