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Below are the ingredient lists for the GeniCure device and Samaritan polymer

GeniCure Ingredient and Warnings

GeniCure's near-infrared light technology is based on the FDA-cleared ViruLite CS device, which is designed to treat hepes (herpes simplex labialis) by shortening healing time through the application of specific wavelengths of light.

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The ViruLite CS device emits light energy at a near-infrared spectrum and is applied externally to the surface of herpes simplex labialis lesions.

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Samaritan is a pure silicon based two part polymer.

 Safety Statement
Complete Safety Assurance:
This two-part silicone polymer system is engineered with biocompatibility and safety in mind, making it suitable for medical applications. The ingredients are inert, non-toxic, and compliant with all relevant safety and environmental regulations.
Non-Hazardous Composition:

  • Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) is widely recognized for its stability, hypoallergenic nature, and resistance to biological degradation.

  • The platinum catalyst used in Part B is encapsulated for precise curing activity and does not pose any known health risks.

Safety Certifications:
This formulation adheres to ISO 10993-1 for biological evaluation of medical devices, ensuring compatibility with skin and other tissues. No harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are released during or after curing.
Usage Guidelines:
For best results and safety:

  1. Mix equal parts of Part A and Part B by weight or volume.

  2. Allow the mixture to cure at room temperature or under recommended conditions.

  3. Once cured, the polymer is a fully inert material with no residual catalyst or chemical activity.

Warning:

  • Do not leave on skin past 29 days

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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