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Butterfly Bandage
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What is a Butterfly Bandage?
A Butterfly Bandage is a small adhesive strip that is shaped like a butterfly and used to hold together the edges of a small wound to achieve proper closure and healing. This butterfly strip is made from non-woven material and rayon with reinforced filaments and is available in two sizes.
Its flexible and breathable construction allows for comfortable wear and easy application, making this wound closure suitable for various minor cuts and lacerations. The butterfly bandage is a reliable addition to any first aid kit or medical setting.
AdvaCare Pharma is committed to manufacturing Butterfly Bandages that meet stringent quality and safety standards. Our production facilities in India, China, and the USA are ISO and CE certified, and we adhere to all healthcare and regulatory guidelines. Regular inspections are conducted to ensure the consistent availability of dependable medical supplies.
Product Specifications
Material
Butterfly Closure Bandage is made of a combination of non-woven fabric and rayon with reinforced filaments. The non-woven fabric is soft, breathable, and gentle against the skin, providing a comfortable experience for the user. The addition of reinforced filaments within the rayon material enhances the strength and durability of the butterfly closure, ensuring a secure and reliable closure for wounds. This combination of materials offers optimal support and minimizes the risk of the closure coming undone, promoting effective wound healing.
Why are we a top Butterfly Bandage manufacturer?
AdvaCare Pharma has been a trusted exporter and manufacturer of high-quality medical supplies, including Butterfly Bandages, for more than 20 years. Our extensive network of partnerships with distributors, hospitals, NGOs, and pharmacies across 65 markets worldwide is a testament to our reputation and reliability.
At AdvaCare Pharma, we prioritize the success of our partners in various industries. Our commitment is to manufacture butterfly bandages, and other wound closure bandages, that are dependable, affordable, and of the highest quality. Through our StayGuard™ line of skin and wound care products, we strive to meet the evolving needs of global communities.
Uses
How should a Butterfly Bandage be used?
To use butterfly bandages, begin by cleaning the wound area gently with mild soap and water, then pat it dry with a clean towel or sterile gauze. Align the edges of the wound as closely as possible and hold them together with the fingers or a clean pair of tweezers.
Take a butterfly bandage and position it horizontally across the wound, starting from one side and extending it over the wound, leaving a small gap between the adhesive strips in the middle. Firmly press down on the adhesive strips of the butterfly bandage to secure the wound edges together, ensuring that the bandage sticks well to the skin on both sides of the wound.
If necessary, apply additional butterfly bandages in parallel, spacing them evenly across the wound to provide extra support. Avoid pulling the butterfly bandage too tightly, as it should provide gentle support without cutting off circulation.
Trim any excess length of the butterfly bandage if it extends beyond the wound edges, but leave enough bandage to ensure proper adhesion. Once the butterfly bandages are applied, monitor the wound for any signs of infection or complications and seek medical attention if necessary.
FAQs
How does a Butterfly Bandage work?
A butterfly bandage works by bringing the edges of a small wound together, promoting proper healing. The adhesive strips create tension, allowing the wound to close and reducing the risk of infection.
How does a Butterfly Bandage compare to stitches?
Butterfly bandages can be an alternative to stitches for small, superficial wounds. While stitches are typically used for deeper or more severe injuries, butterfly bandages can provide sufficient closure for minor cuts or lacerations.
Is a Butterfly Bandage waterproof?
Most butterfly bandages are not completely waterproof. While they may resist some moisture, prolonged exposure to water can cause them to lose their adhesive properties. It is best to keep the bandage dry to ensure proper adhesion and wound healing.
How long can a Butterfly Bandage be used?
Butterfly bandages are typically used for a short duration, ranging from a few days to a week, depending on the size and location of the wound. Monitor the wound and replace the bandage as needed to ensure cleanliness and promote healing.
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