Senvok Wound Closure Device(PU 3 Straps)
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Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device: A three-strap polyurethane wound closure device offered in 2- or 4-kit options for adjustable, non-invasive approximation of certain minor wound edges when permitted by the current IFU

Upgraded multi-strap closure for larger lacerations about 3–6 cm long—faster coverage than basic butterfly strips.
Close suitable cuts without needles, staples, or skin puncture—less pain and fewer stitch-type scars.
Zip-style tension keeps wound edges together during movement; easy to apply and peel off after healing.
Breathable, skin-friendly materials suitable for most skin types, including kids and sensitive users.
4 extra-large closure devices + 8 cleaning wipes + 8 cotton swabs for complete on-the-spot wound care.
| Material | PU (polyurethane) |
|---|---|
| Device size | 70 × 60 mm / 2.8 × 2.36 in |
| Central opening | Approximately 10 mm / 0.39 in |
| Strap count | 3 adjustable straps per device |
| Available variants | 2 kits or 4 kits |

Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device: Selected variant includes 2 or 4 three-strap closure kits with corresponding cleaning wipes and cotton swabs. See the selected variant label for exact included quantities.
Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device: No. Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device is a non-invasive closure option intended only for wounds allowed by the current IFU. Some wounds require sutures, staples, tissue adhesive, or other professional treatment.
Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device: Do not use Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device on deep, puncture, bite, contaminated, infected, widely gaping, or heavily bleeding wounds, or when deeper tissue is visible. Seek urgent medical care for serious injury.
Senvok 3-Strap PU Wound Closure Device: Follow the current package IFU and training exactly. If you are unsure whether the wound is suitable, seek medical advice rather than attempting closure.