Non-Adhesive Foam Wound Dressing Jumbo Roll

Type:
Non-adhesive type: needs to be fixed with bandages, etc., suitable for fragile skin or parts that are not suitable for sticking.
Regular and special types of sheets (such as sacral and coccyx stickers, heel stickers).

Core functions and features:
Exudate management: quickly lock the liquid through the vertical absorption mechanism to reduce the risk of skin immersion.
Promote healing: maintain a moist environment, accelerate the growth of granulation tissue and epithelial crawling, shorten the healing time,
Additional functions: silver-containing ingredients can inhibit bacteria. (Customized ingredients can be added).

Applicable scenarios: Acute and chronic wounds such as pressure sores, diabetic foot ulcers, and postoperative incisions; Wounds with more exudate or fragile skin that need to be protected; Wounds in special parts (joints, sacral and coccyx) that need to be flexibly fixed.
‌Restrictions on use: It should not be used for dry necrotic tissue or dry wounds that have entered the epithelial stage, and it needs to be replaced before the exudate approaches the edge of the dressing.

Why choose foam wound dressing ?
Exudate Management Capabilities
Vertical and Lateral Absorption
Reduces the risk of skin maceration by rapidly absorbing moderate to large volumes of exudate through a porous structure and locking in the fluid to prevent reverse osmosis;

Optimization of the healing environment
Wet healing support
Maintains a moist microenvironment that promotes autolytic debridement, granulation tissue growth and epithelial crawling to shorten the healing cycle
Barrier protection
Breathable, semi-permeable membrane blocks microbial invasion and reduces the risk of infection, while protecting wound nerve endings for pain relief. nerve endings to relieve pain.

Additional Function Extensions
‌Antibacterial Ability‌
Dressings containing silver ions can inhibit bacterial growth.

‌Pressure Buffer‌
The moderately soft and hard material disperses local pressure, prevents bedsores from worsening and improves blood circulation.

Adaptability and Flexibility
‌Diverse Forms‌
Provide sheet-shaped, special-shaped (sacrum/heel patch), and fit complex anatomical parts such as joints.

‌Multiple Fixation Methods‌
The adhesive-free type can be used with bandages for fragile skin;

‌Widely Applicable Scenarios‌
Covering a variety of clinical needs such as acute and chronic wounds (such as pressure sores, diabetic foot), postoperative incisions and infected ulcers.