DryMax Extra™

Name: DryMax Extra™
Brand: DryMax Extra™
Availability: OutOfStock

$34.70

Super Absorbent Dressing

DryMax Extra super absorbent dressing not only absorbs high quantities of wound exudates but also retains them - capturing and sequestering wound fluid containing bacteria and other substances detrimental to the healing process. This super absorbent can be conformed and layered for hard-to-reach or heavy exudating wounds.

                       
Heavy Absorption

Skin-Friendly

Silvered-Based

Indications

Designed for the management of light to heavily exuding wounds such as:

Leg Ulcers
Pressure Ulcers
Diabetic Ulcers
Arterial Ulcers
Abrasions
Surgical wounds

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Sizes and Part #s

4” x 4”

4” x 8”

8” x 8”

Super Absorbent Sample Kit

MPM Medical is proud to offer a range of super absorbent dressings to meet your diverse needs. From traditional super absorbents to skin-friendly silicone adhesives in bordered and non-bordered, we have a solution for every heavily exudating wound. Each of our super absorbent dressings is coded for daily dressing changes and approved as a primary or secondary dressing. To try one of each super absorbent product offered, request our Super Absorbent Sample Kit, today!

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TriSAP

Silver Silicone Super Absorbent

Silver Silicone Super Absorbent Dressing manages exudate and infection risks while protecting the peri-wound. Its silicone border ensures gentle removal, even under compression, while the super absorbent core locks in bacteria to support healing. Infused with silver, it’s ideal for moderate to heavily exuding wounds at risk of infection.

As a wound care physician, each patient brings their own unique challenges. A dressing should simplify care, and TriSAP offers that peace of mind to providers while delivering enhanced benefits to patients. -Alison Garten, DPM, DAPS, CWSP, CPE

Directions For Use

1 Before applying the dressing, cleanse the wound/incision site, rinse well with sterile saline and dry the surrounding skin.
2 Choose a dressing size to ensure direct contact between the wound/incision and the gelling fiber pad. Remove the dressing from the sterile pack and remove the central release film minimizing finger contact with the central pad and the adhesive surface.
3 Position the central pad directly over the wound/incision area. Remove the remaining release films along the contour of the dressing and gently mold the dressing in place with hang for a secure adhesion. Do not stretch.

The translucent backing allows the clinician to monitor the central pad and assess when the dressing needs to be changed. The dressing can be left in place for up to 7 days subject to regular clinical assessment and local dressing protocol. All wounds/incisions should be monitored frequently.

Remove the dressing when clinically indicated (i.e. leakage, excessive bleeding, suspicion of infection, or at 7 days). To remove the dressing, press down on the skin with one hand and carefully lift an edge of the dressing with your other hand. Stretch the dressing to break the adhesive seal and remove.