A small wound or graze can unexpectedly disrupt your daily routine and often brings concerns about potential infections. Without the right protection, bacteria can multiply, which slows down recovery and causes discomfort. Leukomed Sorbact infection control offers a responsible solution by physically binding and removing bacteria, so your skin can recover in peace.
- Effective infection prevention by physically binding and removing bacteria and fungi to the wound pad.
- Water-resistant design allowing you to continue showering while the wound remains safely protected against dirt and moisture.
- Easy to apply thanks to an intuitive system with rounded corners that prevent curling.
- Suitable for various wound types, from surgical incisions and cuts to minor burns.
How it works
Leukomed Sorbact uses an innovative method for infection control. Instead of using chemical agents, the wound pad features a special coating that irreversibly binds microorganisms to it. This reduces the bacterial load in the wound without releasing active substances into the wound, which contributes to a natural and undisturbed recovery process. As your trusted health partner, VitAdvice offers this as reliable support for the whole family.
Composition
| Number of pieces | 3 Pieces |
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| Dimensions | 5 x 7.2 cm |
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| Material | Acetate fibre with bacteria-binding coating |
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| Feature | Water-resistant, bacteria-binding |
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| Weight | 1.000 kg |
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Ingredients
Acetate fibre covered with a bacteria-binding coating (dialkylcarbamoyl chloride).
Use & Dosage
Wear time up to three days. The intuitive system makes application easy and the rounded corners prevent unwanted curling. 1) Peel off the first bottom protective film. 2) Apply the dressing to the wound and peel off the second bottom protective film (side with blue edge). 3) Smooth the dressing and press it firmly. 4) Remove the top protective film with the blue edge.
Safety & Disclaimer
Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use. In case of persistent complaints or signs of a serious infection, you should contact a doctor.
