Hydrofera Blue Ready Antibacterial Foam Dressing

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Hydrofera Blue Ready Antibacterial Foam Dressing has spectrum antibacterial activity against micro-organism commonly found in wounds. It is designed to protect skin tears and shallow wounds. It comes with a ready-to-use, non-sticking dressing containing antibacterial properties to help prevent infection from harmful bacterial contamination from the wound bed. It contains two organic pigments, gentian violet, and methylene blue, in open-celled polyurethane foam (PU). Its waterproof back provides a barrier to moisture and bacteria.

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Brand/Manufacturer: HOLLISTER INCORPORATED

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Hydrofera Blue Ready Antibacterial Foam Dressing has spectrum antibacterial activity against micro-organism commonly found in wounds

Hydrofera Blue Ready Antibacterial Foam Dressing

Why choose Hydrofera Blue Ready Foam Dressing?

Fast application
Non-cytotoxic
No secondary dressing required
Can be worn up to seven days
Ieal for moderate to heavy exudate
No hydration required prior to application
Antibacterial properties to help prevent infection

Features of Hydrofera Blue Ready Antibacterial Foam Dressing

Hydrofera Foam Dressing helps to maintain a moist wound environment
Hollister dressing exhibits rapid fluid wicking and exudate retention

Binds bacteria and harmful endotoxins to the dressing, thereby removing them from the wound without causing any harm to the wound
No hydration is required prior to application
Costs less than most antimicrobial silver dressings
No need to apply antibiotic ointment as the hydrophilic polyurethane foam contains ethylene oxide that works as a disinfectant
Can be applied under compression and total contact casts
Tape or wrap is required for fixation
Effectively absorbs exudate away from the wound
Manages bioburden

When to use Hydrofera Blue Ready Foam Dressing?

The following are the four reasons when Hydrofera Blue Foam Dressing can be used:

Antibacterial properties to prevent infection
Absorption of moderate to heavy levels of exudate
Compression therapy
Total contact casting

Hydrofera Blue Indications

Pressure ulcers
Diabetic ulcers
Venous stasis ulcers

Arterial ulcers
Superficial burns
Donor sites

Post-surgical incisions
Trauma wounds
Abrasions, and Lacerations

How to use Hydrofera Blue Foam Dressings?

Ready: Select and apply the appropriate dressing size to ensure the dressing will cover the entire wound. With Hydrofera Blue Ready foam, no hydration is required.

Set: Secure the dressing using a bandage or tape.

Go: Dressing can be left in place up to 7 days. Can be used in conjunction with compression wraps and total contact casting.

FAQ’s of Hydrofera Blue Wound Dressing?

How does Hydrofera Blue work?
Hydrofera Blue Dressing has a capillary action that helps prevent harmful bacterial contamination from the wound area. This unique action also helps provide fast wond healing environment.
What does it mean if I see white spots on the dressing when I check it at 24 hours?
The bacterial load in those areas is very high and the dressing should be changed.
Can HFB be used in conjunction with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
HFB has been used successfully with HBO for years but please refer to your on-site safety officer to determine if our product is cleared for your facility.
How to store hydrofera ready?
Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from sources of heat, combustible materials, direct sunlight, and incompatible substances Keep container tightly closed when not in use Keep away from aldehydes, halogenated organics, halogens, strong acids, strong oxidizer.

Warnings:

Not intended for third-degree burn
Avoid if allergic to dressing or its components
Eye contact is not considered a potential route of exposure. If in eyes, rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present Continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists, get medical advice/attention
Inhalation is not considered a potential route of exposure. Move to fresh air in case of accidental inhalation. If symptoms persist, get medical attention
Ingestion is not considered a potential route of exposure. If this occurs, call a physician or poison control center for advice

WOUND EDUCATION GUIDE

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WOUND EDUCATION GUIDE

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WOUND CARE TERMINOLOGY Aerobic Bacteria Organisms that can survive and grow in the presence of molecular oxygen. Anaerobic Bacteria Organisms that do not tolerate free oxygen and may even die in its presence. They grow where there is a low oxidation-reduced potential or no air. Bacteria Single-celled microorganisms existing either as free-living organisms or as parasites.

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