All Wound Hydrogel Dressings

Features

1. Perforated hydrogel layer can absorb wound exudates, resulting in longer wear-time and reduced risk of maceration.
2. Perforated hydrogel layer allows free passage of wound exudate to the foam, preventing skin maceration.
3. High absorption capacity, increasing wear-time.
4. High absorption foam - bacteriaproof outermost layer.
5. Highly breathable dressing allows gaseous changes, which is ideal for wound healing.
6. Provides an extra cushion that aids patient comfort and protection to the wound area.

Indications:

All Wound is ideal for moderately to highly exuding wounds, granulating wounds or wounds that have areas of slough or necrosis, including:
✚ Chronic wounds
✚ Pressure ulcers
✚ Post-operative surgical wounds
✚ Superficial or partial thickness burns
✚ Skin donor sites
✚ Diabetic ulcers
✚ Cavity wounds
✚ Abrasions

Contraindications / Precautions:

✚ Full thickness burns
✚ Do not use with oxidizing agents such as hypochlorite solutions or hydrogen peroxide, as these can break down the absorbent polyurethane component of the dressing
✚ Should not be used on patients with a known sensitivity to this dressing or its components

Layers

1. Release liner
2. Perforated hydrogel layer
3. Polyurethane foam
4. Polyurethane film

Instructions For Use:

1. Clean and dry the wound thoroughly
2. Remove the release liner from wound contact layer
3. A dressing should be selected that overlaps the wound margin by at least 2cm. If required, the dressing may be cut to size or shape before removal of the protective film. Once in position, the dressing may be held in place with a bandage or other suitable fixation tape.