hydrogel dressings NuMed Hydrogel Dressing Sheet, Bulk Case Pack – Mak Medical

hydrogel dressings NuMed Hydrogel Dressing Sheet, Bulk Case Pack – Mak MedicalHydrogel dressings are advanced wound care solutions for dry to moderately draining wounds. Ideal for situations where moist wound healing is prioritized over drainage control. Can absorb or donate moisture depending on the wound and dressing hydration state. Facilitates autolytic debridement in necrotic wounds and maintains a moist healing environment in clean, granulating wounds. Essential in many wound care types for providing moisture, aiding in

• Hydrogel dressings are advanced wound care solutions for dry to moderately draining wounds.
• Ideal for situations where moist wound healing is prioritized over drainage control.
• Can absorb or donate moisture depending on the wound and dressing hydration state.
• Facilitates autolytic debridement in necrotic wounds and maintains a moist healing environment in clean, granulating wounds.
• Essential in many wound care types for providing moisture, aiding in wound cleaning, and promoting the removal of necrotic tissue.
• The high moisture content helps prevent bacteria and oxygen from reaching the wound, acting as an infection barrier.
• NuMed Hydrogel Dressing Sheet is latex-free, semi-transparent, and flexible, made from polyethylene oxide, polyvinyl alcohol, and water.
• Absorbs excess wound exudates, promotes granulation and epithelialization, and facilitates autolytic debridement.
• Non-stick design relieves pain and causes no secondary damage.

Additional Features:

• Soothes and reduces pain
• Rehydrates the wound bed
• Provides minimal to moderate absorption
• Allows pain-free removal during dressing changes
• Permits gaseous exchange

Indications:

• Minor burns
• Skin tears
• Dry and necrotic wounds
• Superficial lacerations
• Partial thickness wounds from resurfacing procedures and skin graft donor sites
• Stage I - IV pressure ulcers
• Diabetic ulcers
• Surgical wounds

The dressing can be left on for up to seven days, depending on the amount of exudate.