Surgiseal topical skin adhesive provides the optimal balance between strength and flexibility.
Secureseal octyl topical skin adhesive.
Secureseal octyl topical skin adhesive by cardinal health combines a fast setting octyl adhesive with a uniquely designed applicator creates a safe strong and secure topical skin closure that is easy to use and control.
Applicator open time 1 2 4.
The company also offers liquiband butyl topical skin adhesive from advanced medical solutions.
In vitro studies 3 have shown that cardinal health liquiband octyl topical skin adhesive acts as a protective barrier to microbial penetration as long as the adhesive film remains intact.
The table below lists the types of topical skin adhesives along with their trade name.
Description tip tint volume packaging chlot01 08 cardinal health topical skin adhesive liquiband octyl dome violet 0 8ml 10 each box 6 box case chlom01 04 cardinal health topical skin adhesive liquiband octyl mini dome violet 0 4ml 10 each box 6 box case.
Surgiseal may be used with but not in place of deep dermal sutures.
Secureseal adhesive sheet 156 00.
Sa s 1l 0 12mm thick 17 8cm x 25 4cm double sided each.
The topical skin adhesives or glues are liquid cyanoacrylate monomers that polymerize into long solid chains upon contact with blood or a wound surface thus holding wound edges together.
Avoids premature drying or clogging and allows adhesive to be expressed for up to 90 minutes after activation.
Secureseal octyl topical skin adhesive is the newest addition to the cardinal health topical skin adhesive portfolio.
What are topical skin adhesives.
2 octyl cyanoacrylate cat no.
Surgiseal adhesive can replace sutures for incision or laceration repair and is designed to save time during wound repair provide a flexible water resistant antimicrobial protective coating and eliminate the need for suture removal.
Secureseal adhesive sheet quantity.
This topical skin adhesive is a 2 octyl cyanoacrylate formulation used for minimally invasive surgical procedures or repair of simple trauma induced lacerations.