The professional's guide to wound product selection
The professional's guide to wound product selection
This water-repellent, antiseptic barrier cream protects skin from moisture, irritants, chafing and contamination with bacteria or yeasts. It contains 22% dimeticone and 0.1% benzalkonium chloride and is active against bacteria and yeasts.
A superabsorber dressing that manages high levels of exudate, to maintain skin integrity and support healing by absorbing exudate through the skin contact layer, into the core which contains superabsorbent polymers where it locks the exudate into a gel. This means the fluid is retained, even under compression.
Thin, sterile sealing strips consisting of an inner layer of hydrocolloid contained within an adhesive polymer matrix and an outer layer of polyurethane film.
Water-repellent, self-adhesive island wound dressing with polyacrylate adhesive and non-adherent absorbent pad. Gentler than Cosmopor E.
Non-active, non-invasive and sterile self-adhesive dressing, with waterproof film to protect against bacterial penetration and external contaminants. A transparent film window allows visual control of the puncture site without dressing changes.
A primary wound dressing made from the calcium salt of alginic acid, which is rich in mannuronic acid.
A two-layer dressing comprising a non-adherent, highly absorbent polyurethane foam and a breathable polyurethane film backing. The foam core is designed to absorb and retain exudate, while the outer layer allows moisture vapour transmission away from the dressing.
A three-layer dressing comprising a highly absorbent polyurethane foam core, a breathable polyurethane film and a translucent, breathable polyurethane backing.