Quick comparison
Calculated price: $158 per gram
Calculated price: $159 per gram
1,000–1,700 micron
The listed cost per gram is nearly identical. The practical choice is therefore the required graft quantity rather than a meaningful unit-price discount.
Exact Whitecap configurations
| Sellable identifier | Existing option label | Base product SKU | Material | Particle range | Weight | Current price | Calculated price / g | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5 g | O.5 G | Rm 50/50 Cor/Can | Irradiated allogenic cortical/cancellous particulate | 1,000–1,700 micron | 0.5 g | $79.00 | $158.00 | Check availability |
| 1g | 1 G | Rm 50/50 Cor/Can | Irradiated allogenic cortical/cancellous particulate | 1,000–1,700 micron | 1.0 g | $159.00 | $159.00 | Check availability |
Prices are catalog snapshots and may change. Confirm the selected option, packaging, current price and inventory on the product page before ordering. “O.5 G” reproduces the existing option label exactly; this guide does not correct or replace it.
Selection and handling checks
The 0.5 g and 1 g choices have effectively the same calculated cost per gram.
The manufacturer and Whitecap listings identify the 50/50 mix as 1,000–1,700 micron.
Use the linked product selector for current price, inventory and ordering-unit details.
The manufacturer states room-temperature storage, single-patient use, no resterilization and clinician responsibility for handling and traceability.
Manufacturer verification
Rocky Mountain Tissue Bank’s product catalog lists the 50/50 cortical/cancellous mix as irradiated allogenic cortical/cancellous particulate in 0.5 g and 1.0 g sizes with a 1,000–1,700 micron particle range. Its registrations page lists FDA HCT/P registration number 3000215348 and AATB accreditation number 0008515. These organization-level records do not supply a verified option-level MPN for Whitecap, so the MPN/REF field remains on HOLD.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 0.5 g and 1 g options?
They share the same listed 50/50 cortical/cancellous composition and 1,000–1,700 micron particle range. The catalog difference is the selected weight and its current listed price.
Which size has the lower unit cost?
The 0.5 g option calculates to $158 per gram and the 1 g option to $159 per gram using the current $79 and $159 prices. The difference is $1 per gram.
Does this page change the Whitecap product or Shopping feed?
No. It is an educational comparison page that links to the existing product. It does not change product identity, options, price, stock or feed data.
Why is no manufacturer MPN shown?
The official sources reviewed confirm the family, composition, particle range and weights, but they do not establish a verified one-to-one MPN match for the two Whitecap sellable identifiers. The field remains unfilled rather than inferred.