Aquacel® Non-Adhesive Silicone Foam Dressing - Sterile

Aquacel® Non-Adhesive Silicone Foam Dressing - Sterile

Aquacel^® Foam dressing has a soft absorbent Foam pad, an Aquacel^® interface, a gentle silicone adhesive, and a waterproof/bacteria barrier. Aquacel^® Foam dressing is the only Foam that has comfort, simplicity and the healing benefits of an Aquacel® Interface.

AQUACEL® Foam dressings are powered by Hydrofiber® Technology, which:

• Absorbs wound fluid and creates a soft gel, maintaining a moist wound environment1 and aids in autolytic debridement3
• Locks in exudate through vertically wicking, reducing the risk of maceration4†
• Minimizes pain while in place and during dressing changes5-8 †As demonstrated in vitro

The benefits of AQUACEL^® Foam dressing
Only AQUACEL^® Foam dressing offers comfort and simplicity, plus the healing benefits of an AQUACEL^® interface

• Water Proof/Bacteria Barrier provides — Evaporation of excess moisture — A waterproof barrier against viral/bacterial penetration^{1, a} — Allows patient to shower and bathe
• Soft Absorbent FOAM pad enhances patient comfort and absorbs excess fluid
• AQUACEL^® interface gels on contact with wound exudate to maintain a moist environment — Locks in wound exudate, including harmful components^{2, a} — Vertical wicking prevents lateral spread of fluid, reducing risk of maceration^{3, a} — Micro-contours to the wound bed, minimizing dead space where bacteria can grow^{4, a}
• Gentle silicone border designed to adhere to surrounding skin, not to the wound bed — Skin-friendly adhesive supports simple application and removal — Demonstrated low potential for dermal irritation or allergic contact sensitization⁵

References

1. AQUACEL® Foam Dressing – waterproofness, bacterial and viral barrier testing. WHRI3538 MS069. Data on File, ConvaTec Inc.
2. Walker M, Hobot JA, Newman GR, Bowler PG. Scanning electron microscopic examination of bacterial immobilization in a carboxymethyl cellulose (AQUACEL®) and alginate dressings. Biomaterials. 2003;24:883‐890.
3. Waring MJ, Parsons D. Physico‐chemical characterisation of carboxymethylated spun cellulose fibers. Biomaterials. 2001;22(9):903‐912.
4. Jones SA, Bowler PG, Walker M. Antimicrobial activity of silver-containing dressings is influenced by dressing conformability with a wound surface. Wounds. 2005;17(9):263-270.
5. Repeat Insult Patch Test CW‐0206‐11‐A730. Data on File, ConvaTec Inc

Notes:

As demonstrated in vitro.

Please note: This product does not contain latex.

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