XTRASORB for highly exuding wounds, is for those times when even a foam dressing is not capable of handling the level of fluid. The sachet-style dressing has a non-adherent contact layer to allow for atraumatic removal during dressing changes, and a strike-through protection layer on the outer facing side. Inside this sachet is a super-absorbent polymer fiber core. Once fluid enters the dressing and converts to a gel, very little can be released, even under compression. This makes the dressing ideal for use on leg ulcers, where compression bandages can be left in place for up to seven days, as well as on other wounds with copious wound fluid where minimizing dressing changes is a goal.

• Super-absorbent polymers bind fluid and convert it to a gel
• Dressings lock fluid inside the dressing, helping to keep the harmful contents within wound fluid away from the wound and peri-wound skin
• Gel keeps the fluid bound within the dressing, and away from skin
• Dressing is designed to decrease dressing change frequency, to reduce the risk of maceration, and to protect skin from harmful components within wound fluid that can impede wound healing
• Non-adhesive