Silvermed SB 10×10 cm – 5 pcs/box

Silvermed SB represents the professional choice for controlling the wound and burn environment. This dressing features active Silver Ion release technology, providing a potent and sustained barrier against bacteria and microbes. It is specifically designed to be non-adherent, making it ideal for highly painful wounds like burns, as it protects new tissue and prevents pain during dressing changes.

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Description

Why Choose Silvermed SB?
Maximum Efficacy for Burns: Thanks to its unique composition, it is an excellent choice for covering 1st and 2nd-degree burns, preventing bacterial contamination common in such cases.

Silver Barrier Action: Silver ions provide continuous protection, eliminating bacteria upon contact with the dressing, thereby reducing the risk of sepsis/infection in chronic wounds.

Pain-Free Changes: The dressing’s texture does not stick to the moist wound bed, ensuring patient comfort during removal and preserving the newly healing tissue.

Optimal Permeability: Allows exudate to pass through to a secondary absorbent dressing without becoming saturated and sealing off the wound, providing proper aeration and a moist healing environment.

Key Specifications
Product Name: Silvermed SB.

Category: Antimicrobial Silver Dressing.

Active Ingredient: Pure Silver Ions.

Features: Non-adherent, permeable to exudate, conformable to body contours.

Indications
Burns: 1st and 2nd degree (superficial and deep partial-thickness).

Infected Wounds: Or wounds at high risk of infection.

Skin Graft Sites: Donor and recipient sites.

Leg & Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Requiring continuous sterilization.

Traumatic Wounds: Abrasions and lacerations.

 

HOW TO USE?

Preparation: Cleanse the wound with sterile saline solution and dry the surrounding skin.

Application: Apply Silvermed SB directly over the burn or wound. (It can be cut with sterile instruments to fit the size).

Covering: The dressing must be covered with an absorbent medical gauze or a secondary dressing to manage fluid passing through it.

Change: Can remain in place for several days (up to 7 days) depending on wound condition and exudate levels, reducing patient disturbance from frequent changes.