Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Dressing
Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Dressing
Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Dressing
Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Dressing

Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Dressing

Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Colloidal Sheet Dressing
  • 63% Active Leptospermum Honey content
  • Cooling and soothing upon application
  • For dry to moderate exuding wound
Our Price: $87.97

Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Dressing

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Derma Sciences Medihoney HCS Hydrogel Colloidal Sheet Dressing

Derma Sciences Medihoney Hydrogel Colloidal Sheet Dressing provides a moisture balanced environment for wound healing. This Medihoney dressing is associated with lower pH levels within the wounds. Medihoney HCS comes in an adhesive and non-adhesive version.

5 Reasons to Buy Medihoney HCS Dressing
  1. Promotes autolytic debridement
  2. Offers visibility to the wound
  3. Provides absorption and fluid handling capability
  4. Delivers soothing, cooling effect on application
  5. Latex-free
Why Choose Derma Hydrogel Dressing?
  • A versatile and dynamic solution for post-surgical patient care
  • Combines handling capability Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP) technology of healing properties of Leptospermum Honey
  • Transparent dressingoffer visibility to wound
  • Provide a moist environment conducive to wound healing
  • Low pH helps to decrease protease activity
  • Continues effectiveness even in the presence of wound fluid
  • For light to moderate exuding wounds
  • Contains 63% Antibacterial Leptospermum (Manuka) Honey in combination with a hydrogel colloidal gelling agent
  • Allows for non-traumatic removal of dressing change
  • Comes with SAP Technology that offers 2.5 times more absorption
  • These Medihoney dressings are for partial thickness burns and wounds that are lightly exuding
  • It helps in autolytic debridement and removes the factor that delays wound healing
  • Non-Sterile
Why Use Honey HCS Dressing?
  • Diabetic foot ulcers
  • Leg ulcers (venous stasis ulcers, arterial ulcers and leg ulcers of mixed etiology)
  • Pressure ulcers or sores (partial and full thickness)
  • 1st and 2nd-degree partial thickness burns
  • Donor sites, and traumatic and surgical wound
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