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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
A sterile dressing composed of pure activated carbon encased in a non-woven nylon envelope
Most types of chronic wounds, especially malodorous wounds such as fungating carcinomas and ulcerative, traumatic and surgical wounds
Sensitivity to nylon. Should never be cut as particles of activated charcoal may enter the wound and cause discolouration.
Activated charcoal dressing with silver, enclosed in a non-adherent nylon sleeve. Provides an effective barrier to bacterial penetration and for adsorbing offending odour resulting from wounds; the binding properties of the dressing trap bacteria, bacterial toxins and odour.
Pale yellow clear metronidazole gel for topical application, reducing pain, infection, discharge and odour. Contains 0.75% w/w gel (metronidazole).
Non-adherent superabsorbent dressing combined with an integrated carbon layer to support the management of both malodour and exudate. The superabsorbent pad absorbs and retains a high quantity of liquid. The activated charcoal layer absorbs wound malodour.
Sterile, non-adhesive, multilayer dressing with a highly absorbent wound contact layer, a one-way, water-resistant film to delay strikethrough to the carbon layer, thereby prolonging its odour-adsorptive properties, an activated charcoal cloth, an absorbent pad for comfort and a water-resistant top layer
Non-adhesive secondary dressing utilising cinnamon to eliminate unpleasant odour. An absorbent layer, together with a sachet containing cinnamon, provides a triple action anti-odour approach: it eliminates unpleasant odours, releases the pleasant, natural fragrance of cinnamon and absorbs excess exudate.
Sterile activated charcoal cloth sandwiched between layers of nylon/viscose rayon cloth. Apply as a primary or secondary dressing. Exudate will reduce the dressing’s effectiveness. Can be cut to size.
