Suprasorb F transparent film is a self-adhesive dressings help protect the wound against contaminants and help shield the wound from external moisture. The dressings can be worn even while the patient is showering. The moisture vapor permeability of Suprasorb F allows excess moisture to evaporate through the dressing, while maintaining the necessary moist wound environment to help promote wound healing. Easy to use, this dressing is flexible, stretchable, and conforms to even challenging body contours. The dressing's transparency encourages visual inspection of the wound and its progress without being removed.

Features:

• Easy to apply.
• Can be worn when showering.
• Helps reduce friction and shear injury.
• Transparency encourages wound inspection.
• Helps repel fluids and external contaminants.
• High wearing comfort thanks to secure and flexible grip.
• Excellent breathability promotes very good wound healing.
• Can be wiped clean, with disinfectants containing alcohol, iodine and octenidinel.

How it works

(A) Transparent polyurethane film. (B) Impermeable to bacteria and water. (C) Causes excess moisture to evaporate.

Product composition: Polyurethane film, polyacrylate adhesive.

Fields of application:

• Lightly exuding wounds
• Superficial wounds
• Non-infected wounds
• Wounds in the epithelialization phase, e.g.
  • Venous ulcers
  • Superficial burns
  • Donor sites
  • Post surgical wounds
  • Abrasions
  • Pressure sores

• Abrasions
• Surgical wounds
• Skin graft donor sites
• 1st and 2nd degree burns, scalds
• Arterial, diabetic and venous ulcers

Properties

• Easy application
• Impermeable to water
• Elastic and conformable
• Protection from external influences (e.g. bacteria)
• Safe, yet flexible fit affords high wearing comfort
• When used as a primary dressing, inspection of the wound is possible

Dressing change interval: To be determined by the attending physician based on the wound condition, level of exudate, and any primary dressing used, but no longer than 5-7 days.

Advice: Can also be used as a secondary dressing for wounds at risk of infection.