Description
Why Choose Hydromed Gel?
Autolytic Debridement: Possesses superior ability to rehydrate hard necrotic tissue (Eschar) and yellow slough, softening them and making it easier for the body to shed them or for them to be removed during dressing changes without painful surgery.
Pain Relief: Due to its high water content, the gel provides an immediate cooling and soothing effect upon application, alleviating patient pain and discomfort.
Visibility: Being completely transparent, it allows the doctor or nurse to monitor the wound status and healing progress without removing the gel or disturbing the wound bed.
Non-Allergenic: A gentle formula that is safe on sensitive tissues and does not cause irritation to the surrounding skin.
Key Specifications
Product Name: Hydromed Gel.
Type: Amorphous Hydrogel.
Ingredients: Purified water, thickening polymers, and humectants (e.g., Propylene Glycol).
Color: Transparent / Clear.
Sterilization: Sterile.
Packaging: Tube for easy and precise application (typically 15g or varying by pack).
Indications
Hydromed Gel is used in the following cases:
Dry and Necrotic Wounds: To remove hard black tissue (Necrotic/Eschar).
Bedsores and Leg Ulcers: Containing slough or requiring hydration.
Minor Burns: To soothe and hydrate the burn.
Post-Operative Wounds: To keep sutures moist.
Slightly Exuding Wounds: To absorb minor fluid levels.
HOW TO USE?
(For Professionals Only)
Warning: Managing deep wounds requires nursing or medical expertise.
Clean: Thoroughly wash the wound or cavity with warm saline solution.
Cut (Optional): The ribbon can be cut with sterile scissors to the desired length or used whole.
Packing: Gently insert the Eurocell Hydro Roll ribbon into the cavity.
Important Note: Do not pack the wound tightly. Fill only about 80% of the void, as the dressing will swell and turn into gel, requiring space to expand.
Leave a Tail: It is best to leave a small portion (2-3 cm) of the ribbon outside the wound to facilitate easy retrieval later.
Cover: Cover the wound with an absorbent secondary dressing (such as Foam or Gauze) and secure it.
Removal: When changing, gently pull the ribbon, and it will come out as a single gel-like piece.
