Product Description
What this is and who it is for
GluStitch PeriAcryl tissue adhesive is a sterile, single‑use cyanoacrylate topical adhesive supplied as 0.2 mL pre‑loaded applicators. It is intended for clinicians and dental/oral surgery or minor‑wound care practitioners who need a visible, single‑use adhesive for closure of low‑tension incisions and simple lacerations.
Specifications
- Volume per applicator: 0.2 mL.
- Pack count: 12 pre‑loaded single‑use applicators per box.
- Colour/visibility: Violet dye available (deep violet used to improve placement visibility); a clear variant also exists — check the SKU.
- Sterility: product sold sterile in individual foil pouches.
- Storage: manufacturer guidance and distributor listings state product must be kept refrigerated (≤5°C) when not in use; shelf life information is published by distributors.
What is included
- 12 × 0.2 mL pre‑loaded, single‑use sterile applicators in individual sealed pouches (box of 12).
- No other disposables, pipettes, or reusable trays are included with the single‑use box (multi‑use kits are separate SKUs).
Condition and packaging
- This listing is for new, factory‑boxed product as sold by GluStitch dealers; product images and distributor pages show a sealed retail carton with individually pouch‑sealed applicators.
Usage notes
- Intended for topical closure of simple lacerations/incisions in areas of low skin tension; follow the manufacturer’s IFU.
- Store refrigerated when not in use and plan shipping to avoid unrefrigerated transit; some sellers restrict ship days for refrigerated items.
Limitations and regulatory notes
- A clear variant and higher‑viscosity PeriAcryl variants exist; confirm colour (violet vs clear) and viscosity before purchase.
- Some resellers indicate a purchase may require a medical license or prescription; confirm local purchasing rules.
Warnings
- Do not use for high‑tension wounds, deep wounds, or ophthalmic/other contraindicated uses unless the manufacturer IFU states otherwise. If uncertain, consult the product IFU or a clinician.
