Buy zipstitch adhesive skin wound closure device popular sizes

Product Description

ZipStitch is the most advanced wound closure device available without a prescription. It is designed to enable virtually anyone to professionally treat cuts that can’t be closed with bandages, on the spot, wherever they may be. Ideal for a first aid kit, ZipStitch can save time and money and provide peace-of-mind for workers who are out of range of a hospital.

Buy Zipstitch for your first aid kits with popular sizes like 2-3cm, 4-5cm, 13cm.

The Zipstitch skin closure device consists of medical adhesive tape, a pair of polypropylene hasps liner and stable ribbons. The adhesive tape is porous nonwoven or PU film.

Benifits

ZipStitch is the most advanced wound closure device available without a prescription. It is completely non-invasive and easy to use, wherever you may be. ZipStitch enables you to treat cuts with surgical quality technology, when you can’t get to an ER for stitches. You can continue your outdoor activities with less interruption and avoid the potential pain, hassle and out-of-pocket costs associated with a trip for stitches.

• Speed up the wound closure;
• Protect underlying tissues (eg, bone, cartilage, nerve);
• Improve function by choosing the direction of skin tension on the wound edges (eg, avoiding ectropion);
• Improve cosmesis by hiding the scar on borders of cosmetic (sub) units as much as possible;

Operation Instruction

Wound closure device is used for wounds with divergent wound edges. Bringing these edges back together encourages the healing process and impedes germs' ability to penetrate the wound. Wound closure can be done in various ways.

1. Before applying wound closure device, you should stop bleeding and clean the wound.
2. Take out the skin closure and strip the PET membrane transversely.
3. Stick skin closure from the very end of wound and press gently to ensure firm sticking.
4. Apply more skin closure according to the wound size (each device should be 2mm away from others).
5. Tighten the hasps gently.
6. Cut the long ribbons, apply secondary wound dressing if posible.
7. Remove the devices lightly after recovery.

Applicable Cases

• Lacerations;
• Surgical incisions;
• Minimally invasive surgery;
• Cosmetic surgery;
• Noninvasive surgical skin closure designed to provide a suture-like outcome;

Zipstitches are typically used for cuts or wounds that aren't too severe, or for minor surgery. They help seal wounds by pulling the two sides of the skin together without making any contact with the actual wound. This reduces the chance of introducing any bacteria or other substances into the cut..