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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
A thin, sterile dressing with a trilaminate structure comprising a polyurethane central foam layer; a permeable, low-friction, waterproof polyurethane film; a wound contact layer with a silicone adhesive-coated perforated film. The dressing can be repositioned during wear and lifted to allow observation. Latex-free.
Sterile wound dressing consisting of a knitted polyester fabric coated with silicone adhesive on both sides
A sterile, non-adhesive, absorbent dressing with a versatile fenestration that enables it to fit neatly around a tracheotomy tube. The dressing consists of a soft, conformable, hydrophilic, absorbent, polyurethane foam laminated to a pink, low-friction, waterproof polyurethane film that also provides a bacterial barrier.
Manuka honey barrier cream that is an effective barrier against perspiration, urine and stool and wound exudate that lasts up to 24 hours.
100% medical-grade manuka honey
Knitted viscose mesh impregnated with 100% manuka honey
A non-adherent primary dressing comprised of knitted cellulose acetate mesh impregnated with a petrolatum emulsion. Can be cut to size. Can be used with compression therapy.
Non-adherent digit dressing made of a tacky, silicone-coated, open-knit, cellulose fabric with a double-coiled tubular bandage
Non-adherent primary wound contact layer comprising an unique cellulose acetate mesh coated with a soft tack silicone
Ready-to-wear chronic oedema and lymphoedema garments
