Indications for Use Chronic wounds Acute wounds Ulcers Diabetic ulcers Surgical wounds such as: Post-operative sites Donor sites Partial-thickness burns Traumatic or surgical wounds Bleeding wounds Abrasions Lacerations Minor cuts Minor scale and burns Contraindications Individuals who have sensitive skin Individuals with an allergy to the dressing or its components Features and Benefits Absorbent and Alginate Dressing Helps Create Optimal Wound-Healing Environment Hydrofiber Technology Turns to Gel on Contact With Wound Fluid Controlled Release of Ionic Silver As Exudate Is Absorbed Ionic Silver Provides Antimicrobial Properties Helps Trap Bacteria and Keep Wound Clean Skin-Friendly Adhesive Waterproof Top Barrier Soft and Absorbent Foam Pad for Optimal Comfort Contours to Wound Available in Adhesive and Non-Adhesive Options Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) When are adhesive used versus non-adhesive dressings
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