Mastisol Liquid Adhesive Features
- Mastisol is 7 to 10 times stickier than the Compound Tincture of Benzoin
- Helps the effectiveness of strip skin closures and minimizes the use of sutures
- Sterility is limited to packaging and applicator
- Enhances the adhesive performance of other dressing tapes
- Ingredients: Gum Mastic, Styrax, Alcohol (SDA-23 and Methyl Salicylate.
- Latex-free
What are the ingredients?
- Gum Mastic
- Styrax
- Alcohol (SDA-23)
- Methyl Salcylate
When to use this liquid adhesive?
- Operating Room: Wound Closure Strip Securement, ET Tube Securement
- Intensive care unit: IV & Arterial Line Dressing Securement, ET Tube & NG Tube Securement, Fecal Management Bag & Foley Anchor Securement
- Hematology/Oncology: IV Dressing Securement, Wound Dressing Securement
- Emergency room: Wound Closure Strip Securement, Wound Dressing Securement, Chest Tube Securement
- Pediatrics: Wound Closure Strip Securement, Wound Dressing Securement, ET Tube & NG Tube Securement
- Respiratory therapy: ET Tube & NG Tube Securement
- Wound Ostomy: Ostomy Appliance Securement, Wound Dressing Securement, NPWT Drape Securement
- IV Therapy: IV Dressing Securement
What to buy with Ferndale 496052348 Liquid Bandage
How to use Mastisol Liquid Adhesive Bandage?
- Crack: Clean and dry the area where Mastisol will be applied. Place an individual vial in the blister-pack on a hard surface (label facing down) and gently apply pressure to crush the inner ampule, releasing Mastisol.
- Peel: Peel back the lid and remove the individual vial using a sterile or aseptic technique.
- Apply: Apply Mastisol to the area that will be covered by tape, dressing, or device by gently squeezing the vial. Avoid non-intact skin. Allow Mastisol to dry for 20-30 seconds. Using an established technique, place the tape, dressing, or device in contact with dried Mastisol.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mastisol Liquid Adhesive safe?
Mastisol Liquid Adhesive is generally safe for use, but it may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some people. It is important to test a small area of skin before using Mastisol Liquid Adhesive to ensure that you are not allergic to it.
How long does Mastisol Liquid Adhesive last?
Mastisol Liquid Adhesive can last for several days, but it may need to be reapplied more frequently for areas of high movement or moisture. It is important to monitor the skin for any signs of irritation or discomfort.
How do you remove Mastisol Liquid Adhesive?
Mastisol Liquid Adhesive can be removed with an adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol. It is important to follow the instructions provided with the product for safe and effective removal.
Can Mastisol Liquid Adhesive be used on all types of wounds?
Mastisol Liquid Adhesive is generally safe for use on most types of wounds, but it may not be suitable for all situations. It is important to consult a healthcare professional for guidance on wound care and the use of Mastisol Liquid Adhesive.
Related Articles
{{x.ShortDescription}} ...
Share
