Molnlycke Mepilex Border Ag Adhesive Dressing All Sizes

Mepilex

Molnlycke Mepilex Border Ag Adhesive Dressing - All Sizes

MOL_395200_1

$21.04

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7.5cm x 7.5cm
10cm x 10cm
10cm x 20cm
10cm x 25cm
10cm x 30cm
15cm x 15cm
15cm x 20cm

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Mepilex® Border Ag all-in-one silver foam dressing delivers a rapid and sustained antimicrobial action to reduce bioburden in the wound. The multipurpose design means you can use it for medium to high exuding chronic and acute wounds, such as leg and foot ulcers, pressure ulcers, malignant wounds, partial thickness burns, traumatic and surgical wounds.

Mepilex Border Ag can inactivate wound relevant pathogens (bacteria and fungi) within 3 hours, as shown in vitro . An international consensus states that an antimicrobial action is indicated to help reduce bioburden in infected wounds . And acts as an antimicrobial barrier in wounds at high risk of infection or re-infection

The Mepilex Border Ag design includes Safetac® – the original less-pain contact layer with silicone adhesion. That means less pain for your patients during dressing changes

Less painful dressing changes
Rapid and sustained antimicrobial activity
Retains a high-volume of fluid for effective exuding-wound management
All-in-one silver foam dressing
For pressure ulcers and other chronic and acute wounds

FAQ

What is Mepilex Border used for?

Mepilex Border is a versatile wound dressing designed for wound care and management. It serves several functions:

Wound Dressing: Provides a gentle, comfortable covering for wounds, adapting to body contours for optimal comfort.
Wound Care Dressings: Part of advanced wound care dressings, engineered to promote a conducive environment for healing.
Injury Dressing: Suitable for minor injuries or complex wounds, creating an ideal microenvironment for healing.
Dressing Medicine: Incorporates Safetac® technology to minimize trauma and reduce pain during dressing changes.

How long can a Mepilex Border stay on?

The duration a Mepilex Border dressing can remain in place depends on several factors:

Wound Type: Suitable for various wounds; duration depends on wound type.
Exudate Levels: Can typically stay on for several days to a week for low to moderate exudate; more frequent changes for higher exudate levels.
Dressing Condition: Should be assessed regularly; change if saturated or shows signs of wear.
Monitoring: Regular monitoring for signs of infection or irritation is essential.

Is Mepilex Border antimicrobial?

Yes, Mepilex Border has antimicrobial properties:

Safetac® Technology: Prevents bacterial colonization and minimizes infection risk.
Absorbent Foam: Maintains a moist environment, discourages bacterial growth.
Silver Sulphate (Ag): Some variants contain silver sulphate, an antimicrobial agent that inhibits bacterial growth.

What happens if Mepilex Border gets wet?

Waterproof Design: Features a waterproof yet breathable outer layer; external moisture does not compromise functionality.

Moisture Tolerance: Absorbs wound exudate effectively, maintaining moisture balance.

Protection and Adherence: Ensure the dressing remains securely adhered; pat wet area dry without removing the dressing.

Inspect and Replace If Necessary: Replace if heavily saturated or adherence is compromised.

Can Mepilex Border be used on open wounds?

Yes, Mepilex Border is suitable for open wounds:

Wound Dressing Type: Advanced foam dressing, suitable for open wounds, surgical incisions, pressure ulcers, and chronic wounds.
Absorbent Foam: Manages wound exudate effectively, maintaining a moist environment.
Gentle Adhesion: Safetac® technology minimizes discomfort during dressing changes.
Exudate Management: Helps prevent excess moisture and reduces infection risk.

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