Iodosorb
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Iodosorb Cadexomer Iodine Wound Gel
For wounds that stubbornly resist healing — chronic venous leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, and infected surgical sites — Iodosorb works differently than a standard antiseptic. Its active ingredient, cadexomer iodine, is built from tiny starch-based beads that draw excess exudate, bacteria, and debris up out of the wound bed while slowly releasing a low, sustained level of iodine (0.9%). That controlled release is what sets it apart: enough antimicrobial action to reduce bioburden, without the cytotoxic hit of a strong iodine flush.
The visible sign that Iodosorb is working is the color change. The gel starts a warm tan-brown; as the iodine is spent absorbing fluid and neutralizing microorganisms, it fades toward gray or pale yellow. When the color has largely gone, the dressing has done its job and it's time to reapply — a simple, built-in reminder for both clinicians and caregivers managing wounds at home.