Product features: Suprasorb G Gel compress The proven Suprasorb G gel dressing from L&R is now available in a new quality. The hydrogel gently loosens and secures deep wound debris, necrotic tissue, and other tissue fragments. Suprasorb G gel dressings provide moisture, relieve pain, and offer a high level of patient comfort. Physicians and nursing staff appreciate the high-quality gel dressing for its easy application and user-friendly handling. Advantages: Characteristic: It gently dissolves necrosis. absorbs these into the gel Your benefits: Effective autolytic debridement. Characteristic: Provides moisture and relieves wound pain. Your benefits: The moist wound environment promotes granulation and epithelialization. Improved quality of life for the patient (through pain relief) Characteristic: Good moldability. Your benefits: Simple and safe application. Product composition: Hydrogel: Water, acrylic polymer based on a taurate derivative, polyethylene, phenoxyethanol. Carrier film: Polyethylene. White application aid: Polyethylene. Areas of application: Dry to slightly exuding wounds. Superficial wounds, whether acute or chronic, e.g.: leg ulcers, pressure sores, first and second degree burns, scalds. Wound healing phases: Exudative phase Granulation phase Epithelialization phase Characteristics: It gently dissolves necrotic tissue and absorbs it into the gel. High moisture release for effective autolytic debridement It provides moisture and relieves wound pain. good moldability Notes: Suprasorb G gel compress can be applied beyond the wound edge and, if necessary, cut to size to fit the wound surface. If the transparent film sticks to the inside of the individual packaging, it must be reapplied to the gel compress before use. Gloves must be worn or tweezers used for this. Source: www.lohmann-rauscher.com As of February 2024