Excel SAP Super Absorbent Dressing
Super Absorbent Dressing Excel SAP Silicone
Unlike a foam, Excel SAP can be ordered as a daily change through DME!
Product Sizes
If you do not see a size that you require, please contact us by calling (972) 893-4090.
Directions for Use
Do not use this product on dry or low exuding wounds, eyes, mucous embranes or in wound cavities because the dressing swells during absorption. Do not use on third-degree burns. Should not be used on persons with a known allergy or hypersensitivity to the dressing or its components.
Protective Backing
Super Absorbent Core
Nonwoven Layer
OptiSill Silicone Contact Layer
Flexible comfort for wound care after surgical operation.
Superabsorbent (SAP) core fiber pad that quickly absorbs, gels to retain blood and exudate from the wound or surigcal site. then sperforated silicone adhesive contact surface to secure the dressing and prevent trauma or resident left on removal and a potective film top. With high adaptability, the special design of crescent perforated pattern in the super absorbent pad creates dynamic flexibility as well as ensuring the dressing integrality during use. Horizontal and vertical absorption are also beneficial from this open-up structure.
Protective Backing
Super Absorbent Core
Nonwoven Layer
OptiSill Silicone Contact Layer
Crescent Texture
With high adaptability, the special design of crescent perforated pattern in the super absorbent pad creates dynamic flexibility as well as ensuring the dressing integrity during use. Horizontal and vertical absorption are also beneficial from this open-up structure.
Benefits:
- Excellent exudate management for Post-Operative wounds
- Highly flexible and comfortable for joints;
- No second trauma for dressing changes;
- No sticking to the wounds or sutures;
Easy for doctors to do wound inspection with one simple move.
Protective Backing
Super Absorbent Core
Nonwoven Layer
OptiSill Silicone Contact Layer
Indications for Use
Dressing is indicated for management of moderately to heavily exuding wounds, including: leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers and dehisced surgical wounds.
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