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- Gel with ionic silver technology for sustained antimicrobial protection
- Advanced fluid handling capable of donating or absorbing moisture
- Nonstaining and gentle to healthy tissue
- Viscous formulation remains in place in the wound up to three days
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- Multilayer reduced-compression bandage system is best for an ankle circumference of greater than 7.25" (18 cm)
- First layer: sterile wound contact layer helps protect the wound site and wick away exudate into the absorbent padding
- Second layer: absorbent padding bandage helps absorb exudate and protect bony prominences
- Third layer: light conformable bandage helps absorb exudate and helps prepare and sculpt the leg for the application of the pressure layers
- Fourth layer: cohesive compression bandage helps maintain continuous compression and keeps the system in place for up to a full week
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- Strong, lightweight, high-quality fiberglass casting tape with water-activated polyurethane resin dries to a smooth finish so it's gentle against exposed skin
- Easy-to-use formulation with fresh fragrance makes application a better experience for both staff and patients
- Conforms well to contours for a more comfortable fit
- Allows for penetration by X-rays to monitor healing
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- 5 unique layers with a superabsorbent core that absorbs exudate, converts it into a gel, and locks it away
- Highly conformable foam dressing with gentle silicone adhesive that can be lifted up and reapplied
- Comfort and flexibility with a low-profile design and a moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) that adjusts to the level of fluid and improves breathability
- Design helps to collectively displace pressure when used with a pressure injury prevention protocol
- Indications: partial and full-thickness wounds; contraindications: third-degree burns
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- Puracol Plus AG+ collagen wound dressings with silver help jump-start stalled or chronic wounds1,2,3 when antimicrobial properties of silver are desired and help promote natural healing
- High-quality 100% collagen powder maintains a high degree of nativity 4,5
- High gel integrity6 helps the dressings stay in good contact with the wound bed over time
- Indications: pressure, venous, diabetic ulcers, partial and full-thickness wounds, ulcers caused by mixed vascular etiologies, first- and second-degree burns, donor sites and other surface wounds, abrasions, traumatic wounds healing by secondary intention, and dehisced surgical wounds
- Contraindications: active vasculitis or patients with known sensitivity to collagen or silver; product not indicated for third-degree burns
- Driver V, French M, Cain J, Hagen H, Hijazin M, Patel M. The Use of Native Collagen Dressings on Chronic Lower Extremity Wounds: Case Studies. Presented at SAWC. Tampa, FL. 2007.
- A Clinical Safety and Efficacy Evaluation on Seriously Chronic Wounds with a Native Collagen Dressing, data on file.
- Rogers LC, Armstrong DG. The promise of stem cells. Podiatry Management. June/July 2007:65-70.
- Data on file.
- Picrosirius Assay to Determine Relative Nativity of Two Collagenous Dressings, internal report.
- Comparative Physical Properties of Two Collagenous Dressings, Promogran and Puracol Plus, data on file.
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- TheraHoney dressings are impregnated with 100% sterile, medical-grade Manuka honey that is derived from the pollen and nectar of the Leptospermum scoparium plant in New Zealand
- The honey comb is used only one time, and once harvested, the honey is carefully filtered, irradiated and tested in a laboratory
- High sugar levels (87%) in the dressing result in osmotic pressure that helps promote autolytic debridement of necrotic tissue, promote a moist wound healing environment and rapidly reduces wound odor
- TheraHoney Sheet is porous, permitting the passage of exudate into a secondary dressing, which helps prevent periwound maceration
- Recommended for use on partial and full-thickness wounds, leg ulcers, pressure injuries, first- and second-degree burns, diabetic foot ulcers, surgical wounds and trauma wounds under the supervision of a healthcare professional and minor abrasions, lacerations, minor cuts, minor scalds and burns
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