Mastisol Liquid Adhesive – 2 oz
- Mastisol Liquid Glue Pot holds 2 ounce
- Clear, non-grating, non-water-soluble liquid
- Secures even the most hard dressings
- Mastisol is latex-free
- Unscheduled dressing changes
Product Description
Mastisol can save time and money by reducing or eliminating:
Secures Insulin Pump Site
Infections caused by wound closure strips coming off off
Surgical drape slippage
Unscheduled dressing changes
Spontaneous or accidental extubations
Dislodged IVs
Detachol Glue Remover can be used to remove Mastisol from the skin.
Mastisol Liquid Glue is a clear, non-grating, non-water-soluble liquid glue that secures even the most hard dressings for an extended period of time.
One 2 fl. oz Pot (59 mL)
Mastisol® is latex-free. Detachol Glue Remover can be used to remove Mastisol from the skin.
Buy Low-cost Mastisol Liquid Glue – 2 oz
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Smell is strong but not unpleasant; it wears off after awhile. The “stick” factor is disappointing. Does not stick well especially after sweating a small. I started using a skin shield barrier before adding the Matisol – that seems to help the “stick” last a litle longer. I won’t buy this again.
Rating: 3 / 5
We use this with my handicapped son to reliable the protective dressings to preclude skin breakdown from using his Bi-pap. Without the glue, the dressings usually last only one day, but Mastisol allows us to decrease the dressing changes to twice a week.
Rating: 5 / 5
I use Mastisol for keeping an Omnipod stuck to me; a few sprays and let it dry – hold it in front of a fan for a minute; have to use oil to remove it, but it sticks so much bettern than SkinTac – which takes alcohol to remove it. Removing an Omnipod with SkinTac on it is akin to waxing, I’m sure – alcohol doesn’t dissolve SkinTac; I much prefer Mastisol spray. Refill the spray with a 2 or 4 oz pot.
Rating: 5 / 5