Exudate Management
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Maintaining an optimal balance of exudate can be challenging, but is a critical part of wound care.
Our dressings are designed to manage fluid levels, whilst also maintaining periwound skin integrity and can be used as a secondary dressing in combination with our AQUACEL® products.
Our Exudate Management Product Portfolio
AQUACEL® Foam Dressing
AQUACEL® Foam dressing has a soft absorbent Foam pad, an AQUACEL® interface, a gentle silicone adhesive, and a waterproof/bacteria barrier. AQUACEL® Foam dressing is the only Foam that has comfort, simplicity and the healing benefits of an AQUACEL® Interface.
Read moreAQUACEL® EXTRA™ Hydrofiber® dressing
AQUACEL® EXTRA™ wound dressing is composed of two layers of Hydrofiber® Technology stitched together. It is nine times stronger and has 39% greater absorbency as compared to the original AQUACEL® wound dressing.1 AQUACEL® EXTRA™ Hydrofiber® dressing is specifically suited to help manage moderate to highly exuding wounds and is cleared for the same indications as the original AQUACEL® dressing.
Read moreBe Sure in Four
Wound Hygiene is a four-step regime designed to clean and decontaminate a wound and overcome the barriers to healing often caused by the presence of biofilm.
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Exudate Management Learning Zone
Our comprehensive educational resource on exudate management, including the relationship between exudate levels and wound healing as well as factors that should influence dressing choice.
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