Tissue Adhesive

MeriGlu Topical Skin Adhesive is a waterproof formula consisting of monomeric N-Butyl Cyanoacrylate, which polymerises quickly when comes in contact with tissue fluid. MeriGlu is intended for topical application to close easily approximated skin edges of wounds from surgical incisions. Learn More About Meril Wound Closure Products Indicati ons - Skin Closure for small to medium incisions: General surgery Orthopedic Dental surgery ENT surgery Trauma Care   Meril's glue is N-Butyl Cyanoacrylate whereas other glues in the market are 2 Octyl Cyanoacrylate. N-Butyl has the strongest bond, quickest setting time and widest coverage among all other glues. MeriGlu is also approved in the NHS framework.   There are many advantages of skin glue such as:  It is known to provide complete microbial barrier against Staphylococcus Aureus, MRSA and E.Coli.  Skin glue has great cosmetic effect. There is no need of dressing and less needle count for nurses, and there is no need for any removal, as glue sloughs off on its own after 7 to 10 days. Using glue is atraumatic for patients. Patients can take showers after glue has been applied.  The usage of glue is much faster and very convenient for any practice.

INDERMIL® flexifuze Topical Tissue Adhesive is a sterile, liquid topical tissue adhesive composed of an Octyl blend cyanoacrylate formulation. This rapid-setting adhesive seals the skin in just 30 seconds* and will stay in place for 5-8 days, acting as a physical barrier to microbial penetration and the risk of infection. Indicated for the closure of skin wounds, including laparoscopic incisions and trauma-induced lacerations and may be used in conjunction with deep dermal stitches. Easy to use Includes flow control applicator with patented brush tip. Cannula applicator Option to use the cannula applicator providing pin point accuracy. Adhesive has a long working life (up to 20 minutes). As flexible as skin. Showerproof an hour after application. No discolouration of wound site Dye free formulation. Quick and less painful than suturing. No discernible heat during application: No burning or stinging. May eliminate the use of sharps and therefore reduces the risk of needle-stick injury. 0.75g ampoule. No need to refrigerate Adhesive can be stored at room temperature (4-30ËšC). No need for the patient to come back for suture or staple removal. Supplied in ready-to-use application vial. Sold singly. Veterinary situations in which tissue adhesives have been used include: Closure for small wounds, including after neutering Microchipping wound closure in birds and reptiles Dental and oral surgery Wound reinforcement in addition to sutures, for larger wounds where tension may be present Treatment of corneal lesions including ulcers Anchoring feeding tubes, drains and cannula to skin. *30 seconds is a benchtop standard test used by TA manufacturers. Allow for 30 60 seconds drying time to ensure the adhesive is tack-free.

N-butyl Cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive. Bottle with 6 individually wrapped applicator tips. Blue dye for easy-to-see drop application. Acts within seconds. For use on lacerations, abrasions, suture/staple line sealing, tooth extractions, oral surgeries. Stops bleeding and provides protection against infections. 2.5ml bottle with 6 applicators.