Vitale Hydrogel Dressings are designed to accelerate wound healing by creating and maintaining a moist healing environment. Made with soft, flexible cotton material, these sterile, single-use dressings conform comfortably to the wound area, helping patients experience both protection and relief. By supporting autolytic debridement and minimizing trauma during dressing changes, they deliver reliable wound care trusted by healthcare professionals for a variety of wound types.

Features & Benefits:

• Promotes Moist Healing Environment—Hydrogel formulation keeps the wound moist, supporting faster natural healing and gentle autolytic debridement.
• Safe & Sterile—Irradiation-sterilized and individually packaged for single use, ensuring hygienic and contamination-free application.
• Comfortable & Flexible Fit—Soft cotton design conforms easily to the wound's contours for secure coverage and patient comfort.
• Gentle Removal—Non-adherent surface minimizes pain and trauma during dressing changes
• Versatile Application—Suitable for pressure sores, diabetic ulcers, venous ulcers, arterial ulcers, burns, post-operative wounds, and traumatic injuries.

How To Apply

1. Clean the wound carefully per existing clinical protocol. The skin surrounding the wound should be clean and dry.
2. Select a dressing that fits into the wound. If necessary, fold to adjust to wound size. Do not extend the dressing over the peri-wound tissue, to prevent maceration.
3. Carefully remove the dressing from the sterile package, applying the center of the dressing to the center of the wound, using clean technique. Press gently, forming the dressing into the contours of the wound.
4. Apply an occlusive or semi-occlusive secondary dressing.
5. Change daily, or more often, as needed. Change when the dressing is dry to keep a moist dressing in place. Change if leakage of exudate occurs through the secondary dressing.
6. If Vitale Hydrogel Dressings are used in the presence of necrotic tissue, the wound may appear to increase in size and depth during autolysis. This is a normal consequence of occlusive treatment. If the wound continues to get larger after the first few dressing changes, consult a healthcare professional.
7. Rinse before wound assessment and applying a new dressing.

Usage Guidelines:

• Type: Primary dressing
• Exudate Levels: Light to moderate drainage
• Wound Stages: II-IV
• Indicated Wound Types: Pressure Sores, Arterial Ulcers, Venous Ulcers, Skin Donor Sites, Diabetic Ulcers, Post-Operative Wounds, Wounds that need autolysis.