Calcium Alginate Dressing 2×2 (10 ct.)
NuMed Calcium Alginate Dressings are a natural, super-absorbent solution for smaller wounds with drainage. This 2x2 inch sheet is perfect for smaller wounds.
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Calcium Alginate: A Natural Solution for Wound Care
Numed 2″x2″ Calcium Alginate dressings are prefect from small wounds with drainage. These dressings can be cut to size and are typically placed directly on a clean wound bed.
What is Calcium Alginate?
Calcium alginate is a natural, seaweed-based wound dressing renowned for its exceptional absorbency. It’s a versatile solution designed to effectively manage a wide range of wounds, from minor cuts to chronic ulcers.
How Does Calcium Alginate Work?
When applied to a wound, calcium alginate interacts with wound fluid, forming a soft gel. This gel helps to:
- Absorb excess fluid: Reduces the risk of infection and promotes a healthy healing environment.
- Maintain a moist wound bed: Creates optimal conditions for cell growth and tissue repair.
- Protect delicate new tissue: Provides a gentle, non-adherent barrier.
What is Calcium Alginate Made From?
Calcium alginate dressings are derived from seaweed, a natural and sustainable resource. This natural origin contributes to their gentle and biocompatible nature.
What is Calcium Alginate Used For?
Calcium alginate dressings are suitable for a variety of wound types, including:
- Diabetic ulcers: Wounds that develop on the feet of people with diabetes.
- Venous ulcers: Slow-healing ulcers caused by poor blood circulation.
- Pressure ulcers: Sores that develop on the skin due to prolonged pressure.
- Surgical wounds: Wounds resulting from surgery.
- Traumatic wounds: Wounds caused by accidents or injuries.
If you’re considering using calcium alginate dressings, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the best course of treatment for your specific needs