Dermabond Mini Skin closure glue

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 Dermabond Mini Skin closure glue.<ul><li>Ιs a skin closure gluing device that can be used to easily close the skin in case of wounds from small surgical incisions and injuries. </li><li>It is a sterile, liquid skin adhesive 0.36ml. </li><li>Its composition contains a monomeric formulation (2-octyl cyanoacrylate) and the dye D & C Violet. </li><li>The package is sterile and consists of an easily broken glass ampoule contained in a plastic vial with an attached tip. </li></ul>Description: <ul><li>Durability: Clinically proven to provide restraint resistance to injuries in 7 days in just 3 minutes. </li><li>Protection: Provides a flexible microbial barrier with 99% in vitro protection for 72 hours against organisms that are usually responsible for infections in the operated area. </li><li>Inhibition of bacteria: Clinically demonstrates inhibition of Gram-positive bacteria (MRSA and MRSE) and Gram-negative bacteria (E coli). </li></ul>In addition, the unique composition of the DERMABOND Mini offers: - Patient comfort providing flexible closure without the pain or stress caused by the needles - Quick closure of small incisions and injuries - Lower cost, while at the same time the patient does not need to come back to have his stitches removed.

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Precision Closure: Dermabond Mini 0.36 mL is designed for the precise closure of easily approximated, small incisions, and lacerations, offering a fast and efficient solution for wound closure. Inhibits Bacterial Growth: This skin adhesive demonstrates in vitro inhibition of both gram-positive bacteria (MRSA and MRSE) and gram-negative bacteria (E. coli), providing an added layer of protection against infection.