Mepilex Border Comfort Foam Absorbs Dressing and similar items

Mepilex Border Comfort Mepilex Border Comfort with proprietary Flex Technology is an all-in-one wound dressing with unique conformability and flexibility. It manages exudate containing bacteria, trapping it in a more effective way. It is designed to treat a wide range of exuding chronic and acute wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, skin tears, and traumatic wounds. Proprietary Flex Technology enables 360-degree stretch, thanks to patent-pending Y-cuts in its retention and spreading layers. It conforms to the body - even difficult-to-dress locations - and stays where needed for longer, compared to other dressings. With over 40% more superabsorbent fibres than Mepilex Border, the retention layer manages both normal and viscous exudate while locking fluid away so the dressing can continue to work. Fluid handling capacity tests prove that Mepilex Border Comfort outperforms other silicone bordered foams dressings by up to 265%. The highly breathable backing film features the new Exudate Progress Monitor - a dot pattern that allows you to easily track and record fluid as it spreads, without disturbing the wound. These dot counts can be recorded and shared between nurse visits or shifts, supporting staff to potentially avoid excess dressing changes. All combined, the five-layer construction is designed to absorb, channel, and trap exudate containing bacteria away from the wound bed and prevent re-entry, even under compression. Features: - Proprietary Flex Technology for improved stay-on-ability and conformability - Improved exudate management with bacteria trapping properties - Safetac wound contact layer for less pain during dressing changes - Easy three-part application for more accurate placement and reduced waste - Track and record exudate progress for better dressing-use efficiency - Stays in place better than other foam dressings - up to 7 days How to Use: You can use Mepilex Border Comfort for a wide range of exuding wounds such as pressure ulcers, leg and foot ulcers, and traumatic wounds such as skin tears and surgical wounds. Plus it can be used on dry and or necrotic wounds in combination with gels