“We call the ChitoDot bandages ‘super bandaids.’ If we do a procedure, such as an angiogram that the doctor didn’t suture, we will use a ChitoDot. Sometimes, we use them on de-clot procedures that do require sutures, if the patient is still be bleeding due to heparin or TPA that was used. They work great and we haven’t had any complaints from our Dialysis Centers here on removing them with water on their next treatment.”
Registered Nurse
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