Collection: Antimicrobial

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In wound care, preventing infection is crucial for promoting healing and reducing complications. Our range of antimicrobial dressings is designed to provide effective protection while supporting faster recovery. These dressings create an optimal healing environment while actively combating harmful bacteria to reduce infection risk.

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Antimicrobial dressings are used to prevent infection in wounds by inhibiting bacterial growth. They are especially effective in treating chronic wounds, surgical wounds, burns, and ulcers, reducing the risk of infection while promoting faster healing.
These dressings contain antimicrobial agents like silver, iodine, or honey, which actively kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria and other pathogens. This helps reduce infection and supports a moist healing environment for optimal wound healing.
Yes, antimicrobial dressings are suitable for a wide range of wounds, including chronic wounds like diabetic ulcers, venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, as well as acute wounds like burns and surgical sites.
No, antimicrobial dressings are typically designed to be non-adherent to the wound bed. This ensures that they can be removed with minimal pain or trauma to the healing tissue.
The frequency of changing antimicrobial dressings depends on the level of exudate and the specific type of wound. Generally, these dressings are designed to stay in place for several days, but your healthcare provider will advise you on the best change frequency based on the wound's condition.
Yes, antimicrobial dressings, particularly those containing silver, have been shown to be effective against a broad spectrum of bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant strains, helping to reduce the need for systemic antibiotics.
No, antimicrobial dressings are typically designed for single-use. Once the dressing is saturated with exudate or reaches the end of its effective lifespan, it should be replaced to maintain infection control and optimal healing conditions.
The most common antimicrobial agents used in these dressings include silver, iodine, honey, and other natural or synthetic antibacterial compounds. Silver is particularly popular for its broad-spectrum activity and long-lasting effects.
Yes, most antimicrobial dressings are designed to be gentle on sensitive skin, reducing the risk of irritation or allergic reactions while offering effective infection control.
When selecting an antimicrobial dressing, consider the wound's exudate level, type (chronic or acute), location, and the presence of infection. Your healthcare provider will be able to help you choose the most suitable dressing based on these factors.