Cutseal

Key Features

Generic Name: N-butyl cyanoacrylate

Strength Available: Available as sterile liquid adhesive (0.25 mL, ampoules)

Dosage Form: Topical Liquid Adhesive

Indications: Skin wound closure; Minor surgical hemostasis; Incision sealing; Superficial lacerations or abrasions.

Storage Instructions: Protect from heat and moisture

Direction for Use
1. Clean and dry wound
2. Approximate skin edges
3. Apply thin layer of Cutseal
4. Let dry for 20-30 seconds

Administration
For external topical use only. Apply directly on clean, dry skin over the wound site.

Frequency
Typically once per wound. Reapplication generally not required unless the seal breaks.

Possible Side Effects
Local burning/itching; Redness or swelling; Rare allergic dermatitis.

Safety Information & Precaution
Avoid eye/mucosal contact; Do not use on infected or bleeding wounds; Do not apply inside body cavities; For single-use only

Allergies
Contraindicated in patients with cyanoacrylate or acrylate allergies.

Medical Conditions
Use with caution in patients with skin healing disorders (e.g., eczema, psoriasis).

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Safe as not systemically absorbed, but consult a healthcare provider before use.

Alcohol Consumption
No known interactions.

Possible Side Effects
Local burning/itching; Redness or swelling; Rare allergic dermatitis.

Benefits

Quick closure without sutures
Painless and sterile
Effective Antibacterial protection
Reduces procedure time and scarring risk

FAQs
1. Is it safe for children?
Yes, when used under medical supervision.

2. Does it require dressing over the adhesive?
Does it require dressing over the adhesive.

3. Will it leave a scar?
It generally minimizes scarring compared to sutures.

4. What to do if fingers stick together accidentally?
Soak in warm, soapy water and gently separate. Do not forcibly pull apart.

5.Can I apply ointments or creams over the bonded area?
No, this may interfere with the adhesive.

6. Is Cutseal biodegradable?
Yes, it naturally sloughs off as the wound heals.

7. Can it be used after mole removal or minor dermatological surgery?
Yes, as advised by a dermatologist or surgeon.

8. Is there any pain during application?
Some users may experience mild burning for a few seconds.