Abstract: A process for sterilization of tissue adhesive is provided that includes heating a container containing a quantity of tissue adhesive to maximal temperature of between 180° C. and 230° C. for a Time Averaged Sterilization Temperature heat flow up to 500,000 C*min/mmol relative to the millimolar quantity of tissue adhesive. The container is cooled to sterilize the cyanoacry late-based tissue adhesive. A composition of matter results that includes a container with a hermetic seal. A quantity of sterilized tissue adhesive is provided within the container and has storage stability at standard temperature and pressure of at least 36 months.

Abstract: Medical adhesive may be removed by applying a solution including tetrahydrofurfuryl acetate (THFA) to the surface upon which is located the adhesive and rubbing the surface to facilitate removal of the adhesive. The solution may be applied to a wipe before application to the surface and the wipe may be used to rub the surface. The surface may be living or dead human or animal skin, hard surfaces and medical instruments. Various additional ingredients may be added to the solution, like perfumes, emollients and other commonly known skin products and polymer diluents.