Leukoplast Skin Adhesive BSN 0.7 ml makes it easy to close superficial wounds thanks to its protective antimicrobial barrier. Water-resistant, it promotes rapid healing while conforming to complex areas of the body. Perfect for emergency care at home or in a doctor’s office.
Imagine a quick, clean, and effective solution to promote healing of small wounds without resorting to staples or traditional stitches. That’s exactly what Leukoplast Skin Adhesive offers.
Designed to close superficial wounds—whether cuts, lacerations, or surgical incisions—it acts as an invisible, smart bandage, drawing the edges of the wound together for optimal healing.
Its water-resistant formula is designed for active patients—those who can’t afford to slow down their daily lives. By creating a flexible, waterproof film, it allows the skin to breathe while protecting it from external irritants. This flexible film conforms to the body’s movements, even on complex areas such as the face or brow bone, making it particularly comfortable and discreet to use.
One of this adhesive’s key advantages is its high viscosity, which prevents dripping and allows for clean, quick, and precise application. In less than a minute, it transitions from a liquid state to a polymerized layer, forming a protective antimicrobial barrier that helps reduce the risk of infection. A valuable ally for primary care or minor postoperative follow-ups.
Suitable for wounds up to 20 centimeters in length, it provides uniform closure over long incisions. This makes it a particularly attractive option for hospital care as well as in outpatient settings, especially thanks to its single-use packaging. Each tube, which is disposable once opened, ensures optimal hygiene and safety.
The rapid setting time (25 to 40 seconds) and complete polymerization in 60 seconds make this product not only fast but also very convenient. This saves healthcare providers a considerable amount of time and minimizes stress for patients. Plus, it can be removed painlessly, avoiding discomfort or anxiety when the dressing is taken off.
This skin adhesive is a modern solution for minor everyday emergencies: it secures, protects, and accelerates healing while ensuring simple and hygienic use . It can be used both in a doctor’s office and in a home first-aid kit.
We also offer Cooper Anti-Adhesive Spray 50 ml, ideal for gently removing adhesive bandages or medical devices.
To achieve an even layer and prevent dripping, it is essential to apply the skin adhesive horizontally with a smooth, fluid motion. The pointed tip is recommended for small, localized wounds, while the foam tip allows for broader coverage on longer incisions. Once applied, it is advisable to keep the edges of the wound pressed together until the adhesive has fully set.
The product should be stored at room temperature, ideally below 30°C. Once the tube is opened, polymerization begins rapidly upon contact with air and moisture. It is therefore strongly recommended to use it within 30 minutes of opening.
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Precautions for use:
Cyanoacrylate (detailed composition to be provided)
Packaging
Package containing 1 tube of glue (0.7 ml), 1 pointed tip for greater precision, and a foam tip for broader application.
As a natural complement to good skin hygiene and simple first-aid measures, this skin adhesive can help improve post-injury comfort for superficial wounds. It is particularly suitable for minor procedures, post-suture care, or household injuries.
In addition to a healthy lifestyle, using anantimicrobial barrier product like this one can help limit microbial growth on a vulnerable area while reducing the need for traditional bandages.
The use of this adhesive should be part of a judicious care approach, tailored to the patient’s individual needs and in accordance with best practices for disinfection and wound care. It can thus be incorporated into a first-aid routine at home or on the go.
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