The professional's guide to wound product selection
Gel-forming wound contact dressing. Consists of a wide mesh tulle and a coating compound made from petroleum jelly and hydrocolloid. The hydrocolloid particles gel when in contact with wound exudate and the petroleum jelly moisturises dry areas in the wound bed and edges. The open mesh structure promotes transfer of excess exudate to a secondary dressing. Can be cut to size and applied on either side.
A non-cytotoxic, cyanoacrylate-based monomer that forms a strong protective layer over skin. As the cyanoacrylate polymerizes, it bonds to the skin surface. It resists external moisture, yet allows the skin to breathe.
Sterile, absorbent 100% chitosan gelling microfibre primary wound dressing. Transforms into a cohesive gel matrix when in contact with wound exudate, helping to maintain a moist environment. Aids autolytic debridement and can control minor bleeding. Easy to remove. Improves patient comfort.
Ultra-absorptive, 100% alginate dressing that locks fluid away as a gel providing a beneficial, moist wound environment.
Antimicrobial dressings infused with copper oxide particles for protection against a broad range of pathogens.
Sturdy frame to aid application of compression armsleeves
Sturdy frame to aid application of compression hosiery onto the lower limbs, with long handles for ease of use
pH-balanced, non-fragranced moisturising cleanser suitable for use on moisture-associated skin damage. Removes dried-on fluids. Soft, non-sticky skin feel for patient comfort. No-rinse formulation minimises skin rubbing and potential friction damage. Available in foam and spray for easy application to difficult-to-reach areas.
Viscous, non-sting ointment that provides a resilient, hydrophobic protective barrier against moisture-associated skin damage. Its tacky consistency is designed to adhere well to moist skin and wounds.