Veterinary PDO Suture 2/0 (Polydioxanone) – 24 Sterile Sutures

Veterinary PDO Suture 2/0 is a synthetic absorbable monofilament suture designed for veterinarians, animal shelters, and high-volume spay/neuter programs seeking dependable wound closure, extended tissue support, and excellent value.

PDO Suture 2/0 (Polydioxanone) by AastraMed

Polydioxanone Veterinary Suture, 24 individual sterile suture packets per box. Reverse Cutting Needle, 75 cm length, 3/8 Circle, 36 mm.

This absorbable monofilament suture offers performance comparable to leading PDO suture products while providing an affordable solution for veterinary hospitals, private practices, rescue organizations, and sterilization programs. Condition is new, unopened, and individually packaged in sterile cellophane wrapping. Expiration Date: 12/28.

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For Veterinary Use Only. Certificates: CE, ISO13485, ISO9001.

Suture Description

Synthetic absorbable monofilament suture

Excellent knot security

Smooth tissue passage with minimal tissue trauma

Flexible handling characteristics

Strong tensile strength retention

Retains approximately 50% tensile strength for up to 6 weeks

Long-lasting wound support

Brand: AastraMed

Composition: Polydioxanone

Absorption Type: Hydrolysis

Absorption Rate: 180–220 days

Structure: Monofilament

Thread Color: Violet

Length: 75 cm

Needle: Reverse Cutting, 3/8 Circle, 36 mm

Condition: Sterile

What Is the Difference Between PDO and PDS?

PDO (Polydioxanone) and PDS are essentially the same suture material. PDS is a brand name, while PDO refers to the material itself. Both are synthetic absorbable monofilament sutures known for extended tensile strength retention and slow absorption, making them ideal for procedures requiring prolonged wound support.

Compared to faster-absorbing materials such as PGA (polyglycolic acid) and other braided absorbable sutures, PDO provides longer-lasting strength during the healing process. This makes it a preferred choice for deeper tissue closures and procedures where extended support is beneficial.

If you're comparing PDO to something else, you're essentially comparing PDS (PDO) to other materials like gut, Vicryl, or Dexon, where PDS stands out for its extended strength and support, making it a reliable choice for demanding closures.

Why Veterinarians Choose Veterinary PDO Suture 2/0

Veterinary PDO Suture 2/0 is frequently selected for soft tissue procedures that benefit from prolonged tensile strength and predictable absorption. The monofilament design allows smooth passage through tissue while helping minimize tissue drag and tissue reaction.

Veterinarians appreciate PDO sutures for their combination of strength retention, reliable handling, and extended support during healing. These characteristics make them a popular choice in general practice, specialty surgery, shelter medicine, and high-volume sterilization programs.

Veterinary PDO Suture 2/0 Features

Excellent knot security

Extended wound support

Predictable absorption profile

Smooth tissue passage

Monofilament construction

Available in multiple sizes

Trusted in veterinary surgery worldwide

Cost-effective alternative to leading brands

Our veterinary sutures have been used successfully in thousands of animal procedures worldwide. Veterinary PDO Suture 2/0 provides dependable performance, consistent quality, and excellent value for veterinarians seeking a long-lasting absorbable monofilament suture.

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