Dimora Wound Contact Layer, Silicone Non-adhering Wound Dressing, Transparent Pads Bandages Sheets for Abrasion Pressure Sore Venous Arterial Ulcer, 4

Dimora Wound Contact Layer, Silicone Non-adhering Wound Dressing, Transparent Pads Bandages Sheets for Abrasion Pressure Sore Venous Arterial Ulcer, 4

Trauma-Free Dressing Changes (4in x 7in) – Ultra-soft silicone wound contact layer gently adheres to intact skin while avoiding the wound bed, minimizing pain and trauma during dressing removal, increasing patient comfort and promoting healing Porous Mesh Design Minimizing Maceration – Flexible silicone conforms to body contours and allows exudate to flow freely into the secondary absorbent dressing, preventing leakage, reducing the risk of maceration, and protecting surrounding skin Versatile Solution for Various Wounds – Suitable for dry to heavily exuding injuries, including surgical incisions, burns, skin tears, donor sites, and bedsores; compatible with secondary dressings or topical medications for effective wound management Ideal Primary Wound Dressing – Non-adherent silicone layer creates a protective barrier between the wound and secondary dressing, prevents sticking, reduces trauma and pain on removal, and supports effective exudate management Pack of 5 for Convenient Use – Large-size dressings ready for multiple wounds, ensuring consistent protection and comfort in clinical or home settings, helping patients maintain optimal healing and daily wellbeing

Products description: 

Silicone wound contact layer is a transparent, non-adherent, flexible wound dressing. It could prevent skin stripping and discomforting when dressing changing. The Silicone wound contact layer is composed of silicone layer which has silicone adhesive on one side of PU film, and release film.

Silicone wound contact layer is a primary dressing, which cannot be used alone. It needs to be used in combination with secondary absorbent dressing. For example, it can be used in combination with our gauze dressing, super absorbent dressing, foam dressing, etc.

Scope of application: 

Silicone wound contact layer can be used with a secondary absorbent dressing, indicated for a wide range of exuding wounds , such as skin tears, skin abrasion, blistering, diabetic foot ulcer, pressure ulcer, leg venous, arterial ulcer, first and second degree burns, partial and full thickness grafts, Epidermolysis Bullosa, surgical wounds and traumatic wounds.

It can be used as wound protective layer on non-exuding wounds and fragile skin areas.

It also can be used as wound protective layer in NPWT system.

The product is single use and indicated for professional use only.

Product may remain in place for up to 14 days which allows cost effective and undisturbed wound healing.

Contraindications:

Do not use on Third-degree burns.

Do not use on the patients with a known hypersensitivity to the product or to its components.

Not for surgical implantation.