Effective wound care begins with preventing the dressing from sticking to the wound, which can delay recovery and cause discomfort during changes. When damaged skin is not optimally protected, it can disrupt the natural healing process. Lomatuell H offers a gentle, fat-infiltrating barrier that brings peace of mind to wound care for the whole family.
- Wide-meshed cotton promotes the drainage of wound exudate to a secondary dressing for a cleaner wound environment.
- Impregnated with hydrophobic ointment mass to prevent sticking to the wound and support painless changes.
- Versatile size of 10cm x 10cm, suitable for various types of larger skin damage.
- Supports a warm and moist wound climate, which contributes to undisturbed skin regeneration.
How it works
Lomatuell H acts as a neutral intermediate layer between the wound and the absorbent dressing. The wide-meshed network of 100% cotton is saturated with a hydrophobic substance that keeps the wound edges supple and prevents newly formed tissue from growing into the dressing. This medical device offers the necessary stability and protection for both superficial grazes and more complex skin defects, supported by the expertise of Lohmann & Rauscher.
Composition
| Material | Woven, wide-meshed gauze made of 100% cotton, impregnated with hydrophobic ointment mass |
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| Dimensions | 10cm x 10cm |
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| Quantity | 10 pieces |
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Ingredients
Woven, wide-meshed gauze made of 100% cotton, impregnated with hydrophobic ointment.
Use & Dosage
The wound must be cleaned before application. You can then apply Lomatuell H with a 1 cm overlap over the wound edge. For heavily exuding wounds, you can place a highly absorbent dressing on top of the Lomatuell H. For moderately exuding wounds, you can place a gauze or non-woven compress over the Lomatuell H. To create a warm, moist wound environment, you can fix the Lomatuell H in place with a polyurethane film. For infected wounds, an air-permeable fixation is desirable.
Safety & Disclaimer
Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use. For infected wounds, an air-permeable fixation is desirable.