Suprasorb® F
Film Wound Dressing
Suprasorb F is a self-adhesive, transparent wound dressing that readily adapts to any challenging body contours and offers high wearing comfort. The transparent film dressing makes the wound easy to monitor and protects fresh epithelial tissue from external factors such as microbes and liquid. Suprasorb F maintains a moist wound environment and thus promotes wound healing.
Product composition
polyurethane film, polyacrylate adhesiveOrdering information
Suprasorb F
| Dimensions | REF | Shipping units |
|---|---|---|
| sterile, individually sealed | ||
| 5 x 7 cm | 20460 | 10/380 |
| 5 x 7 cm | 20461 | 100/1000 |
| 10 x 12 cm | 20462 | 10/100 |
| 10 x 12 cm | 20463 | 50/200 |
| 10 x 25 cm | 20464 | 10/140 |
| 15 x 20 cm | 20465 | 10/400 |
| 20 x 30 cm | 20466 | 10/180 |
| rolled, non-sterile | ||
| 10 cm x 1 m | 20467 | 1/16 |
| 10 cm x 10 m | 20468 | 1/16 |
| 15 cm x 10 m | 20469 | 1/10 |
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Fields of application
For the treatment of non-infected superficial wounds with low levels of exudate.
- to protect fresh epithelial tissue
- as a secondary dressing, e.g. for Suprasorb X.
- as prevention (incl. of pressure ulcers)
- for retention
Wound healing stages:
- epithelialisation phase
Properties
- easy application
- Safe, yet flexible fit affords high wearing comfort
- elastic and conformable
- protection from external influences (e.g. bacteria)
- impermeable to water
- when used as a primary dressing, inspection of the wound is possible
To note
- Suprasorb F from the roll is intended for prevention (incl. of pressure ulcers) and to retain dressings.
Dressing change interval:
- To be determined by the attending physician based on the wound condition, level of exudate, and any primary dressing used, but no longer than 5-7 days.
Advice
- can also be used as a secondary dressing for wounds at risk of infection.