As one of the most commonly used biomaterials, liquid silicone is increasingly used in health care and medical fields due to its excellent biocompatibility and other properties.

Liquid silicone has many attractions, including durability, low viscosity, chemical and temperature resistance, and flexibility, but its biocompatibility is exceptional.

Liquid silicone has proven to be extremely compatible with human tissue and body fluids and is resistant to bacterial growth.

Medical grade liquid silicone is temperature resistant, easily sterilizable, and compatible with a wide range of medical devices and accessories, including implanted devices, fluid feed bottles, dialysis filters, and oxygen mask instruments. In addition, wearable medical devices are becoming increasingly popular, leading to increased demand for liquid silicone.