Smith & Nephew Durafiber Bandages offer superior wound care management with their powerful absorbent nonwoven gelling fiber design. These bandages provide clean and efficient one-piece removal, reducing risks associated with leftover fibers. Suitable for heavily exuding wounds, these dressings are perfect for treating a variety of wound types like ulcers, pressure sores, and post-surgical incisions.

Available in various sizes, ranging from 2" x 2" to 20cm x 30cm, and specific versions such as Durafiber AG incorporate an antimicrobial aspect for extra protection against infections. These dressings provide superior contour adaptability to the wound surface, ensuring comfort and maximum protection. Ideal for use under compression therapy in situations like venous leg ulcers, they also manage moisture optimally to promote a conducive healing environment.

Key Features:

• Durafiber Bandages are designed with a strong, nonwoven, gelling fiber that promotes fast, effective, and clean one-piece removal. These dressings minimize the risk of leaving fibers behind in the wound, ensuring clean undisturbed wound surfaces.
• This dressing features high absorbency, effectively managing moisture to provide an optimal wound environment. The dressing is adaptable to wound contours, providing maximum coverage and flexibility for patient comfort.

Uses:

• Smith & Nephew Durafiber Bandages are primarily used for controlling heavily exuding wounds. They are designed for application on acute and chronic wounds, including ulcers, pressure sores, and surgical wounds, promoting an optimal healing environment.
• The dressing forms a gel on contact with wound exudate, helping to manage moisture and reduce the risk of maceration. It's suitable for use under compression therapy for venous leg ulcers and is ideal for wounds that are prone to infection.

FAQs:

1. What is Smith & Nephew Durafiber used for?
Smith & Nephew Durafiber is used for the management of heavily exuding acute and chronic wounds such as ulcers, pressure sores, and surgical wounds.

2. What makes Durafiber different from other dressings?
Durafiber dressings are unique due to their strong absorbent capacity and ability to manage moisture effectively, thanks to their nonwoven, gelling fiber structure that gelifies on contact with exudate.

3. Are Durafiber bandages sterile?
Yes, Durafiber bandages are sterile and are designed to provide a safe, clean application on wounds.