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The essential guide to product selection
The essential guide to product selection
Self-adhesive, transparent, film wound dressing that allows the skin to breathe and reduces the risk of skin maceration. The dressing conforms to challenging body contours, stretches with the skin and thus provides more patient comfort. The film dressing reduces skin damage from friction and can be used on sensitive skin to prevent pressure ulcers.
For the treatment of acute and chronic wounds with low levels of exudate. arterial and venous ulcers; diabetic ulcers; pressure ulcers (also suitable for prophylaxis); skin graft donor sites; surgical wounds; abrasions; lacerations and incisions; minor burns/scalds (1st degree/2nd degree superficial); can also be used as a secondary dressing for wounds at risk of infection. wound healing stages: epithelialisation phase
5×7cm; 10×12cm; 15×20cm
A transparent, amorphous hydrogel. It supports a moist wound environment and thereby contributes to autolytic wound cleansing.
A thin silicone foam dressing for atraumatic dressing changes that contains superabsorbent stripes which absorb and lock wound exudate.
Pro-ionic hydrogel contact layer and fluid-repellent, polyurethane film outer layer. Available in non-adhesive and adhesive options.