Polyglactin 910 Veterinary Suture

• Synthetic absorbable material: Polyglactin 910 provides temporary support without requiring routine removal of buried suture material.
• Braided multifilament structure: supports handling, flexibility and controlled knot tying during veterinary surgery.
• Coated surface: improves smoothness and sliding characteristics while helping limit tissue sawing and capillarity.
• Predictable hydrolytic absorption: the polymer gradually breaks down through hydrolysis after implantation.
• Low tissue reaction: Polyglactin 910 is designed for controlled tissue response during the absorption period.
• High handling convenience: the braided construction is suitable for procedures requiring practical needle and thread manipulation.
• Secure knot performance: the multifilament structure supports reliable knot formation when properly handled.
• Violet identification: dyed configurations provide clear visual identification during surgical handling.
• Multiple suture gauges: a broad range of USP sizes can be supplied according to tissue and procedure requirements.
• Multiple needle options: reverse-cutting and taper-point needle configurations are available in different geometries.
• Professional sterile packaging: individual sterile configurations support controlled surgical preparation and inventory management.
• OEM flexibility: suture size, needle combination, thread length, color, packaging and labeling can be customized according to project requirements.

• Polyglactin 910 suture core: synthetic absorbable copolymer forming the main load-bearing thread structure.
• Braided multifilament body: multiple filaments are braided to provide flexibility and practical handling.
• Surface coating: a lubricating coating is applied to improve smooth passage and handling characteristics.
• Attached surgical needle: selected configurations combine the suture with a pre-attached stainless-steel surgical needle.
• Needle point: reverse-cutting or taper-point designs can be selected according to tissue type and surgical technique.
• Needle curvature: common configurations include 3/8-circle and 1/2-circle geometries.
• Sterile primary package: protects the prepared suture and needle assembly until use.
• Optional reel or cassette: long-length, non-needled versions can be supplied in dispenser reel or cassette formats.

• General veterinary surgery: suitable for selected soft-tissue suturing and ligation procedures.
• Muscle closure: applicable to appropriate veterinary procedures involving muscle tissue.
• Aponeurosis repair: designed for selected suturing and ligation applications involving aponeurotic tissue.
• Soft-tissue approximation: useful where temporary absorbable wound support is required.
• Hemostasis ligation: can be used for appropriate ligation procedures under veterinary supervision.
• Companion animal surgery: suitable for selected surgical procedures in dogs, cats and other small animals.
• Farm animal veterinary care: applicable to appropriate surgical procedures involving livestock when selected by qualified veterinary personnel.
• Commercial pig farm veterinary programs: may support surgical treatment workflows where absorbable sutures are clinically indicated.
• Breeding and livestock operations: suitable for veterinary surgical supply programs requiring standardized sterile absorbable suture products.
• Veterinary clinics and hospitals: supports routine surgical inventory and procedure-specific suture selection.
• Veterinary distributors: suitable for OEM, private-label and bulk procurement programs.

1. Check the sterile package, suture and needle for visible damage before opening.
2. Confirm the selected suture gauge, needle type and length are appropriate for the planned procedure.
3. Open the sterile package using appropriate aseptic technique.
4. Handle the needle and suture with suitable surgical instruments to avoid unnecessary damage to the braided thread.
5. Pass the needle through the selected tissue layers according to the veterinary surgical technique.
6. Approximate the tissue and form secure knots appropriate to the suture material and procedure.
7. Maintain appropriate tension and avoid excessive crushing or abrasion of the suture during handling.
8. Dispose of used needles and suture materials according to applicable veterinary sharps and clinical-waste procedures.

Q: What is Polyglactin 910 Veterinary Suture?
A: It is a sterile, synthetic, absorbable surgical suture made from Polyglactin 910 and supplied in a braided and coated construction.

Q: Is Polyglactin 910 absorbable?
A: Yes. Polyglactin 910 is a synthetic absorbable material that gradually degrades through hydrolysis after implantation. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

Q: How long does the referenced PGLA suture take to absorb?
A: The referenced veterinary PGLA product states that absorption is essentially complete in approximately 56–70 days. Actual performance depends on the confirmed product specification and clinical conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Q: What tissues can it be used for?
A: The reference product lists general surgery, muscles, aponeuroses and hemostasis ligation. The appropriate suture should always be selected by a qualified veterinary professional for the specific tissue and procedure. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

Q: Is the suture braided or monofilament?
A: Polyglactin 910 Veterinary Suture is supplied as a braided multifilament suture. The braided structure is coated to improve handling and surface characteristics.

Q: What colors are available?
A: Violet is a documented configuration. Undyed or other configurations can be supplied according to project requirements and confirmed manufacturing specifications.

Q: What USP sizes are available?
A: The referenced veterinary PGLA range covers USP 6/0 through USP 2, with multiple EP sizes. Other sizes may be available upon request. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}

Q: Can the needle type be customized?
A: Yes. Reverse-cutting and taper-point configurations, different needle curvatures and different needle lengths can be selected according to the surgical application.

Q: Can the product be supplied without a needle?
A: Yes. Long-length dispenser reels and cassette formats without needles are documented in the referenced veterinary PGLA range. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

Q: Can OEM and private-label orders be supported?
A: Yes. Suture size, needle combination, thread length, packaging, labeling and branding can be customized according to project requirements.