Wound Closure
Steri-Strip and other skin closure strips, butterfly bandages, sutures, skin staplers, and skin adhesives for clinics, surgical centers, and first aid. These products hold the edges of a minor cut or a surgical incision together.
For a deep or bleeding wound, call 911 or seek emergency care. Product information on this site is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Frequently Asked Questions with Quick Answers
What is included in Wound Closure?
Which brands does Great Oak Medical carry in Wound Closure?
What units of measure are available for Wound Closure?
Shop wound closure by type
- Closure strips and butterfly bandages: 3M Steri-Strip skin closure strips, including antimicrobial and Nexcare breathable styles, plus Leukostrip, Dynarex butterfly closure strips, and McKesson reinforced and non-reinforced closure strips. Sterile and non-sterile options are available.
- Sutures: absorbable and non-absorbable sutures with needles, including Vicryl, Chromic, Ethilon, and Perma-Hand from J&J Healthcare Systems, and sutures from Covidien, Surgical Specialties, and McKesson Brand.
- Staplers and removers: skin staplers such as Appose, plus staple removers and suture removal kits.
- Skin adhesives: topical skin adhesives, including Dermabond Advanced and McKesson LiquiBand.
Before you order
- Closure strips: check sterile or non-sterile, width and length, whether the strip is reinforced, and how many strips come in the pack.
- Sutures: check the material, size, needle type, and needle length on the product page. Sutures, staplers, and skin adhesives are intended for use by licensed clinicians.
- Quantity: most items are sold by the box and by the case.
What are Steri-Strips?
Steri-Strip is a well-known brand of adhesive skin closure strip made by 3M. We also carry closure strips from other manufacturers.
What is the difference between a butterfly bandage and a closure strip?
A butterfly bandage is a single narrow strip shaped to pull a small cut together. Closure strips usually come as several strips on a card and are applied in a row across a wound.
Are these sterile?
Many are. The product page states sterile or non-sterile for each item.
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