Putty-style elastomer for strong, detailed scar inserts
Rolyan Ezemix Elastomer Putty is a traditional putty-style elastomer for scar management. It works well over areas where gravity is a concern, and cures into an extremely strong, resilient insert with excellent reproduction of detail. The 220g kit includes the gel catalyst.
Why You'll Love The Rolyan Ezemix Elastomer Putty
- Stays where you put it. Putty-style body suits areas where gravity is a concern.
- Strong cured insert. Sets into an extremely strong, resilient insert.
- Picks up detail. The cured insert reproduces fine detail very well.
- Complete kit. Gel catalyst included with the 220g putty.
Your day, with the Rolyan Ezemix Elastomer Putty
For a scar in a spot where runnier products would slide off, the therapist shapes Ezemix in place and lets it cure into a firm, detailed insert.
The Rolyan Ezemix Elastomer Putty in a nutshell
- Weight: 220g.
- Includes: gel catalyst.
- Type: putty-style elastomer.
- Use: scar management inserts.
Is it the right elastomer for you?
- A good fit: therapists making scar management inserts for areas where gravity is a concern and a runnier product would slide off.
- Good to know: it cures into a strong, resilient insert that picks up fine detail, and the gel catalyst is included.
- Check with your therapist first: scar inserts are usually made and fitted by a therapist, so ask how to wear and care for yours.
We recommend speaking with your therapist or healthcare provider about scar management, and our team is happy to help with product questions.
Rolyan Ezemix Elastomer Putty specifications
| Brand | Rolyan |
| Product | Ezemix Elastomer Putty |
| SKU | PAT-A9591 |
| Weight | 220g |
| Includes | Gel catalyst |
| Type | Putty-style elastomer |
Not sure which one? Email us
Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right elastomer, or a better match if this one isn't it.
- Which area of the body is the scar insert for?
- Roughly how large is the area, in cm?
- Who will make the insert, a therapist or someone at home?
- Do you prefer a putty, or a pourable elastomer?
- How many kits do you need?