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Molnlycke Lyofoam T Foam Dressing Mepore Absorbent Dressing Mepore Pro Viscose Adhesive Dressing
Mepore Absorbent Dressing
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  • Quick and easy to apply and remove
  • Hydrophobic outer layer helps to prevent 'strike through' and reduces risk of secondary infection
  • Pre-cut cross to fit closely around tracheostomy,
  • Soft, elastic non-woven with high breath ability.
  • Easy-to-remove protection paper.
  • Low-adherent wound contact layer
  • Soft, elastic non-woven for better patient comfort
  • Viral and bacteria proof backing film for protection.
  • Large sizes ideal for post-surgical use,
Smith & Nephew Durafiber IFU Soft Non-Woven Pad or Ribbon Dressings Molnlycke Mepore Breathable Transparent Self-Adhesive Film Dressing Smith & Nephew Durafiber Ag Silver Gelling Fiber Wound Dressing
  • Forms a soft cohesive gel sheet on contact with wound fluid
  • High absorbent capacity
  • Up to 7 day wear time
  • Limits the risk for damage of newly formed tissue
  • Easy application, also when wearing gloves
  • Conforms easily to body contours
  • Locks exudate away from the wound.
  • It provides a moist environment to support autolytic debridement
  • Conforms intimately to the wound bed
Medline SORBEX Sterile Absorbent Slit Wound Dressings BSN Cutimed Sorbion Sachet S Drainage Dressing Crawford KerraCel Gelling Fiber Absorbent Dressing
  • Extended wear time leads to greater cost efficiency
  • Non-adherent to the wound bed for easy removal
  • Outer layer helps to protect clothing and bed sheets
  • The slit design ensures an especially good fit at the exit points of tubes
  • Hydration Response Technology:
  • The secret behind Sorbion Sachets highly absorbent core,
  • Sequester harmful components found in exudate
  • Help maintain a moist, healing environment
  • Be removed from the wound bed in one piece
   
 
Absorbent Dressing absorb exudate from wounds while also minimizing the amount of adherence to the wound bed itself. Some absorbent dressings form gel when put into contact with the exudate from a wound and some do not. Please refer to the individual product descriptions to find the dressing that best suits your needs.

Any excess exudate and cellular debris from the wound is contained in the dressing. This containment helps to prevent any microorganisms from entering the wound.

Absorbant dressing may also be sued to manage surgical incisions, abrasions, burns, or any other exudating wounds.