Radik™ Sutures (Polyglactin 910)         Radik Fast™ Sutures (Polyglactin 910)

Koll Gut Chromic™(Catgut Chromic)           Gilza™ Sutures (Polydioxanone)

THE KOLLSUT DIFFERENCE
THE DIFFERENCE The older style sutures connect to the thread through an open canal on one end. After tightening there is an uneven union left with edges that are larger in diameter than the thickness of the suture. This can cause a large amount of trauma as it penetrates the tissue.	KOLLSUT SUTURES The Kollsut Sutures have a centered perforation on one end of the suture. After tightening, a perfect union is created without protruding edges. This progressively reduced diameter allows for easier penetration of suture and thread through the tissue.