Smith & Nephew Hydrogel Dressing Intrasite 8 gm

Hydrogel Dressing Intrasite 8 gm

Intrasite hydrogel dressing is a wound care hydrogel in an 8 gm Applipak format. It may fit buyers who need a dressing that gently re-hydrates necrotic tissue, supports autolytic debridement, and helps maintain a moist wound management environment during later stages of wound closure. This non-adherent formula also loosens and absorbs slough and exudate and contains propylene glycol.

Good Fit For

• Wound care protocols involving necrotic tissue
• Settings managing slough and exudate
• Later-stage wound closure moisture management
• Buyers needing a non-adherent hydrogel dressing

Key Features

• Hydrogel dressing that gently re-hydrates necrotic tissue to support autolytic debridement
• Helps loosen and absorb slough and exudate during wound management
• Supports an optimum moist wound management environment during later stages of wound closure
• Non-adherent design may help with dressing selection where gentle contact is preferred
• 8 gm Applipak format for single-item purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Re-hydrating necrotic tissue as part of autolytic debridement
• Helping loosen slough during wound care
• Managing exudate in a moist wound environment
• Supporting moist wound management during later stages of wound closure

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Contains propylene glycol
• Store at USP Controlled Room Temperature

FAQ

• What is Intrasite hydrogel dressing used for? Intrasite hydrogel dressing is used to gently re-hydrate necrotic tissue, facilitate autolytic debridement, and help loosen and absorb slough and exudate.
• Is this dressing intended to maintain a moist wound environment? Yes. Intrasite hydrogel dressing can help provide an optimum moist wound management environment during the later stages of wound closure.
• Is the dressing non-adherent? Yes. This hydrogel dressing is non-adherent.
• What size is this Applipak? This item has a volume of 8 gm.
• Are there any ingredient notes buyers should know? Yes. Intrasite hydrogel dressing contains propylene glycol.

From Intrasite by Smith & Nephew.