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Wound Hydrogel

Wound Hydrogel

$9.95
$9.95

If you have a dry wound, try this gel.

Soothing, cooling and promotes the perfect environment for healing with out delay.

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Description

Hydrogel Dressings: Your Path to Faster, More Comfortable Wound Healing

Looking for advanced wound care that really works? Hydrogel dressings are expertly formulated to create the optimal healing environment for a variety of wounds.

Here's how they help you heal:

  • Moisture Mastery: Hydrogel dressings create the perfect moist environment that wounds need to thrive. They're infused with propylene glycol, a special ingredient that helps balance moisture levels – preventing dryness while absorbing any excess fluid.
  • Natural Healing Power: These dressings work in harmony with your body's natural healing process. They support "autolytic debridement," which means they help your body gently break down damaged tissue and encourage new, healthy skin to grow. This leads to less pain, faster healing, and minimal scarring.
  • Comfort is Key: Hydrogel dressings are designed for your comfort. They conform to your skin, providing a soothing and protective layer that won't irritate the wound or disrupt healing.

Uses

Only use on wounds that need moisture.

Dry wounds: This includes wounds like minor burns, abrasions, and some surgical wounds.

Necrotic wounds: Wounds with dead tissue (necrosis) benefit from the hydrating properties of hydrogels, as they help soften and loosen the dead tissue, facilitating its removal (debridement).

Wounds with minimal to moderate exudate:

Minor burns: First and second-degree burns often benefit from hydrogel dressings, as they provide a cooling and soothing effect while keeping the wound moist.

Pressure ulcers (early stages): In their early stages, pressure ulcers can benefit from the moist environment created by hydrogels.

Leg ulcers: Hydrogel dressings can be used on certain types of leg ulcers, particularly those that are dry or have minimal exudate.

Donor sites: Skin graft donor sites can be painful and dry. Hydrogels offer a soothing and moist environment to promote healing.

Wounds that need gentle care:

Painful wounds: Hydrogels are known for their soothing and cooling properties, making them a good choice for painful wounds.

Wounds with fragile skin: The gentle nature of hydrogels makes them suitable for wounds in areas with fragile skin, such as the elderly or infants.

Important Considerations:

Not for heavily exudating wounds: Hydrogel dressings have limited absorption capacity, so they are not ideal for wounds with heavy drainage.

Infection: While hydrogels can be used on infected wounds, they should be combined with appropriate infection management strategies.

Always consult a healthcare professional: If you are unsure whether a hydrogel dressing is right for your wound, it's essential to consult a doctor or wound care specialist for proper assessment and treatment recommendations.

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Order verification, tailoring, quality check and packaging. All orders are sent to our sales team the same day the  order is placed. They then processes the order, which can take an additional 1-2  days.


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This refers to the time it takes for items to be shipped to the destination, after the processing time. This is usually 2-8 days, 8 days at usually for WA and remote locations.

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If you do not receive tracking information from us within six business days of your order, feel free to email us at admin@assurance.training and we'll be glad to help.

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Who are we?

Assurance Training & Sales are a complete first aid training and service company located in CBD Dubbo NSW.

We offer you the full scope of first aid qualifications and stock first aid kits to suit all your spaces. Compliant kits for your crew and company. Practical kits for your home or club. Custom first aid kits for your car and kids!

AT&S offer onsite training, private dates that suit your schedule, as well as regular public courses in our customised CBD centre.

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