DURAFIBER gel-forming wound dressing sterile 10 x 10 cm, 10 ST

DURAFIBER Gel Forming Wound Dressing is an advanced wound care product for optimal healing. The hydroactive gel pad creates a moist environment that promotes natural skin regeneration and reduces pain.

DURAFIBER is an absorbent, gelling dressing made of cellulose ethyl sulphonate fibres for chronic and acute wounds - sterile. DURAFIBER is a highly absorbent wound dressing with gel-forming components. The unique blend of cellulose fibres makes DURAFIBER a versatile solution for the treatment of chronic and acute wounds with medium to high levels of exudate.

The unique blend of cellulose fibres makes Durafiber a versatile solution for the treatment of wounds with medium to high levels of exudate. A dressing retention time of up to seven days helps you to provide cost-effective care.

Properties and benefits

• Durafiber is a highly absorbent wound dressing made of non-woven fibres with gel-forming components.

Properties

• High absorption capacity and retention - traps wound exudate and the harmful bacteria it contains.
• Permanently intact dressing and gel strength - easy removal with one hand movement.
• Minimises shrinkage of the wound dressing - continuous coverage of the wound bed.
• Minimises the horizontal spread of exudate through vertical absorption - minimises the risk of maceration of the surrounding skin.
• Adapts to the wound bed - supports wound healing by creating a moist wound environment.
• Can remain on the wound for up to seven days.
• Secondary dressing required.
• Retains fluid even under pressure.

Areas of application

• Leg ulcers
• Pressure ulcers
• Diabetic ulcers
• Surgical wounds
• Secondary healing wounds
• Skin donor sites
• Fistula tracts and tunnelled wounds
• Second degree burns
• Traumatic wounds
• Wounds prone to bleeding

Dosage form

Sterile wound dressing

Application

DURAFIBER dressing is applied directly to the cleansed wound and can be fixed in place with a secondary dressing. Particularly suitable for wounds with a medium to high degree of exudation. The dressing should be changed regularly depending on the amount of exudate and the condition of the wound.