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KerraLite Cool
Therapeutic dressings Solventum

KerraLite Cool

Pro-ionic hydrogel contact layer and fluid-repellent, polyurethane film outer layer. Available in non-adhesive and adhesive options.

Indications

Management of pressure ulcers (category 1–3) and other chronic or painful wounds; suitable for low- or non-exuding wounds and for autolytic debridement.

Contraindications

Full-thickness wounds; heavily bleeding wounds; third-degree burns; as a covering for deep, narrow cavities or sinuses

Price

  • Adhesive 8×8cm, £2.19
  • adhesive 11×11cm, £2.92
  • adhesive 15×15cm, £4.65
  • non-adhesive 6×6cm, £1.89
  • non-adhesive 8.5×12cm, £2.79
  • non-adhesive 18×12.5cm, £4.03

Therapeutic dressings

All Therapeutic dressings
Cuticell Classic
Essity

Cuticell Classic

A sterile, non-medicated, paraffin gauze dressing with open weave.
Cuticell Contact
Essity

Cuticell Contact

A primary wound contact layer consisting of an elastic and transparent polyurethane film coated with soft silicone.
Cutimed Epiona
Essity

Cutimed Epiona

A wound dressing for local interactive wound treatment. Cutimed Epiona is a sterile, freeze-dried matrix consisting of collagen and calcium alginate.
Cutimed Gel
Essity

Cutimed Gel

A transparent, amorphous hydrogel. It supports a moist wound environment and thereby contributes to autolytic wound cleansing.
Cutimed Siltec L
Essity

Cutimed Siltec L

A thin silicone foam dressing for atraumatic dressing changes that contains superabsorbent stripes which absorb and lock wound exudate.
NovoSorb Biodegradable Temporising Matrix
PolyNovo

NovoSorb Biodegradable Temporising Matrix

Synthetic dermal scaffold that provides an effective reconstructive option for a range of complex wounds. The Biodegradable Temporising Matrix (BTM) enables the generation of a vascularised neodermis, which provides a more robust foundation for wound reconstruction than grafting alone, limiting wound scarring and contracture.