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Treat existing wounds with our complete selection of wound care supplies. We offer a wide selection of basic and advanced wound care products from Smith & Nephew, Johnson & Johnson, 3M, Covidien, Invacare and more. For our patients we offer fast, reliable delivery, billing and claims filing services, regular follow-up calls and more.

 
 
Wound Care: Skin Protecting A skin protective barrier is recommended for prevention of skin breakdown. Products containing mentholatum, zinc ozide and/or dimethicone are available to meet a variety of needs.

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Wound Care: Basic Dressings Woven and non-woven sponges and wraps in absorbent and non-absorbent type. Fabrics may include cotton, polyester or rayon. Available packaged in individual sterile packs as well as bulk - non sterile packs.

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Wound Care: Collagen Dressings Collagen dressings are manufactured in sheets, pads, particles, and gels. They may be used as primary dressings for partial and full-thickness wounds, infected and non-infected wounds, tunnelling wounds and wounds with minimal to heavy exudate.

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Wound Care: Compression Dressings Compression dressings include a variety of products including cotton paste bandages or Unna's boot, elastic wrap bandages, and self-adherent wrap bandages. 3 and 4 layer kits are also available.

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Wound Care: Impregnated Gauze Gauzes impregnated with a variety of products to help wound healing.

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Wound Care: Transparent Film Dressings Adhessive and waterproof, transparent dressings are thin and breathable. Transparent film dressings maintain a moist environment, promoting granulation tissue formation and autolytic debridement of slough and eschar.

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Wound Care: Foam Dressings Foam dressings provide thermal insulation to the wound, create a moist healing environment, are nonadherent, and remove easily. Foams may be used in conjunction with topical antibiotics for infected wounds.

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Wound Care: Hydrocolloid Dressings Protect fragile skin and areas of the body affected by urinary and fecal incontinence and/or frictional forces. Most hydrocolloid wafers react with wound exudate to form a gel-like covering to protect the wound and maintain a moist environment.

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Wound Care: Hydrogel Dressings and Sheets Gauzes and non-woven sponges may be saturated with hydrogel to help dry wounds maintain a moist wound bed. Sheet forms contain hydrogel in pad form.

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Wound Care: Hydrogel and Amorphous Because of their high water content, hydrogels donate moisture to a dry wound to help maintain moisture and provide a cooling action. Gel/hydrogel dressings are indicated for infected and noninfected wounds and for minimally draining wounds.

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Wound Care: Antimicrobials Products capable of destroying or inhibiting the growth of microorganisms. Several advanced-care wound care products contain timed-released antimicrobial agents.

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Wound Care: Alginates Highly absorbent calcium alginate dressings are derived from seaweed. Placed into the wound as a dry fiber, they quickly absorb exudate and convert to a gel, facilitating moist wound healing. Recommended for wounds with moderate to heavy exudate.

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Wound Care: Tapes In a range of sizes, types and materials, medical tapes are used to secure dressings and tubes in place.

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Wound Care: Wound Cleansers From sterile water and normal saline to spray wound cleansers, a variety of products are avaliable to cleanse wounds.

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Wound Care: Hydrofiber Dressings Similar in function and use to alginates, hydofiber dressings absorb excess exudate and form a gel substance to facilitate moist wound healing.

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Wound Care: Composite Dressings Composite dressings may be used as primary or secondary dressings for partial- and full-thickness wounds with minimal to heavy exudate, healthy granulation tissue, necrotic tissue (slough or moist eschar), or mixed wounds (granulation and necrotic tissue)

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Wound Care: Wound Filler Generally, these products are used as primary dressings/wound fillers and must be covered by an appropriate secondary dressing. Used to fill highly exudating, deep wounds and wounds that have uneven wound margins.

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Wound Care: Contact Layer Dressings These dressings provide an interface between the wound and the dressing, which protects the fragile healing tissue. These dressings are generally placed directly over the wound or after the application of a topical medication.

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Wound Care: Other Items Other products related to this category.

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