Suprasorb® P PU foam dressing non-adhesive sterile, 15 x 15 cm, 5 ST

Suprasorb® P provides optimal conditions for wound healing. Its absorbent PU foam structure maintains a moist wound environment and supports the natural healing process.

Suprasorb P absorbs wound exudate quickly and reliably, as the fine-pored PU foam exhibits excellent capillary action directly at the wound bed.

The material conforms to the wound bed. The special surface texture of the wound-contact layer of Suprasorb P – the all-rounder in wound care – is gentle on easily damaged surfaces as well as on healing wounds. The semi-permeable PU backing layer ensures an ideal moist wound environment. Even after absorbing fluid, the dressing retains its shape. It is bacteria-proof and waterproof*.

Suprasorb P is easy to apply, soft and comfortable to wear. Suprasorb P is available in four variants: non-adhesive, self-adhesive, sacrum and Heel. The self-adhesive version also features a skin-friendly adhesive border. * Suprasorb P non-adhesive

Indications

• Moderately exuding wounds
• Superficial wounds
• Acute wounds: Split-thickness skin graft sites, Post-operative wounds
• Chronic wounds: Pressure ulcers, Leg ulcers, Diabetic ulcers
• Wound healing phases: Exudation phase, Granulation phase, Epithelialisation phase

Properties

• Excellent wound healing thanks to reliable exudate management
• High wearing comfort thanks to a soft and supple structure
• The perforated wound-contact layer prevents the dressing from sticking to the wound
• Bacteria- and fluid-repellent PU membrane*)
• Maintains a moist wound healing environment, thereby promoting natural healing
• The anatomical shape facilitates treatment of hard-to-reach areas such as the heel, elbow or amputation stumps**)

* Suprasorb P non-adhesive; ** Suprasorb P Heel non-adhesive

Form of supply

Sterile foam dressing – non-adhesive

Use

Dressing change interval:

• To be determined by the treating doctor depending on the condition of the wound, the degree of exudation and the secondary dressing, at the latest after 5–7 days. The dressing must be changed as soon as the discolouration reaches the wound margin.
• Suprasorb P can be used as a secondary dressing for wounds at risk of infection as part of standard antimicrobial therapy.
• When dry, Suprasorb P can be easily cut to fit the individual wound size. The dressing should overlap the wound edges by approximately 2 cm.