3M 7100223136 Wound Closure Strip 1/2 in X 4 in 18 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7100223136 is a sterile wound closure strip designed to approximate and hold wound edges together without sutures or staples. Each strip measures 0.5 inches wide by 4 inches long (12 mm x 100 mm) and uses an acrylate adhesive to bond securely to skin. The transparent, breathable construction allows visual monitoring of the wound site without removing the strip. This product is classified as a Class 1 medical device and is manufactured in the United States. It is intended for use by medical professionals or trained personnel in clinical, first-response, or occupational health settings where skin closure is required.

This wound closure strip is suited for low-tension lacerations, post-procedure incision support, and wound edge reinforcement in both clinical and field environments. Each pack contains 18 strips, making it appropriate for stocking in medical cabinets, first aid kits, or procedure trays. The product series is R150C. Its clear finish makes it discreet on the skin, and the breathable acrylate adhesive helps maintain adhesion over the wear period without trapping moisture at the wound site.

Key Features

• Transparent construction allows wound monitoring without strip removal
• Acrylate adhesive provides firm skin adhesion with breathable wear
• Strip dimensions: 0.5 inches x 4 inches (12 mm x 100 mm)
• 18 strips per pack for clinical or first-aid supply stocking
• Meets Class 1 medical device specifications
• Made in the United States

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wound closure solution for use in general first-aid, occupational health, and clinical wound management applications where non-invasive skin closure strips are indicated.

Installation Notes

Wound closure strips should be applied by a qualified medical professional or trained first-aid provider following standard wound care protocol. Ensure the skin surface is clean and dry before application to achieve full adhesive contact. Do not apply over actively bleeding wounds without controlling hemostasis first. Follow applicable clinical guidelines and facility protocols for wound closure procedures.