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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
A 2-octyl topical adhesive with a high-viscosity formulation designed to reduce the risk of adhesive migration away from the wound site. Creates a protective barrier to pathogens, including MRSA. Can remain intact for 7–10 days. Has an angled applicator and transparent tip.
Closure of minor incisions and traumatic wounds
Do not apply to internal organs, on or near mucosal surfaces, across mucocutaneous junctions, or on areas with dense natural hair, within the conjunctival sac of the eye, or on skin that might be regularly exposed to body fluids. Do not use on wounds with evidence of active microbial or fungal infections, or gangrene. Do not apply to pressure ulcers, or on animal or bite wounds. Do not use on patients with preoperative system infections, uncontrolled diabetes or other diseases known to interfere with wound healing. Do not use on patients with a known hypersensitivity to cyanoacrylate, formaldehyde or benzethonium chloride.
Gel tissue adhesive with two applicators.
Tissue adhesive. Available in blue or clear translucent options. Can now be stored at room temperature.
Cyanoacrylate-based tissue adhesive for longer surgical wounds. An applicator tip facilitates creation of longer layers onto the surgical incision. Can be stored at room temperature
Tissue adhesive. Available in blue or translucent options. Can now be stored at room temperature.
Tissue adhesive. Available as Standard and Flow Control Tissue Adhesive.
Skin closure strip with microporous non-woven material designed to let the skin ‘breathe’ and reinforced filaments for added strength. Coated with a hypoallergenic adhesive.
