ACTICOAT™ FLEX 7 10 x 12.5 cm

ACTICOAT™ FLEX 7 10 x 12.5 cmProduct overview Releases high dose silver Adapts to the movements of the patient Does not adhere to the wound Reduces wound odour Prevents the formation of biofilm ACTICOAT FLEX 7 Smith & Nephew's antimicrobial ACTICOAT FLEX 7 wound dressing releases high dose silver and is effective against 150 types of germs. The effect lasts up to seven days against pathogenic microorganisms. When used as a wound contact layer in combination with negative pressure

• Releases high-dose silver
• Adapts to the movements of the patient
• Does not adhere to the wound
• Reduces wound odour
• Prevents the formation of biofilm

ACTICOAT™ FLEX 7

Smith & Nephew's antimicrobial ACTICOAT™ FLEX 7 wound dressing releases high-dose silver and is effective against 150 types of germs. The effect lasts up to seven days against pathogenic microorganisms. When used as a wound contact layer in combination with negative pressure wound therapy, the overlay can be used for up to three days. The release of the silver provides an antimicrobial barrier to the wound, reduces and prevents wound infections and minimizes unpleasant wound odour.

Thanks to its flexibility, the wound dressing adapts to the patient's movements and thus offers pleasant wearing comfort. Furthermore, it does not stick to the wound and thus ensures atraumatic and pain-free treatment. You can get ACTICOAT FLEX in different sizes of five pieces per pack.

Product Details

• ACTICOAT™ FLEX 7 from Smith & Nephew
• Antimicrobial wound dressing
• Effective against 150 types of germs
• Releases high-dose silver
• Effective for up to seven days against pathogenic microorganisms
• Can be used as a wound contact layer with negative pressure wound therapy for up to three days
• Adapts to patient's movements
• Does not adhere to the wound
• 1-ply
• Reduces wound odour
• Prevents biofilm formation
• Latex-free
• Available in various sizes
• 1 pack with 5 pieces

Efficacy

• Broad spectrum of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria
• Fungal pathogens
• Antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as Pseudomonas, MRSA and VRE

Applications

• Burns
• Implant sites
• Surgical wounds
• Pressure ulcerations
• Venous ulcerations
• Diabetic ulcerations