Smith & Nephew Wound Care Antimicrobial Gel Iodosorb 10 gm, 4 EA/BX, 12BX/CS

Wound Care Antimicrobial Gel Iodosorb 10 gm, 4 EA/BX, 12BX/CS

Iodosorb wound care antimicrobial gel is a cadexomer iodine gel used in wound care to help kill bacteria, manage exudate, and debride the wound bed. It can fit facilities and clinicians looking for a wound gel that also supports a moist wound healing environment and gives a visible change cue for replacement. This case includes 4 each per box and 12 boxes per case.

Good Fit For

• Wound care workflows where exudate management is needed
• Care settings that want a visual change indicator for replacement
• Case purchasing for ongoing clinical use

Key Features

• 3-in-1 action helps kill bacteria, manage exudate, and debride the wound bed
• Removes exudate and debris effectively to support wound bed management
• Promotes a clean wound healing environment
• Gel formed over the wound supports moist healing
• Color changes to white to indicate when the gel should be changed

Applications and Usage

• Managing wounds where bacteria control, exudate management, and debridement are all desired
• Supporting moist wound healing as part of a wound care protocol
• Monitoring dressing change timing using the product's white color change indicator

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Change timing can be guided by the gel turning white
• This SKU is sold by the case for higher-volume purchasing

FAQ

• What does this wound care gel do? Iodosorb antimicrobial gel has a 3-in-1 mode of action that helps kill bacteria, manage exudate, and debride the wound bed.
• How does the product support wound healing? The gel formed over the wound promotes moist healing and helps support a clean wound healing environment.
• How do users know when to change the gel? A change in color to white indicates when Iodosorb should be changed.
• What material is this gel made from? This wound care gel uses cadexomer iodine.
• How is this SKU packed for purchase? This case includes 4 each per box and 12 boxes per case.

From Iodosorb by Smith & Nephew.