Product features:

Suprasorb H
Hydrocolloid dressing

The Suprasorb H hydrocolloid dressing consists of an absorbent hydrocolloid matrix applied to a breathable polyurethane backing film. The hydrocolloid matrix rapidly absorbs exudate and forms a cohesive gel. In addition to its excellent absorbency, the breathable polyurethane backing film offers high water vapor permeability. The combination of these properties ensures an optimal moist wound environment, minimizes the risk of damage to the surrounding healthy skin, and allows for a wear time of up to seven days. Due to the various formulations of Suprasorb H (Standard, Thin, Sacrum, Border), a range of indications can be addressed.

Product composition:
Polyurethane film with hydrocolloid layer

Details:

• standard
• Thin
• Sacrum
• Border

Areas of application:
For the treatment of non-infected wounds that are low to moderately exuding and superficial.

Indications:

• Pressure sores and leg ulcers
• First and second degree burns
• Skin sampling and recipient sites
• Diabetic ulcers
• Postoperative wounds
• Abrasions

Characteristics:

• Excellent absorption capacity
• breathable
• Ensures an optimal moist wound environment
• Minimized risk of damage to healthy skin surrounding the wound

Frequency of dressing changes:
How often the dressing needs to be changed depends on the condition of the wound and the amount of exudate. The dressing should remain in place as long as possible. If wound exudate penetrates the dressing, it should be changed immediately. Change the dressing after no more than 7 days, or as soon as it is saturated with exudate.

Source: www.lohmann-rauscher.com
As of February 2024