SAR-EMT40
Well-known member
Some of you have been asking about it and here it is. Now, over the counter. As I mentioned in the previous discussion it is n-butyl cyanoacrylate not 2-Octyl Cyanoacrylate. Not as strong a bond as standard crazy glue but, less dangerous to the skin both in heat and toxicity. From the Indermil site (prescription version) itself under warnings. These are warnings to doctors.
Also it should not be applied to the subdermal layers of tissue. The polymerized adhesive is not absorbed by tissues and may elict a foreign body reaction.
Nexcare Liquid bandage drops
A large amount of good information on a similar product at this link.
Indermil
I am just passing information along. Not making any type of recommendation or endorsement, medical or otherwise. I haven't used this product it so I have no first hand knowledge.
Buyer beware. YMMV. FWIW. etc, etc.
Keith
INDERMIL® Tissue Adhesive should be used only on wounds that have been thoroughly cleaned and debrided.
The tissue adhesive generates a small amount of heat during polymerization and should not be applied to tissues that may be affected by such heat.
The adhesive should always be applied very sparingly, either as minute drops or as a very thin film along the edges of the wound. Heavy application may cause thermal damage to tissues, and delayed healing may result.
The tissue adhesive should not be applied to wet wounds. Excess moisture, such as water or alcohol, may accelerate polymerization, resulting in the generation of excess heat.
Use of the tissue adhesive may result in localized sensitization or irritation reactions.
Also it should not be applied to the subdermal layers of tissue. The polymerized adhesive is not absorbed by tissues and may elict a foreign body reaction.
Nexcare Liquid bandage drops
A large amount of good information on a similar product at this link.
Indermil
I am just passing information along. Not making any type of recommendation or endorsement, medical or otherwise. I haven't used this product it so I have no first hand knowledge.
Buyer beware. YMMV. FWIW. etc, etc.
Keith