Urocare Uro-Bond III 5000 Silicone Skin Adhesive

Uro-Bond III Adhesive For Skin

• The most effective way to secure a male external catheter is to use Uro-Bond brush-on silicone skin adhesive.
• It is recommended that a male external catheter is changed once a day to promote healthy skin.
• With the use of Uro-Bond a male external catheter can be held in place for up to three days.

• Application of prosthetics and devices to the skin can be tricky and may require some practice before the exact method that works best for user is determined.
• It is recommended that Uro-Bond medical adhesive be applied to both surfaces and allowed to become tackey before adhering the two surfaces together.
• This will ensure the maximum hold and a comfortable fit.
• Note: It is the responsibility of user to independently determine the safety, toxicity, suitability and acceptability of the product performance in a specific application for his/her own use.

How to apply Uro-Bond III 5000 Silicone Skin Adhesive

• Since Uro-Bond III adhesive for skin is supplied as an 50% silicone solids solution in a ethyl acetate solution, it is normally used as supplied.
• It is applied with the brush attached to the underside of the cap.
• To obtain the maximum adhesion capability of Uro-Bond III skin safe glue, surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned prior to application and allowed to dry thoroughly before contact is made.
• The adhesive should be applied liberally to both surfaces which are to be adhered; additional coats of adhesive may increase adhesion.

How to remove Urocare Uro-Bond III Skin Adhesive

• To remove Uro-Bond III from the body surface, use Urocare Adhesive Remover Pads or another medical tape and adhesive remover.
• Do not use Uro-Bond Thinner as an adhesive remover; it is strictly intended for use as a thinning agent only!
• To remove Uro-Bond III 5000 silicone skin adhesive from surfaces other than the body surface (skin), use one of the following removers or solvents: isopropylalcohol (rubbing alcohol), ethyl alcohol, toluene, xylene, hexane or ethyl acetate; however, it should be noted that these removers or solvents may cause skin irritation and are highly flammable. They may also deteriorate certain surfaces, for example: certain types of plastics, and should be used accordingly.
• It is the responsibility of purchaser to thoroughly test the use of any remover or solvent to determine suitability of use.
• Liberally apply the appropriate remover to a cloth or gauze pad and wipe the surface clean.

When to use Uro-Bond III Silicone Skin Adhesive

• Adhering colostomy, ileostomy and trachiostomy applications
• Securing male external urinary catheters
• Adhere dressings, prosthetics and metal or plastic devices to the body
• Affixing surgical dressings and pads to the skin
• Attaching electrodes to the skin for patient monitoring
• Adhering maxillofacial prosthetic devices

• When stored in its original unopened container at or below 72 degrees F (22 degrees C), Uro-Bond ostomy adhesive has a shelf life of Two (2) years from the date of shipment.
• If product thickens during storage, Urocare recommends the use of Uro-Bond Thinner to return Uro-Bond III to the desired consistency.
• Please note: Do not leave Jar open for prolonged periods of time, close cap securely immediately after application.

• Extremely flammable. Liquid and vapors may ignite. Do not use when smoking. Do not use or store near fire, flame, heat, electric sparks or any other source of ignition.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Use only as directed.
• Keep out of eyes. In case of eye contact, immediately flush eyes with water, remove any contact lenses and continue to flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Contact physician.
• Harmful if ingested. Do not inhale or permit adhesive to enter stoma or open wounds.

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