The professional's guide to wound product selection
Non-adhesive, ionic hydrogel sheet dressing that will either donate or absorb fluid, depending on the moisture level of the wound, to maintain an optimal moisture level for wound healing. The gel is permeable to water vapour.
Contains 85% water and a collection of polymer chains that are water insoluble. Does not contain animal-derived ingredients.
Antimicrobial wound hydrogel with Polyhexanide and poloxamer to promote autolytic debridement and clean, protect and moisten acute, chronic and infected wounds
Multi-layered semipermeable dressing that consists of an adhesive layer that bonds to intact skin but is non-adherent to the wound, a highly absorbent hydrogel layer, a foam layer that provides a means of escape for moisture vapour and a vapour-permeable water and bacteria-resistant outer layer
Soft, conformable, non-woven dressing composed of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose fibres and enhanced high-density polyethylene with polyethylene terephthalate. Forms a soft gel for ease of removal at dressing change.
Sterile gel composed of hydrocolloids in a clear, viscous vehicle. It provides a balance of fluid/moisture to the wound site, either by absorbing or donating fluid to the wound. Helps to promote natural autolysis.
Hydrogel sheet dressing with slight initial self-adhesive effect that can be cut to desired size
Hydrogel sheet with hypoallergenic, polyacrylic-based adhesive film border
A non-woven dressing impregnated with amorphous hydrogel. The hydrogel is partially hydrated so as to donate moisture to drier environments and absorb in wetter conditions.
A non-woven dressing impregnated with amorphous hydrogel. The hydrogel is partially hydrated so as to donate moisture to drier environments and absorb in wetter conditions.
Amorphous hydrogel. It is partially hydrated so as to donate moisture to drier environments and absorb in wetter conditions.
Amorphous hydrogel. It is partially hydrated so as to donate moisture to drier environments and absorb in wetter conditions.
Pro-ionic hydrogel contact layer and fluid-repellent, polyurethane film outer layer. Available in non-adhesive and adhesive options.
Hydrogel dressing
Clear amorphous hydrogel containing sodium alginate for better exudate control
A combination of hydrogel and octenidine, to keep the wound moist, inactivate microorganisms and loosen encrusted coatings
Gel containing betaine (a gentle effective surfactant that penetrates, disturbs and removes biofilm and wound debris) and Polyhexanide (to help control bacterial levels on the wound)
Ready-to-use colourless viscous gel containing betaine (a gentle effective surfactant that penetrates, disturbs and removes biofilm and wound debris) and Polyhexanide (to help control bacterial levels on the wound)
A clear and amorphous hydrogel for effective autolytic debridement of necrotic tissue. Should be used with a secondary dressing.