Value Collection KP100041 Butterfly Wound Closure 16 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP100041 is a butterfly wound closure strip used to hold the edges of small lacerations and cuts together during the initial stages of healing. These adhesive closures apply tension across a wound to approximate skin edges without sutures, supporting natural closure in minor wound care situations. Each pack contains 16 individual strips. At approximately 0.01 pounds per pack, the unit is lightweight and suitable for inclusion in first aid kits, medical supply caches, and clinical settings. Installation requires no specialized tools and is typically performed by trained medical personnel or first responders.

Butterfly wound closures are commonly used in emergency, clinical, and field medical settings for minor lacerations where sutures are not required or available. They are applied to clean, dry skin surrounding the wound edges. These strips are appropriate for residential first aid kits, occupational health stations, and mobile medical supply kits across a range of professional and light industrial environments.

Key Features

• Pack of 16 individual butterfly closure strips per unit
• Adhesive design approximates wound edges without sutures
• Lightweight construction suitable for portable first aid applications
• UNSPSC Code 42311506 for straightforward procurement classification
• Minimum order quantity of 1 pack for flexible purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose butterfly wound closure strip suitable for standard first aid and minor wound care applications where skin-edge approximation is needed.

Installation Notes

Butterfly closures should be applied by a trained medical professional or qualified first responder following standard wound care protocols. Clean and thoroughly dry the skin surrounding the wound before application to ensure proper adhesion. Do not apply over deep puncture wounds, heavily contaminated wounds, or injuries requiring surgical closure. Follow applicable facility guidelines and local medical protocols when determining appropriate use.