Additional Information Provided by the as provided by the manufacturer Ferndale Laboratories:
Mastisol Liquid Adhesives:
Mastisol® is a liquid medical adhesive used to ensure the integrity of dressing, tapes, and certain devices over an extended period of time.
Why should you choose Mastisol®?
Offers superior holding power
Convenience and versatility for you
Improves patient safety
-Mastisol® is a registered tradmark of Ferndale IP, Inc.
Mastisol Liquid Adhesives Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Mastisol?
A. Mastisol is a liquid medical
adhesive used to secure dressings, tapes, and certain devices in the
medical environment. Mastisol ensures the integrity of tapes and
dressings. Its proven performance will make life more convenient for the
patient and caregiver. It will also reduce the risk of life threatening
situations.
Q: What are the ingredients of Mastisol?
A: Gum Mastic, Styrax Liquid, Alcohol (SDA-23), and Methyl Salicylate
Q: What are the unique benefits of Mastisol?
A: Unique benefits include:
Q: How does Miastisol compare to Beozoin?
A: According to a
study conducted by Dr. Lesesne, loss of adhesiveness was experienced in
40% of patients with Benzoin, compared to only 7%, with Mastisol.
Additionally, temporary contact dermatitis developed in 57 Benzoin
treated patients compared with 1 Mastisol patient.*
Q: Is Mastisol like Dermabond?
A: Mastisol is not to
be confused with Dermabond or similar products. It is not "liquid
stitches." It is not intended to close wounds or incisions. Mastisol is
to be used only on intact skin to significantly improve the adhesive
power of tapes and wound closure strips.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM PACKAGING:
Directions: Spray a fine mist around the area where
bandage or tubing will be sured. Avoid contact with broken skin. Allow
to dry for 20-30 seconds. Place the dressing or tape so that the edges
come in contact with Mastisol®. Removal with Detachol®
recommended. Irritant or allergic-type application site reactions (e.g.
redness, blistering, itching, rash and burning), especially in patients
who have previously developed sensitivity to benzoin or other adhesive
components, have been reported.
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