Vitale Strong Silver Calcium Alginate Dressings deliver advanced wound care with 7-day antibacterial protection and optimized moisture management. Designed for moderate to heavily exuding wounds, these dressings create a gel-like covering upon contact with wound exudate, maintaining a moist healing environment while preventing adherence. The embedded silver provides broad-spectrum antibacterial action, helping reduce infection risk and promoting faster, more comfortable healing for patients. Vitale Strong dressings deliver reliable comfort and superior healing for both clinical and home care use.
Features & Benefits:
- Broad-Spectrum Antibacterial Protection: Silver ions help reduce infection risks by targeting harmful bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli.
- Moist Healing Environment: Calcium alginate fibers form a gel that locks in moisture, creating an optimal environment for natural wound healing.
- High Absorbency: Effectively manages wound exudate, reducing maceration while keeping the wound bed balanced.
- Non-Adherent Design: Allows painless removal without damaging delicate tissue or disrupting healing.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for multiple wound types, including ulcers, surgical sites, traumatic injuries, and grafts.
How To Apply
- Clean the wound with sterile physiological saline using existing clinical protocol. Dry the surrounding skin gently.
- Choose the right size dressing to cover the wound area.
- Cover and secure the Vitale STRONG Silver Calcium Alginate Dressing with a secondary dressing.
- Dressing change frequency will depend on patient condition and the level of exudates. While exudates are moderate to heavy, dressing changes should be made in 24 hours.
- Gently remove the secondary dressing. If the wound appears dry, saturate the dressing with sterile saline prior to removal.
Usage Guidelines:
- Type: Primary dressing
- Exudate Levels: Light to heavy drainage
- Wound Stages: II-IV
- Indicated Wound Types: Pressure Sores, Arterial Ulcers, Venous Lower Leg Ulcers, Diabetic Ulcers, Post-Operative Wounds