Derma Sciences Hydrogel Dressing Xtrasorb™ 4.5 x 4.5", 10 EA/BX, 4BX/CS

Hydrogel Dressing Xtrasorb™ 4.5 x 4.5", 10 EA/BX, 4BX/CS

Xtrasorb hydrogel dressing is a wound dressing intended for managing a range of wound types. It may fit facilities and clinicians looking for a dressing used for pressure ulcers, venous leg ulcers, arterial ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, post-op wounds, traumatic wounds, and donor sites. This dressing is noted for absorbing and retaining more moisture than market-leading competitive dressings, which can help increase time between dressing changes while reducing risk of maceration and exposure to harmful components within wound fluid.

Good Fit For

• Wound care programs managing multiple ulcer types
• Post-op and traumatic wound care settings
• Facilities purchasing dressings by the case

Key Features

• Hydrogel dressing for wound care applications
• Absorbs and retains more moisture than market-leading competitive dressings
• Supports longer intervals between dressing changes
• Helps reduce the risk of maceration
• Used across multiple wound types, including ulcers, post-op wounds, traumatic wounds, and donor sites
• Case quantity includes 10 each per box and 4 boxes per case

Applications and Usage

• Managing pressure ulcers
• Managing venous leg ulcers and arterial ulcers
• Supporting care for diabetic foot ulcers
• Covering post-op wounds and traumatic wounds
• Use on donor sites

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Review wound type and care protocol to confirm this hydrogel dressing matches your application needs.
• Case purchasing may be helpful for teams standardizing dressing supplies across multiple patients or treatment areas.

FAQ

• What types of wounds is this hydrogel dressing used for? This hydrogel dressing is used for pressure ulcers, venous leg ulcers, arterial ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, post-op wounds, traumatic wounds, and donor sites.
• How does this dressing help with dressing-change frequency? Xtrasorb hydrogel dressing absorbs and retains more moisture than market-leading competitive dressings, which can increase the time between dressing changes.
• Can this dressing help reduce maceration risk? Yes. The product details state that it helps reduce the risk of maceration and exposure to harmful components within wound fluid.
• What quantity comes in a case? A case includes 4 boxes, with 10 dressings in each box.

From Xtrasorb by Derma Sciences.