Convatec Sealing Strips

Convatec Sealing Strips are sterile, hydrocolloid-based securement devices that enhance the performance of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT). These strips measure 5 x 20cm and come in a box of 10, designed to stabilize and protect the wound environment. Ideal for use with NPWT dressings, these sealing strips assist in maintaining effective sealing of the wound edges, optimizing healing conditions and minimizing potential leakages.

Flexible and easy-to-apply, the strips are crafted to conform to various body contours, providing a stable and secure closure. The hydrocolloid material ensures the strips are gentle on the skin, making them ideal for extended use without causing irritation. As part of a comprehensive wound care regimen, Convatec Sealing Strips are essential for improving dressing longevity and enhancing overall patient comfort. Their sterile nature ensures a reduced risk of infection, making them a reliable choice for healthcare professionals.

• Made from a hydrocolloid material, the Convatec Sealing Strips are designed for flexibility and easy application, ensuring a secure fit around wound dressings.
• These sealing strips are sterile, minimizing infection risks and offering effective wound edge protection for enhanced healing.

• Convatec Sealing Strips are primarily used as a securement device in Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT). They help maintain dressing integrity and provide additional protection to wound edges during NPWT.

1. Can Convatec Sealing Strips be used with other types of dressings?
Yes, while they are designed primarily for use with NPWT, they can be used with other dressings for additional securement and protection.

2. Are these sealing strips suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, being sterile and made from hydrocolloid material, these strips are designed to be gentle on the skin, reducing irritation for those with sensitive skin.

3. How often should these strips be changed?
The frequency of change depends on the wound care protocol and wound exudate levels, but they are typically changed in line with the primary dressing.