ProInsert Kit
ProInsert reduces the risk for recontamination when retrieving the sperm pellet and cuts the time for sperm preparation by half.
5 one patient kits
During preparation of sperm from a semen sample using a density gradient separation, ProInsert facilitates gradient preparation and pellet retrieval, reduces the risk of recontamination during retrieval of sperm pellet, and reduces the time for completing a density gradient preparation of a semen sample, including sperm retrieval, by almost half. Recommended for use with Nidacon products. See comparison table in leaflet for time savings.
Technical description
- The outer chamber of the ProInsert is used for the preparation of the density gradient.
- The central channel is only used for retrieving the sperm pellet using the pipette supplied, and should never come in contact with the semen sample
Features
- Easy to use.
- Supplied with optimized tubes and pipettes.
- Designed for use with PureSperm products.
- Well documented safety benefits.
- Gamma sterilized and mouse embryo tested (MEA).
Components
Centrifuge tube with insert.
The dimensions for the ProInsert tube are;
Length of tube: 119,5 mm
Length of tube including cap: 121 mm
Tube diameter: 17 mm
Cap diameter: 25 mm
Storage and Stability
N/A
Precautions and warnings
N/A
General recommendations
N/A
Documents
SDS – View PDF
Product insert (latest version) – View PDF EU/Rest of the world or View PDF US
For other languages, contact Nidacon
References
Elimination of bacteria from human semen during sperm preparation using density gradient centrifugation with a novel tube insert
J. Fourie, N. Loskutoff & C. Huyser
Andrologia accepted 2011, June 13
FAQ
I have a very viscous sample; will it go through the ProInsert?
It will, but you can improve the outcome by treating your viscous sample with PureSperm Buffer before use. Dilute your sample with PureSperm Buffer 1+3 incubate in 37°C for 15-30 minutes, mix and it’s ready for the density gradient preparation. You can find more information on our website.
Can I start the centrifugation even if it takes a long time for the samples to get into the tube and even more longer for viscous samples to get through the insert?
– Centrifugation can be started before all the sample has gone through the hole.