Kliniderm Superabsorbant Dressing

Product Description: Introducing Kliniderm® Superabsorbent Dressing, a superior four-layer dressing uniquely secured with a patented seal. These dressings are specially designed for effective wound care, providing remarkable absorption and retention properties. They are ideal for managing moderate-to-highly exuding chronic and acute wounds and can be used under compression, making them a versatile solution for various wound types.

Brand: Kliniderm®

Type: Four-Layer Superabsorbent Dressing

Usage: Kliniderm® Superabsorbent Dressings are formulated for advanced wound care, offering exceptional absorption and retention capabilities. They are indicated for use with moderate-to-highly exuding chronic and acute wounds, and they can also be used under compression bandaging.

Ingredients: These dressings are expertly crafted using a combination of materials to ensure excellent absorption and retention properties, offering efficient exudate management.

Features:
•    Four-Layer Design: Kliniderm® Superabsorbent Dressing consists of four layers held together with a unique patented seal for optimal wound care.
•    Superabsorbent: These dressings excel in absorption and retention of exudate, making them an ideal choice for managing a variety of wounds.
•    Versatile Use: Suitable for both chronic and acute wounds, these dressings can be applied under compression bandaging.

Indications: Kliniderm® Superabsorbent Dressings are suitable for the management of various wound types, including but not limited to:

•    Chronic wounds
•    Acute wounds
•    Pressure ulcers
•    Venous leg ulcers
•    Diabetic ulcers
•    Surgical wounds

Directions for Use:
•    Cleanse the wound area according to standard wound care procedures.
•    Choose the appropriate size of Kliniderm® Superabsorbent Dressing to cover the wound, extending slightly beyond the wound edges.
•    Place the dressing directly on the wound, ensuring full contact with the exudate.
•    Secure the dressing in place with appropriate secondary dressings or fixation methods.
•    Adhere to the healthcare professional's recommendations regarding the frequency of dressing changes and overall wound care management.