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• Scab and dry wound coverage
• Biopsy and small wound coverage
• Intact skin coverage for moisture retention or active ingredient release
• Psoriasis, skin irritation, skin care or dermatitis, coverage with active release
• Skin coverage for prosthetic or bracing devices
• Scar management
• Cold Sores.

• Elastic gel formulated of nanoparticles and PEG
• Gel can be spread on intact skin or wounds
• Gel dries to an intact film in 5-10 minutes
• Film is clear, flexible and more elastic than intact skin
• Gel can be formulated to provide films with controlled release of active ingredients
• Film can be removed by immersion in water for 3-5 minutes

• Gel can be spread on intact skin or superficial non-exuding wounds
• Film is transparent, flexible and more elastic than skin allowing direct observation of the covered area
• Can be applied to irregular surfaces such as joints
• Actives can be delivered for an extended period of time
• Film can be removed easily without disrupting covered surface
• Film is a non-occlusive dressing that is moisture vapor, and oxygen permeable

• Applications Local anesthetic delivery to intact skin prior to dermal filler and laser procedures
• Vitamin D analogues and steroids for psoriasis
• Excema
• Diphenhydramine
• Cold Sores

• Large surface area coverage
• Skin irritation and dermatitis applications
• Sunburn
• Poison ivy and allergic outbreaks

• Gel forms a thin, transparent film that is more flexible and more elastic than skin
• Actives can be delivered for an extended period of time
• Film can be removed easily without disrupting covered surface
• Film can be used to cover large surface areas
• Film is a non-occlusive dressing that is moisture vapor, and oxygen permeable

• Cold Sores
• Menthol
• Sun Burn
• Woundcare
• Skin Irritation
• Poison Ivy
• Acne