The professional's guide to wound product selection
A single-use, single-application, acidic, dehydrating gel intended for topical application to debride and remove biofilm and necrosis from the wound surface. Application time is up to 60 seconds, following which the gel needs to be removed from the skin by rinsing with saline or water and rubbing dry with sterile gauze.
Debridement device with a head made from polyester, using patented Monofilament Fibre Technology secured to a polypropylene handle. NICE technologies guidance (MTG17) states that the case for using this dressing on acute and chronic wounds in the community is supported by the evidence.
Debridement pad made from polyester, using patented monofilament fibre technology. NICE technologies guidance (MTG17) states that the case for using this dressing on acute and chronic wounds in the community is supported by the evidence.
Fragrance-free, non-greasy, viscous skin protectant containing dimethicone. Protects against moisture-associated skin damage related to incontinence.
Gel tissue adhesive with two applicators.
Garments and tubular sleeves made from medical-grade, sericin-free silk protected by a non-migrating antimicrobial
Silicone topical gel
Silicone gel sheet
Fabric-backed silicone gel sheet
Pressure-redistribution pad available in various sizes, thicknesses and anatomical shapes. Single-patient use, but can be washed and reapplied to same patient multiple times.