Sam-Seal.
A member of the Samaritan family of sealing products. Full product details are set out in the Sam-Seal white paper.
Sam-Seal, in detail.
The Sam-Seal white paper covers the product, its delivery format and its intended uses. Request a copy and the team will send it directly.
Sealing, in practice.
Samaritan sealing around an IV site, holding an IV line, and sealing protective equipment to the skin in clinic.
Sealing around an IV site
Gloved hands apply Samaritan around a peripheral IV line and secure it without tape.
Securing an IV line, then removal
Samaritan holds an IV line in place on the forearm, then peels away cleanly.
Sealing protective equipment in clinic
A physician assistant uses clear Samaritan to seal the edges of a face mask to the skin, builds a mask from sterile cloth, and shows how it comes away.
Narrated by the clinician.Samaritan is not FDA cleared or approved. It is paired with the ViruLite CS light device, a fully FDA-cleared medical device. Demonstrations show areas of development and research, not approved uses. Captions describe what each clip shows.
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