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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
A sterile, non-woven pad consisting of a high M (mannuronic acid) calcium alginate and carboxymethylcellulose (CMC). Silver ions are released in the presence of wound fluid. As fluid is absorbed, the alginate forms a soft gel. Effective for up to 7 days.
Moderately to heavily exuding partial- to full-thickness wounds, postoperative wounds, traumatic wounds (dermal lesions, trauma injuries or incisions), leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, skin graft and donor sites, cavity wounds, superficial- and partial-thickness burns
Dry or lightly exuding wounds. Do not use on individuals with a known sensitivity to alginates or silver, to control heavy bleeding, as a surgical implant, or on full-thickness burns.
Soft, sterile non-woven dressing made from two layers of 1.2% ionic silver-impregnated Hydrofiber; sodium carboxymethylcellulose and enhanced with More Than Silver antibiofilm technology, stitched together with cellulose-strengthening fibres. Absorbs wound fluid, and disrupts and breaks down biofilm to expose and kill bacteria, while preventing biofilm re-formation. Provides nine times stronger tensile strength and 50% greater absorption than Aquacel Ag.
Soft, sterile non-woven ribbon dressing made from a layer of 1.2% ionic silver-impregnated Hydrofiber (sodium carboxymethylcellulose) and enhanced with More Than Silver anti-biofilm technology, stitched together with cellulose strengthening fibres. Absorbs wound fluid, disrupts and breaks down biofilm to expose and kill bacteria, while preventing biofilm reformation.
Conformable paste composed of the same ionic silver alginate matrix as used in the Askina Calgitrol Ag flat dressing
Soft and conformable absorbent foam dressing containing silver.
A soft, flexible and absorbent antibacterial foam dressing with a gentle silicone adhesive. Contains silver, which is continuously released into the wound. Can be used on infected wounds or wounds at risk of infection
