Solventum Actisorb Activated Charcoal Silver 220 Dressing 10.5 x 10.5cm 1 Unit MAS105
by Solventum
Original price
R 164.95
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Original price
R 164.95
Original price
R 164.95
R 164.95
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R 164.95
Current price
R 164.95
Solventum Actisorb Activated Charcoal Silver 220 Dressing 10.5 x 10.5cm 1 Unit MAS105 is a sterile activated charcoal dressing with silver for wound odour control. It traps odour and bacteria within the dressing, where silver provides antimicrobial activity.
Key Benefits
- Helps reduce wound odour through activated charcoal that traps odour within the dressing.
- Helps limit bacterial penetration by trapping bacteria within the dressing, where silver provides antimicrobial activity.
- Helps manage wound drainage when combined with an appropriate secondary absorbent dressing, such as foam.
Ingredients
activated charcoal and silver. The outer sleeve is non-adherent nylon.
How to Use
- Prepare the wound using the wound-care method advised by your clinician. Wash your hands before and after application, and wear gloves if your clinician recommends them.
- Choose a dressing slightly larger than the wound, as advised by your clinician.
- Remove the dressing from its protective packaging. If needed, fold it to fit the wound shape without cutting it.
- Place either side against the wound. Direct contact with the wound bed makes full use of the dressing's properties.
- Cover and secure it with a secondary dressing as advised by your clinician.
- Change the secondary absorbent dressing when needed.
- Your clinician may recommend changing the Actisorb dressing every 24 hours initially. It may remain in place for up to 7 days, depending on drainage, but must be changed at least every 7 days or sooner if advised.
- Remove and discard the used dressing. Ask your healthcare provider how to dispose of it.
Caution & Storage
- Do not use on third-degree burns.
- Do not use if you have a known sensitivity to silver or another dressing component.
- For external use only.
- Single use only. Do not reuse.
- Do not cut the dressing. Released particles may enter the wound and cause discolouration.
- Consult a clinician before application. Self-care should be guided by a healthcare professional.
- Wound infection requires clinical assessment and treatment of the underlying cause.
- Do not use if the sterile packaging is damaged or the dressing has expired.
- Store in a clean, dry place.