3M Steri-Strip Adhesive Skin Closures 1/4" X 3" 50/Bx

Why Choose the 3M Steri-Strip Adhesive Skin Closures

The 3M Steri-Strip Adhesive Skin Closures are designed to help secure and support wound edges without sutures or staples in appropriate cases. Their adhesive strip design provides gentle closure support for small wounds, minor lacerations, or post-surgical incision support when used as directed.

Key Features

✔ Size: 1/4" × 3"

✔ 50 skin closure strips per box

✔ Adhesive wound closure strips

✔ Helps hold wound edges together

✔ Non-invasive alternative to sutures or staples for suitable wounds

✔ Flexible strip design

✔ Low-profile and comfortable under dressings

✔ Useful for minor cuts, incisions, and wound support

✔ Practical for clinics, hospitals, first-aid, and home-care supplies

Benefits

✔ Supports wound edge approximation during healing

✔ Helps reduce tension on small wounds or incision sites

✔ May reduce need for more invasive closure methods in appropriate cases

✔ Easy to apply when directed

✔ Flexible design moves comfortably with the skin

✔ Useful after suture or staple removal when extra support is needed

✔ Box of 50 supports ongoing wound-care or clinical supply needs

Usage/Application

Ideal for minor lacerations, small cuts, surgical incision support, and post-suture or post-staple removal reinforcement as directed by a healthcare professional. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, urgent care, first-aid kits, long-term care, and healthcare-directed home care. Use the skin closures as directed by a healthcare professional for suitable minor cuts, lacerations, or incisions, cleaning and drying the skin and applying the strips across the wound to gently bring the edges together using proper technique. They are a non-invasive closure option for appropriate wounds only, so deep, gaping, heavily bleeding, contaminated, or high-tension wounds, or wounds needing evaluation, may require sutures, staples, or professional closure rather than strips. Leave the strips in place and remove them as directed, monitor the wound for redness, swelling, drainage, or other signs of infection, and follow the care team's guidance, since wound-closure decisions and non-healing or infected wounds require professional assessment.