- Used for holding minor cuts and lacerations together, often as an alternative to sutures for small wounds
Uses
- Securing and protecting minor cuts and lacerations
- Acting as an alternative to stitches or staples for small wounds
- Supporting wound closure in post-operative care
- Providing a sterile barrier to protect a wound from infection
Features
- Dimensions: Specifically, the strips measure
, which is ideal for small wounds.
3/8′′×1−13/16′′3 / 8 double prime cross 1 minus 13 / 16 double prime3/8′′×1−13/16′′ - Adhesive: A high-quality, strong, and secure adhesive holds the strip firmly in place.
- Material: The strips are typically made of breathable, flexible, and lightweight material, sometimes with a translucent or sheer finish.
- Hygiene: They are individually wrapped in sterile, easy-to-peel pouches to ensure a clean application every time.
- Design: The "butterfly" shape provides extra support and security. The strips are easy to apply and remove, and are latex-free.
Benefits
- Secure Closure: The strong adhesive holds wound edges together effectively, promoting proper healing.
- Natural Healing: By keeping the wound edges aligned, the strips allow for natural healing without the need for sutures or staples.
- Infection Prevention: The sterile, individual packaging minimizes the risk of introducing bacteria to the wound.
- Convenience and Cost-Effectiveness: They offer a simple, readily available, and cost-effective solution for managing minor injuries without a trip to the doctor.
- Comfort: The flexible, breathable material provides a comfortable fit, reducing discomfort during everyday activities.
