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COMPLETE TURNKEY SOLUTION
SMP is one of a select few custom medical grade adhesive
manufacturers that can offer a complete turnkey solution.
CONTRACT SERVICES
SMP offers contract services and private label products to medical device marketers and distributors worldwide.
CUSTOM DESIGNS
SMP contract services can develop an extensive, flexible and unique range of product shapes and designs to meet specific customer needs.
CUSTOMIZED PACKAGING
SMP can customize packaging alternatives to address specific customer requirements.
Awards and testimonials
SMP’s team is dedicated to bringing us to the next level. With a ever growing list of full-time employees, SMP was a 2018 Florida Company to Watch and Florida Sterling Manufacturing Business Excellence Awards finalist.
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How Do Acne Patches Work?
Acne patches are one of the latest skincare trends. You may have seen acne patches on social media or in viral videos. If you’re interested in learning how acne patches work, keep reading.
Read MoreDisposing of an Ostomy Pouch
Disposing of an ostomy bag doesn’t have to be a big ordeal. In fact, with today’s products, most of them come with easy-to-use, disposal bags. Still, many new users (as well as those who have used inferior products in the past) may find themselves unsure or nervous about which types of bags to buy.
Read MoreWound Care for Non-Healing Wounds
Chronic wounds that don’t heal require a unique type of treatment. Unlike wounds that do heal, non-healing wounds need their own specific protocol and care routine. Keep reading to learn about wound care for non-healing wounds.
Read MoreSelecting a Wound Dressing
There are so many dressing products available today that many clinicians and other medical professionals find themselves overwhelmed with the choices. And what about smart dressings that can serve multiple functions?
Read MoreEmptying Your Ostomy Pouch
For many people who have to use an ostomy pouch, one of the most inconvenient and sometimes difficult chores associated with it is emptying it. There are a number of different ways that you can do this, and no one way is right or wrong. It is whatever is easiest and quickest for you, personally.
Read MoreGrowth Factors in Wound Healing
Our skin acts as a barrier that protects our internal bodies from exposure to potentially harmful bacteria and other external dangers. However, unfortunately, wounds are a common occurrence. Whether they are small wounds caused by acne or a slip of the hand while at the chopping board, or bigger wounds caused by a serious accident …
Read moreGrowth Factors in Wound Healing
Read MoreChanging an Ostomy Pouch
The mission of Sarasota Medical Products is to empower patients to confidently manage their lives. For the past ten years, we have been designing and manufacturing special adhesives and other products for wound care, ostomy, and infection control. If you have recently undergone an ostomy, you may be having some difficulties getting used to the …
Read moreChanging an Ostomy Pouch
Read MoreHydrocolloid Dressings
You may have heard of hydrocolloid dressings, but what are these unique bandages, what do they do, and how do you use them? If you are interested in learning more about hydrocolloid dressing, keep reading for more information.
Read MoreWound Healing Process
Wound treatment is an integral part of the healing process, and using gel-forming wound care products from Sarasota Medical Products is a key part of successful wound healing. Wounds heal over time through a series of steps:
Read MoreThe Difference Between Acute and Chronic Wounds
The general term wound refers to any kind of damage or break in the skin’s surface caused by a cut, a blow, or another type of impact, usually, one in which the skin is broken. Wounds may be separated into two categories: acute and chronic.
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