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Silicone Foam Dressing – Lite
Alexer® Lite silicone foam dressing is designed to help you manage low-exuding acute and chronic wounds. The thin profile is soft and conformable, to make it easier to use for difficult-to-dress areas of the body. And you can easily cut it to size.
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Product Description
- Polyurethane film backing
– Water proof, bacteria barrier
– Prevent external friction
– Managing the micro environment - Foam absorbent layer
– Prevent wound maceration
– Provide a moist wound environment
– Reduce the risk of infection - Silicone contact layer
– Suitable for sensitive skin
– Prevent adhere to the skin
– Hydrophobicity which reduce the pain of dressing changes and avoid secondary damage
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Can be easily cut to size
- Minimizes the risk of maceration
- Minimizes pain during dressing changes
- May be used to prevent skin damage under medical devices
- Soft and conformable design, for ease of use
Product Specification
| Type | Size | Package | Ref.No. |
 |
10x10cm | 5pcs/bx,40bxes/ctn | S10019001 |
| 12.5×12.5cm | 5pcs/bx,40bxes/ctn | S10019002 | |
| 15x15cm | 5pcs/bx,40bxes/ctn | S10019003 | |
| 20x50cm | 5pcs/bx,40bxes/ctn | S10019004 |
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