Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit: A four-pack of upgraded two-strap wound closure devices with cleaning wipes and cotton swabs for labeled minor-wound applications and first-aid storage.
Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit: Key Features
Fast Healing + HP3000 Adhesive
Quickly closes suitable small wounds; upgraded hypoallergenic film helps reduce skin irritation while protecting healing tissue.
First Aid Kit Ready
Includes 4 upgraded wound closure kits, 8 cleansing wipes, and 8 cotton swabs for complete emergency wound care.
Stitchless & Painless
Zip-style butterfly closure without needles or punctures—ideal for remote areas, farms, and outdoor activities.
Helps Minimize Scarring
Non-invasive edge approximation reduces extra trauma and stitch-mark scarring versus traditional sutures.
Easy On, Easy Off
Apply or remove in seconds; gentle enough for children and small laceration first aid at home.
Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit specifications and package facts
Closure devices
4
Straps per device
2
Cleaning wipes
8
Cotton swabs
8
Adhesive
HP3000 adhesive film
Frequently Asked Questions About Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit
What is included with Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit?
The package lists four two-strap closure devices, eight cleaning wipes, and eight cotton swabs.
Can Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit replace stitches?
No. Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit 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.
Which wounds are not suitable for Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit?
Do not use Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit 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.
How should Senvok Upgraded 2-Strap Wound Closure Kit be applied?
Follow the current package IFU and training exactly. If you are unsure whether the wound is suitable, seek medical advice rather than attempting closure.