
Allevyn Adhesive Dressing 75mm X 75mm 1
There are many times when best patient care demands a combination of virtues in the same dressing: high absorbency, conformability, secure self-adhesion as well as waterproof and bacteria-proof performance. ALLEVYN Adhesive, with its unique triple layer formation, has been designed to achieve this combination to ensure optimal fluid handling to support moist wound healing.
ALLEYVN Adhesive dressings are indicated for use on: Shallow, granulating wounds Chronic and acute exudative wounds Full and partial thickness wounds such as pressure ulcers, leg ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers Infected wounds Malignant wounds Surgical wounds First and second degree burns Donor sites Fungating wounds
There are many times when best patient care demands a combination of virtues in the same dressing: high absorbency, conformability, secure self-adhesion as well as waterproof and bacteria-proof performance. ALLEVYN Adhesive, with its unique triple layer formation, has been designed to achieve this combination to ensure optimal fluid handling to support moist wound healing.
ALLEYVN Adhesive dressings are indicated for use on: Shallow, granulating wounds Chronic and acute exudative wounds Full and partial thickness wounds such as pressure ulcers, leg ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers Infected wounds Malignant wounds Surgical wounds First and second degree burns Donor sites Fungating wounds
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There are many times when best patient care demands a combination of virtues in the same dressing: high absorbency, conformability, secure self-adhesion as well as waterproof and bacteria-proof performance. ALLEVYN Adhesive, with its unique triple layer formation, has been designed to achieve this combination to ensure optimal fluid handling to support moist wound healing.
ALLEYVN Adhesive dressings are indicated for use on: Shallow, granulating wounds Chronic and acute exudative wounds Full and partial thickness wounds such as pressure ulcers, leg ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers Infected wounds Malignant wounds Surgical wounds First and second degree burns Donor sites Fungating wounds















