Exofin Implementation Guide

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Common Objections

Red X Icon SVG Vector & PNG Free Download | UXWing We previously conducted a trial of Exofin.

    • The formulation of this superior topical skin adhesive has undergone significant improvements over the years
    • SourceMark and Chemence have continuously refined the product based on client feedback to enhance its overall performance and characteristics.

Red X Icon SVG Vector & PNG Free Download | UXWing Exofin has been reported to be overly fluid, lacking sufficient viscosity, drying too slowly, and exhibiting limited flexibility.

    • As per the technical physical properties study results, Exofin is superior to Dermabond/Prineo in all categories.
    • In most cases these issues are due to improper technique caused when a Dermabond/Prineo user attempts to utilize the same application techniques with Exofin.

Red X Icon SVG Vector & PNG Free Download | UXWing Exofin burns when applied.

    • With both Dermabond/Prineo, there is an exothermic reaction created during the drying (cure) process which does generate heat.  This is natural and will not cause a burn unless over applied.
    • The additional option for non-sedated patients is Derma+Flex TSA which has no exothermic effect due to the formulation.

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    • Patient sensitivity reactions to Topical Skin Adhesives have been an ongoing reality in healthcare.
    • Both Exofin and Dermabond/Prineo utilize the same active ingredient (2 Octyl-Cyanoacrylate) so if there is a sensitivity to one product there is likely to be the same sensitivity to the other.