Contamination Tests
Commercially Available Surgical/Medical Tape vs.
TrioMed Antimicrobial Medical Adhesive Tape
Comparative Protocols
Commercially Available Surgical/Medical Tape vs.
TrioMed Antimicrobial Medical Adhesive Tape
A comparative protocol was executed for a period of 5 hours, during this time frame the adhesive non-woven of both the tapes and dressings, currently found in hospitals, were placed on a patient with the protective paper backer in place. Following this; in controlled conditions, the paper backer was removed and the non-woven (adhesive side, face down) was plated.


External Surface of Currently Used Tape


Internal Surface of Currently Used Tape
Conclusion: As scientifically demonstrated above, ALL medical tapes and dressings' external surfaces become contaminated by microorganisms which then migrate under the adhesives and also directly through, seriously compromising wound healing.
A comparative protocol was executed for a period of 5 hours, during this time frame the TrioMed Antimicrobial adhesive non-woven of both the tapes and the dressings were placed on a patient with the protective paper backer in place. Following this; in controlled conditions, the paper backer was removed and the non-woven (adhesive side, face down) was plated.


TrioMed External Surface Results


TrioMed Internal Surface Results
Conclusion: As scientifically demonstrated above, TrioMed medical tapes and dressings' external surfaces eliminate the contamination by microorganisms therefore also eliminating any microbial migration under the adhesive or through. TrioMed provides the ultimate interactive antimicrobial shield.
Worldwide scientific studies undeniably demonstrate that medical/surgical tapes commonly used in health care settings are contaminated with pathogenic bacteria and may serve as a significant source of infection.
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Worldwide scientific studies undeniably demonstrate that medical/surgical tapes commonly used in health care settings are contaminated with pathogenic bacteria and may serve as a significant source of infection.
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