When grafted onto damaged tissue, such as a burn or wound, the fish skin recruits the body’s own cells, supporting the ability to regenerate. The superior clinical and economic performance of Kerecis fish skin has been demonstrated in multiple human blinded, randomized, controlled clinical trials[3,4,5] and numerous other clinical studies.
When grafted onto damaged tissue, such as a burn or wound, the fish skin recruits the body’s own cells, supporting the ability to regenerate. The superior clinical and economic performance of Kerecis fish skin has been demonstrated in multiple human blinded, randomized, controlled clinical trials[3,4,5] and numerous other clinical studies.
Kerecis VET Benefits
Speeds wound healing and provides intrinsic anti-inflammatory properties
There is no known risk of autoimmune reactivity, unlike in mammalian grafts
Does not require special training, instruments, or bandage materials
Preserves the structure and porosity of the fish skin graft, ideal for cellular ingrowth
Covered by some veterinary medical insurance
Adheres to wounds in a variety of shapes and sizes, including mobile joints
Resists shearing forces, allowing early physiotherapy
Supports the restoration of the skin’s pigmentation, while minimizing scarring
Intended Use
Kerecis® VET is indicated for the management of wounds including:
- Partial and full-thickness wounds
- Traumatic wounds (abrasions, lacerations, skin tears)
- Superficial and partial thickness burns

The four Hallmarks of Kerecis Tissue Regeneration
Kerecis Mechanism of Action
Intact molecular organization
Natural Mechanical Properties
Preserved Molecular Content
Three dimentional structure
Intact molecular organization
Natural Mechanical Properties
Preserved Molecular Content
All Vertebrates Have Similar Skin Structure
Solid
The intact fish-skin graft in various sizes.

Micro
Micro is a unique configuration of the intact fish skin graft. It is fragmented into smaller units, allowing it to fill uneven and irregular wound spaces. The product offers excellent ease of use and application handling.

Meshed 2:1
2:1 pre-meshed intact fish-skin graft designed to expand and cover larger wounds. Provides a viable clinical and economic solution for large wounds.

Important Information
Magnusson, S., et al. Decellularized fish skin: characteristics that support tissue repair. Laeknabladid. 101, 567–573 (2015).
Rakers, S., et al. ‘Fish matters’: the relevance of fish skin biology to investigative dermatology. Exp Dermatol. 19, 313–324 (2010).
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From the town of Ísafjörður in northwest Iceland, Kerecis develops, manufactures, and distributes patented fish-skin medical devices that support soft tissue regeneration in the body, with regulatory approvals in the United States, Europe, and beyond.