Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing

Haorun Medical excels as a professional manufacturer and supplier of Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing in China. Our Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing boast excellent quality and favorable pricing, earning widespread recognition in most countries and regions across the globe. The Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing we offer are CE and ISO certified, ensuring they meet the BP/BPC/EN standards for quality. We also provide OEM services for these Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing, allowing you to customize them with your own branding. We are eager to establish a long-term partnership with you in China.

Haorun Medical is a renowned manufacturer and supplier of Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing in China. The Ultra-thin hydrocolloid dressing is made of specially formulated hydrocolloid through special process. It is breathable, absorbent, non-allergenic, promotes wound healing at the needle hole, and prevents phlebitis. It is especially suitable for dry puncture sites with poor skin conditions, such as allergic skin, skin damage and inflammation, burns, chronic wasting diseases, and puncture care for infants, young children, and the elderly.

Product Description

Function:

Hydrocolloid is a material containing gel-like agents, such as carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) and gelatin. It is used in wound management to support a moist environment in the wound bed and accelerate the wound healing process.

1. Excellent exudate absorption performance.

2. Excellent elasticity and self-adhesion, comfortable and convenient to use.

3. CMC comes into contact with wound exudate when it is converted into gel in hydrocolloid, accelerating wound healing;

Advantages:

1. The surface of PU film is waterproof, reducing the risk of rolling and bunching.

2. The wound healing process is half that of normal dressing treatment.

Application:

Various low-to-moderate exudative wounds

1. Epidermal damage

2. Prevention of pressure sores and treatment of stage I-II pressure sores

3. Small superficial burns

4. Postoperative wounds

5. Wounds at the skin donor site

6. Chronic wounds in the granulation tissue growth stage and epithelialization stage.

7. Venous ulcers, phlebitis, lymphangitis, etc.

8. Wounds left after plastic surgery.