• 【The Effect of Silver】: Silver calcium alginate dressing is a non-woven dressing composed of calcium alginate and silver particles. The effect of silver particles is to prevent wound infection. The dressing absorb wound exudate and release silver to effectively protecting protecting wound healing.
• 【High Absorption and Promote Healing】: The high absorption of calcium alginate dressings can quickly absorb a large amount of wound exudate, reducing the frequency of dressing changes. After absorbing the wound exudate, silver calcium alginate dressing expands to form a soft and sticky gel, which can maintain the moist environment of the wound and promote the efficient healing of the wound.
• 【Comfortable and Painless Removal】: The silver calcium alginate dressing is soft and comfortable to use, and can perfectly fit the wound. After the dressing absorbs the exudate, it will form a gel protective layer, which will not adhere to the wound, reducing the pain when replacing and taking out the dressing.
• 【Wide Application】 The silver calcium alginate dressing 4x4 can be cut to fit the size of the wound. Suitable for infected wounds with moderate to severe exudation or wounds with risk factors for infection, including: postoperative incisions, trauma wounds, lower extremity ulcers, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, skin grafts and Dermal area, cavity wound, second degree burn.
• 【For First Aid Kits】: Silver calcium alginate wound dressing will release calcium after contact with the wound, effectively promoting blood coagulation in the wound and playing a hemostatic role. The package contains 5 silver calcium alginate wound dressings, each in an individual package. Size: 4" x 4".

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Silver particles provide reliable antimicrobial properties. As the dressing absorbs wound exudate, it releases silver ions to help inhibit bacterial growth and reduce the risk of wound infection.

It is primarily ideal for moderate-to-highly exudative wounds with an infection risk (such as pressure ulcers or diabetic foot ulcers) and is not advised for dry wounds. Since it is non-adhesive, you will generally need a secondary cover like medical tape or a transparent film to secure it.

The design helps minimize discomfort during dressing changes. Upon contacting exudate, the fibers expand to form a soft, non-adherent gel layer that resists sticking to the healing tissue, helping reduce trauma and pain.