Hydrocell Foam Dressing is non-adhesive, and has an outer film layer providing a barrier to external contaminants. These dressings can absorb a large amount of fluid.
Hydrocell Foam Dressing is non-adhesive, and has an outer film layer providing a barrier to external contaminants. These dressings can absorb a large amount of fluid.
Sticks and remains in place, even on difficult-to-dress areas of the body. It may absorb up to four times more exudate than hydrocolloids and is ideal for moderately to heavily exuding wounds.
Sticks and remains in place, even on difficult-to-dress areas of the body. It may absorb up to four times more exudate than hydrocolloids and is ideal for moderately to heavily exuding wounds.
USP Type VII gauze. Unique dual-colored element combines blue radiopaque strand with white strand which is visible when sponge is saturated with blood.
USP Type VII gauze. Unique dual-colored element combines blue radiopaque strand with white strand which is visible when sponge is saturated with blood.
Soft, conformable and comfortable to wear. Innovative fluid handling technology provides high absorbency with breathability to reduce the risk of maceration.
Soft, conformable and comfortable to wear. Innovative fluid handling technology provides high absorbency with breathability to reduce the risk of maceration.
A wound edge protector that separates edges of the incision from contact with visceral contents, instruments and gloves during the procedure, while allowing for visualization of the wound edges. Four adhesive patches.
A wound edge protector that separates edges of the incision from contact with visceral contents, instruments and gloves during the procedure, while allowing for visualization of the wound edges. Four adhesive patches.
Provides lasting, effective support with complete freedom of movement for the patient. Once the bandage has been applied, covered elastic threads within the fabric move to adjust to the contours of the body and distribute pressure evenly over the sur
Provides lasting, effective support with complete freedom of movement for the patient. Once the bandage has been applied, covered elastic threads within the fabric move to adjust to the contours of the body and distribute pressure evenly over the sur