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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 which is impermeable to liquids and bacteria. The dressing features an adhesive border. 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
8×8cm, £2.10
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 in conjunction with a secondary dressing.
