Description
COMFEEL PURILON GEL 15g Purilon Hydrogel 15gm
The Coloplast Comfeel Purilon Gel 15g is a groundbreaking product that offers unparalleled relief and healing for various types of wounds. This medical-grade hydrogel is designed to provide soothing and cooling effects, promoting optimal wound healing for a quick and efficient recovery.
With a generous 15g of gel in each tube, the Purilon Gel is perfect for both small and large wounds. Its unique formulation creates a moist environment that facilitates the natural healing process, helping to reduce pain and discomfort while preventing infection.
This hydrogel is suitable for a wide range of acute and chronic wounds, including ulcers, pressure sores, burns, abrasions, and surgical incisions. It gently cleanses the wound bed, removing debris and slough without causing further trauma. Its soft and delicate consistency ensures pain-free application, making it ideal for sensitive and tender skin.
The Purilon Gel is highly absorbent, ensuring consistent moisture levels within the wound. This promotes faster healing by stimulating cell growth and providing an optimum environment for tissue regeneration. It also helps to minimize scarring, leaving behind smooth and healthy skin.
This versatile gel is easy to apply and can be used alone or in combination with other dressings, such as foam or hydrocolloid dressings. Its non-adherent properties make dressing changes painless and hassle-free, providing comfort and convenience for both patients and healthcare professionals.
The Coloplast Comfeel Purilon Gel 15g is a trusted and clinically proven solution for wound care. It is dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic, suitable for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies. Its long-lasting action ensures sustained healing and protection throughout the day, allowing patients to go about their daily activities without discomfort or interruption.
Invest in your health and well-being with the Coloplast Comfeel Purilon Gel 15g. Experience the difference in wound healing with this advanced hydrogel, providing superior care and support for all your wound management needs.
FAQ
What is Purilon Gel used for?
Purilon Gel is a hydrogel wound dressing that is designed to promote moist wound healing. It is formulated with a blend of sodium carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) and calcium alginate fibers, which provide a protective barrier over the wound and help to absorb excess exudate. Purilon Gel is ideal for use on a range of wound types, including leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, and surgical wounds. for smaller wounds or for those with less exudate you can use Purilon Gel 8g .
How do you use Purilon gel?
To use Purilon Gel, first clean the wound and surrounding skin with saline solution or another appropriate cleanser. Then, apply the Purilon Gel dressing to the wound, making sure to cover the entire wound bed. Finally, cover the Purilon Gel dressing with a secondary dressing or adhesive tape to keep it in place. The dressing should be changed every 1-3 days, or more frequently if the dressing becomes saturated. Purilon Gel is easy to apply and does not require any special preparation or mixing. It can be used on both shallow and deep wounds, and is suitable for use on wounds with varying levels of exudate.
Can Purilon gel be used on infected wounds?
Purilon Gel is not recommended for use on infected wounds. If you suspect that your wound may be infected, seek medical attention from a healthcare professional.
Is Purilon gel suitable for use on all types of wounds?
Purilon Gel is suitable for use on a wide range of wound types, including leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, and surgical wounds. However, it may not be suitable for all wounds, particularly those that are infected or have heavy exudate. Consult with a healthcare professional to determine whether Purilon Gel is appropriate for your specific wound.
How long can Purilon gel be left on a wound?
Purilon Gel can be left on a wound for up to 3 days, or more frequently if the dressing becomes saturated. The length of time that the dressing can be left on the wound may vary depending on the amount of exudate produced by the wound.
