Absorbable Suture with Needle Coated Vicryl Polyglactin 910 S-29 1/4 Circle Conventional Spatula Needle Size 6-0 Braided (Box of 12)

Yes, the Coated Vicryl (Polyglactin 910) suture is specifically designed for ophthalmic procedures and general soft tissue approximation, featuring a specialized double-armed 1/4 circle conventional spatula needle for precise handling.

The braided structure of this suture is engineered for excellent handling and provides reliable knot security starting from the very first throw, making it highly dependable for surgical closure.

The Coated Vicryl suture features a predictable, controlled absorption profile:

• Tensile Strength: Loses 50% of its strength after 3 weeks.
• Complete Absorption: The suture mass is fully absorbed within 56 to 76 days.

No, it is specifically coated to ensure smooth tissue passage, minimizing trauma as the thread moves through delicate tissues during surgical procedures.

No. This suture is explicitly indicated for general soft tissue approximation and ophthalmic procedures, and is not intended for use in cardiovascular or neurological tissues.

Yes, each strand in this pack comes with double-armed needles, which are essential for complex suturing patterns often required in delicate surgical sites.

It features a conventional spatula needle, which is designed with a specific geometry to minimize tissue trauma, particularly helpful when working in delicate or thin tissue layers.

This product is supplied as a standard pack containing 12 strands.

Yes, the suture material is dyed violet, which improves visibility against the surgical field during use.

The stainless steel S-29 needle provided with this suture has a length of 8 mm.