Product details
Hydrocolloid Dressings provide a sterile, moist, insulated healing environment. They are used on uninfected, partial or full thickness wounds with low amounts of exudate.
The DynaDerm Hydrocolloid Dressing provides a sterile, moist, insulated healing environment that remains permeable to moisture, vapor and oxygen to accelerate the healing process. Used for uninfected chronic and acute wounds, hydrocolloid’s may be left on for several days depending on the amount of exudate and the condition of the wound. The longevity of the dressing makes it an ideal economic treatment option for the right wounds.
The DynaDerm™ Hydrocolloid Dressing – Thin, 4" x 4" is designed to support optimal wound healing by maintaining a moist environment that promotes natural tissue regeneration. This thin, flexible dressing conforms easily to the body, making it ideal for hard-to-dress areas while allowing patient comfort and mobility.
Formulated with a hydrocolloid adhesive layer, the dressing absorbs light to moderate wound exudate and forms a protective gel barrier that helps shield the wound from contaminants, bacteria, and moisture. Its waterproof outer layer allows patients to bathe or shower without compromising wound protection.
Ideal for use on pressure ulcers, minor burns, abrasions, and post-operative wounds, DynaDerm hydrocolloid dressings are suitable for hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home care settings. The thin profile ensures discreet wear while reducing the need for frequent dressing changes.
Key Features:
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Thin hydrocolloid design for flexibility and comfort
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Maintains a moist wound-healing environment
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Absorbs light to moderate exudate
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Waterproof outer layer protects against bacteria and moisture
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Helps reduce dressing change frequency
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Ideal for pressure injuries, minor burns, abrasions, and surgical wounds
- Provides a moist insulated healing environment permeable to moisture, vapor and oxygen.
- Promotes faster healing for uninfected wounds.
- Lower absorbency level, best suited for pressure ulcers/injuries at stages 2, 3 and 4.
- Primary or secondary dressing to manage partial and full thickness wounds.
