The Convatec Sealing Strips are essential accessories for effective Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, offering unmatched security and adaptability. Designed with a focus on facilitating easy, sterile applications, these strips measure 5 x 20 cm and come in a package of 10, ensuring practitioners have a sufficient supply for frequent dressing changes.

Crafted from hydrocolloid material, these strips provide reliable adhesion, maintaining the integrity of the wound dressing while allowing for necessary movement without compromising security. Their thin profile ensures comfort and flexibility, making them suitable for a wide variety of body contours. Perfectly designed to complement and secure any wound care dressing, they offer the finest choice for enhancing patient outcomes in wound management systems.

Key Features:

• Made from hydrocolloid material, these strips offer excellent adhesion, flexibility, and moisture absorbency, which are essential for maintaining sterile conditions and providing necessary wound support.
• The thin design of the Convatec Sealing Strips allows for ease of application and seamless integration with other wound therapy systems, minimizing interference while maximizing comfort for the patient.

Uses:

• The Convatec Sealing Strips are primarily used as a secondary securement device to aid in maintaining Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT). They effectively support wound dressings, ensuring they stay in place and provide optimal healing conditions even in challenging environments.

FAQs:

1. Can the Convatec Sealing Strips be used with any wound therapy system?
Yes, these sealing strips are compatible with most Negative Pressure Wound Therapy systems, providing secure and reliable secondary coverage.

2. How do I apply the Convatec Sealing Strips?
To apply, gently position the strip over the wound dressing. Press down to ensure adherence. They are flexible and can be adjusted for a secure fit.

3. How often should the sealing strips be replaced?
Replacement of sealing strips is typically done during dressing changes or as needed when the adhesive properties have diminished.