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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
Transparent hydrogel dressing consisting of hydrated polyurethane and glycerine. The backing consists of a water vapour permeable polyurethane film that is impermeable to liquids and bacteria. For fixation use a suitable secondary dressing (e.g. adhesive tapes or bandages).
Long-term treatment of dry or slightly exuding wounds in the granulation or epithelisation phase
Allergy or sensitivity to ingredients, especially polyurethane, glycerin or acrylic-based adhesive; clinically infected wounds; third-degree burns
5×7.5cm, £1.72
Contains 85% water and a collection of polymer chains that are water insoluble. Does not contain animal-derived ingredients.
Pro-ionic hydrogel contact layer and fluid-repellent, polyurethane film outer layer. Available in non-adhesive and adhesive options.
Clear amorphous hydrogel containing sodium alginate for better exudate control
Gel containing betaine (a gentle effective surfactant that penetrates, disturbs and removes biofilm and wound debris) and Polyhexanide (to help control bacterial levels on the wound)
Ready-to-use colourless viscous gel containing betaine (a gentle effective surfactant that penetrates, disturbs and removes biofilm and wound debris) and Polyhexanide (to help control bacterial levels on the wound)
A clear and amorphous hydrogel for effective autolytic debridement of necrotic tissue. Should be used with a secondary dressing.
