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Super Absorbent Dressing Hydralock™ Sa Square
SKU: 60440
- HydraLock SA is a superabsorbent dressing consisting of a nonadherent contact surface, a superabsorbent gelling core, and a waterproof backing that prevents strikethrough
- It rapidly absorbs wound exudate into the super absorbent polymer core in order to minimize the risk for maceration while supporting a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- Supports a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- HydraLock SA is a superabsorbent dressing consisting of a nonadherent contact surface, a superabsorbent gelling core, and a waterproof backing that prevents strikethrough
- It rapidly absorbs wound exudate into the super absorbent polymer core in order to minimize the risk for maceration while supporting a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- Supports a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
SKU: 60440
- HydraLock SA is a superabsorbent dressing consisting of a nonadherent contact surface, a superabsorbent gelling core, and a waterproof backing that prevents strikethrough
- It rapidly absorbs wound exudate into the super absorbent polymer core in order to minimize the risk for maceration while supporting a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- Supports a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- HydraLock SA is a superabsorbent dressing consisting of a nonadherent contact surface, a superabsorbent gelling core, and a waterproof backing that prevents strikethrough
- It rapidly absorbs wound exudate into the super absorbent polymer core in order to minimize the risk for maceration while supporting a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- Supports a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
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-70%Super Absorbent Dressing Hydralock™ Sa Square—
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SKU: 60440
- HydraLock SA is a superabsorbent dressing consisting of a nonadherent contact surface, a superabsorbent gelling core, and a waterproof backing that prevents strikethrough
- It rapidly absorbs wound exudate into the super absorbent polymer core in order to minimize the risk for maceration while supporting a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- Supports a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- HydraLock SA is a superabsorbent dressing consisting of a nonadherent contact surface, a superabsorbent gelling core, and a waterproof backing that prevents strikethrough
- It rapidly absorbs wound exudate into the super absorbent polymer core in order to minimize the risk for maceration while supporting a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
- Supports a moist wound environment conducive to autolytic debridement, normalization of wound bed temperature, and the formation of granulation tissue and epithelialization
