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Description
Smith & Nephew ALLEVYN LIFE Foam Dressing 12.9x12.9cm
Product Description:
The Smith & Nephew ALLEVYN LIFE Foam Dressing is a sophisticated wound care solution designed to promote an optimal healing environment for a wide range of wound types. Measuring 12.9x12.9cm, this dressing is expertly crafted to provide a secure and comfortable fit, ensuring patient compliance and ease of use. Its advanced multi-layered design offers superior fluid management and pressure distribution, making it an ideal choice for both acute and chronic wounds.
Technical Specifications:
- Dimensions: 12.9cm x 12.9cm
- Multi-layered design with hydrocellular foam, hyper-absorber lock away core, and masking layer
- Shaped to fit the contours of the human body
- Provides a protective cushioning to the wound site
- Waterproof outer film layer
- Silicone wound contact layer for gentle adhesion
- Can remain in place for up to 7 days, depending on the condition of the wound
- Barrier to bacteria and viruses (larger than 25nm)
- Reduces risk of maceration and leakage
Common Applications and User Groups:
The ALLEVYN LIFE Foam Dressing is commonly used in the treatment of:
- Pressure ulcers
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Leg ulcers
- Exuding wounds
- First and second-degree burns
It is suitable for use by healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings, as well as by patients requiring long-term wound management solutions.
Supplier Overview:
Smith & Nephew is a global medical technology company with an unwavering commitment to improving the lives of patients around the world. With a rich history spanning over 160 years, Smith & Nephew have established themselves as an authority in the development of advanced wound management products. Their dedication to innovation, education, and evidence-based practice has positioned them at the forefront of the industry, making them a trusted partner in healthcare. The ALLEVYN LIFE Foam Dressing is a testament to their expertise, embodying their mission to provide products that reduce the human and economic cost of wounds.
