Bactericidal bandages on a polyurethane and waterproof basis

The basis of the bandage is an absorbent pad made of innovative non-woven material, impregnated with an antibacterial solution of Benzalkonium Chloride under industrial production conditions.

Benzalkonium chloride exhibits fungicidal activity against fungi and bactericidal activity against some gram-negative (Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, Proteus and others) and gram-positive (including streptococci, staphylococci) microorganisms during the circulation of wound exudate.

The dressing is easily removed without irritating the skin. The polyurethane bactericidal dressing has the following properties:

• polyurethane is a “breathable” material, it allows air and steam molecules to pass through, but prevents the penetration of bacteria;
• the skin under the bandage does not become irritated, so the bandage can be worn for several days without damaging the skin;
• the bandage is waterproof and can be used for water procedures;
• the base of the bandage is transparent, which allows you to observe the skin around the wound;

The materials used in the manufacture of the bactericidal dressing provide wound protection for 24 hours, which corresponds to modern wound care methods, and ensures patient comfort. The dressings are sterilized by radiation and are produced in individual packaging.

The undoubted advantage of a bactericidal dressing is its sterility and single-use nature, which creates favorable conditions for constant readiness for use, simplifies the dressing procedure, and saves dressing material.

Being a product of modern high technologies, adhesive bandages are made of hypoallergenic materials with increased air/vapor permeability, which do not interfere with the normal course of the wound process; are firmly fixed to the skin, leaving no traces of irritation; perfectly follow the natural contour of the body at the place of application; do not limit the range of motion and do not shift.

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The use of ready-to-use sterile, individually packaged atraumatic wound dressings will greatly facilitate wound care.