Coloplast 33285 Comfeel Plus Hydrocolloid Dressing Sacral 17cm x 17cm

Product Description

< strong>Use
Comfeel Plus hydrocolloid dressings are indicated for a wide variety of wounds with low to moderate exudation. Dressings are indicated for chronic wounds such as leg ulcers and pressure sores, and acute wounds such as superficial burns, superficial partial thickness burns, donor sites, postoperative wounds and skin abrasions. Depending on the specific wound characteristics, the dressing may remain for up to 7 days. Comfeel Plus can be used as a primary cover or as a secondary cover.

Guaranteed protection
Comfeel Plus hydrocolloid dressings provide a moist wound healing environment and help protect the wound in the final stages of wound healing. The top film is water and bacteria-proof to help protect the wound from external factors and is smooth to help reduce friction. The semi-permeable top film allows moisture to evaporate while maintaining a moist healing environment.

Wound tracing
Comfeel Plus hydrocolloid dressings have a mapping grid for wound monitoring and dressing change indication.

User friendly design
Comfeel Plus hydrocolloid dressings have a 3-part non-touch application system that allows for aseptic and controlled application. Turquoise touch points guide the application process. The packaging is designed with life-size photographs of dressings to allow easy product selection, and the bags include images of usage for optimal guidance.

Effect mechanism
When the dressing comes into contact with the wound exudate, it forms a viscous gel that absorbs the exudate but does not adhere to the wound bed. Excess moisture evaporates from the semi-permeable top film.

Product composition
Comfeel Plus is a synthetic, It consists of moisture absorbing sodium carboxymethylcellulose (KMS) particles contained in an elastic and sticky mass. Calcium alginate has been added to the dressing to increase absorption. The top film is a semi-permeable polyurethane film.
Comfeel  Plus Transparent is formulated without pectin, known allergens such as latex or colophony, or animal derivatives such as gelatin.