Silvermed 10×10 cm – 5 pcs/box

Silvermed 10×10 cm is an advanced medical solution designed for managing infected or at-risk wounds. These sterile dressings are impregnated with active “Silver Ions.” Upon contact with wound exudate, the silver is released to instantly eliminate bacteria and germs, creating a sterile and optimal environment for new tissue growth and fast, safe healing.

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Description

Why Choose Silvermed 10×10 cm?
Maximum Infection Protection: Silver possesses potent antimicrobial properties (effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria), preventing wound contamination and eliminating existing infections.

Non-Adherent & Pain-Free: Designed with a special layer that does not stick to the moist wound bed, making dressing changes easy, atraumatic (painless), and preventing damage to newly formed tissue.

Moist Healing Environment: Helps maintain the moisture balance of the wound, a critical factor in accelerating the healing process and reducing the likelihood of scarring.

Odor Control: Silver ions effectively neutralize unpleasant odors often associated with chronic or ulcerated wounds.

Key Specifications
Product Name: Silvermed 10×10 cm.

Size: 10 cm x 10 cm (Can be cut to size).

Packaging: Box containing 5 individually wrapped, sterile dressings.

Active Ingredient: Silver Ions.

Type: Non-adherent antimicrobial dressing.

Indications
Burns: 1st and 2nd-degree burns.

Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Also venous and arterial leg ulcers.

Bedsores: (Pressure ulcers) at various stages.

Chronic Wounds: Slow-healing or infected wounds.

Surgical Wounds: And traumatic injuries.

 

HOW TO USE?

Cleanse: Thoroughly clean the wound with saline solution and dry the surrounding skin.

Prepare: Remove the Silvermed 10×10 cm dressing from the sterile pack (it can be cut to fit the wound using sterile scissors).

Apply: Place the dressing directly onto the wound surface.

Secure: Cover with a secondary absorbent dressing (gauze) and secure with medical tape or a bandage.

Change: Can be left in place for several days (depending on exudate levels and physician’s advice), typically changed every 3 to 7 days.