Hydrocolloid Dressing for Wound Care for Minor Bruises Surgical Wounds Ulcers Pressure Sores

• Customization: Available
• Customized: Can Be Customized
• Certification: ISO
• Model NO.: 6"x6"cm
• Feature: Anti-Allergy, Waterproof, Breathable
• Type: Wound Care Dressing
• Product Name: Hydrocolloid Wound Care Dressing
• Sample: for Free Less Than 3PCS
• Service: OEM/ODM/24hours Online Service
• Material: Hydrocolloid
• Color: Transparent or Light Yellow
• Storage: Store in Cool and Dry Place
• Transport Package: 1PC/Bag or Can Be Customized
• Specification: 6"x6"cm
• Trademark: HANGU
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3005109000
• Production Capacity: 30000PCS/Day

Product Description

Hydrocolloid Dressing for Wound Care for Minor Bruises Surgical Wounds Ulcers Pressure Sores

Hydrocolloid dressings are usually composed of natural polymer materials such as sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), gelatin, pectin, as well as elastomers, plasticizers, etc. These ingredients work together to give hydrocolloid dressings unique properties.

Features

Good moisturizing property: Hydrocolloid dressing can absorb wound exudate and form a gel-like substance to keep the wound moist and facilitate wound healing.
Autolytic debridement: The gel formed at the wound can promote the autolysis of necrotic tissue on the wound surface, accelerate the wound cleaning process, and reduce the risk of infection.
Breathability: It has a certain breathability, which can allow the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide, help the skin around the wound to breathe, and reduce discomfort.
Viscosity: It can be firmly attached to the skin around the wound and is not easy to fall off, but it will not cause damage to the skin when removed.

Scope of application
Pressure sores:	For pressure sores that are prone to occur in patients who have been bedridden for a long time, hydrocolloid dressings can protect the wound surface and promote healing.
Ulcers:	Such as diabetic foot ulcers, venous ulcers, etc., can provide a suitable healing environment for wounds.
Traumatic wounds:	Including surgical incisions, abrasions, cuts, etc., which help reduce wound infection and promote epithelial tissue growth.
Incontinence dermatitis:	It can be used to protect the skin of incontinent patients' buttocks and other parts to prevent urine and feces from irritating the skin.