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UrgoClean AG Wound Dressing

Original price was: $11.19.Current price is: $8.14.

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UrgoClean AG Wound Dressing Features

  • UrgoClean Ag provides complete and continuous cleaning action due to its poly absorbent fibers.
  • The powerful combined cleaning and antimicrobial action destroys, removes biofilms, and blocks their reformation for up to 7 days.
  • This TLC-Ag matrix provides an antibacterial action and gels easily, aiding the drainage of sloughy residue.
  • In addition, it enables easy application and removal of the dressing.
  • The gel formed does not stick to the wound, making it easy to remove the dressing painlessly.

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How To Use Urgoclean AG Dressing?

Wound preparation

  • Clean the wound with normal saline.
  • If an antiseptic was used, rinse the wound with normal saline before applying the dressing.
  • UrgoClean Ag still requires mechanical debridement when needed.
  • During desloughing, the wound may appear larger as the slough is removed.

Dressing application

  • Remove the protective tabs.
  • Place the micro-adherent side of UrgoClean Ag on the wound and edges.
  • Cover UrgoClean with a secondary dressing suitable for the wound location and level of exudate.
  • Secure it with a suitable bandage or tape.
  • Apply compression bandage if prescribed.

Dressing changes

  • Change the dressing every 1-2 days during desloughing.
  • Change as needed (up to 7 days) based on exudate and wound condition.
  • The maximum treatment duration with UrgoClean Ag is 1 month.

Precautions for Use

  • Treatment with UrgoClean Ag should be performed under medical supervision.
  • The concomitant use of other local treatments is not recommended.
  • Avoid contact with electrodes or conductive gels during electronic measurements.
  • Systemic antibiotics are still needed for infected wounds.
  • Do not re-sterilise.