SERAFAST®

A monofilament absorbable suture composed of polyglecaprone 25, a copolymer made of 75% glycolide and 25% ε-caprolactone. The suture is available in violet or beige undyed colors and causes minimal tissue reaction. It achieves total absorption in approximately 90 to 110 days through hydrolytic action, with approximately 75% of tensile strength remaining after 7 days. Presented in boxes containing 12 sutures.

Fastsorb is synthetic, sterile, absorbable, degraded polyglycolic acid surgical sutures made from homopolymer of polyglycolic acid. Empirical formula of polyglycolic acid is (-O-CH₂-CO-O-CH₂-CO-). Polymer chain disintegrate with gamma radiation. Fastsorb sutures are coated with special coating material made of calcium stearate and polycaprolactone mixture. Fastsorb suture and coating materials is inert, non-collagen, non-antigenic, and non-pyrogenic material.

Braided and coated multifilament absorbable suture made of polyglycolic acid with polycaprolactone and calcium stearate coating. The suture is beige in color and produces minimal tissue reaction. It is absorbed through hydrolytic action with total absorption occurring in approximately 42 days, while approximately 50% of tensile strength remains after 7 days. Supplied in boxes containing 12 sutures.

A fast-absorbing absorbable suture material designed for surgical applications requiring expedited tissue resorption.

A violet, braided, and coated multifilament absorbable suture made of polyglycolic acid with polycaprolactone and calcium stearate coating. It offers high tensile strength, excellent handling, knot security, and smooth tissue passage. The suture is absorbed through hydrolytic action over 60-90 days with approximately 70% tensile strength retention after 2 weeks and 50% after 3 weeks. It is indicated for general soft tissue closure and ligation across multiple surgical specialties including general surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, plastic surgery, gynaecology, urology, ophthalmic surgery, and orthopaedics, but should not be used in cardiovascular or neurosurgery.

Fast absorbing variant of Polyglactin 910 absorbable sutures providing superior tensile strength retention and predictable absorption profile. Designed to meet specific surgical needs where faster tissue healing requirements are necessary.

Fastlak suture is flexible, synthetic, absorbable, sterile surgical suture consisting of copolymer synthesised from 90% glycolide and 10% L-lactide (gylcolide and lactide acid derivatives). Empirical formula of copolymer is (C₂H₂O₂)m(C₃H₄O₂)n. Multifilament suture is formed by combining fibres by braiding. Fastlak is a form of gamma degraded PGL or PGL with lower molecular weight to provider faster hydrolysis/absorption.

Fast-absorbing polyglycolic acid suture for surgical applications requiring rapid tissue healing.

Rapid-absorbing synthetic monofilament suture with minimal tissue reaction. Ideal for subcuticular closure and applications where quick absorption is desired without tissue irritation.

A non-absorbable surgical suture material for wound closure and soft tissue repair. Maintains strength over extended periods for permanent tissue approximation.

Bioabsorbable suture materials engineered for rapid resorption within the first two to three weeks post-operatively. These sutures are ideal for subcutaneous closure and applications where early absorption is beneficial. Typically composed of plain catgut or synthetic polymers.

Rapid-absorption sutures formulated for aesthetic and cosmetic surgical procedures. These sutures are bioabsorbable and designed to minimize visibility while maintaining structural integrity during the healing phase.