Superabsorber Non-Adhesive Wound Dressing Features
- Ideal for highly exuding wounds
- Superabsorbent core
- Can be used under compression therapy
- Nonadhesive and adhesive options
- Easy to Apply and Remove
- Breathable and Waterproof
- Wound Dressing prevents leaks and odors
When to use ConvaMax Superabsorber Wound Dressing?
- Acute wounds
- Chronic wounds
- Deep wounds
- Pressure ulcers
- Leg ulcers
- Surgical wounds
What to buy with Convatec ConvaMax Wound Dressing
How to Apply ConvaMax Wound Dressing?
- Cleanse both the wound and hands. Use disposable gloves if necessary.
- Pat the skin down with a towel or cloth to dry it.
- Open the ConvaMax and apply it to the wound. Make sure the padding is covering the wound and the blue side is facing upwards.
- Secure dressing with tape or gauze if required.
How often to change ConvaMax Superabsorber Dressing?
Each dressing should not be left in place for more than 7 days.
Contraindications -
- Do not use on dry wounds, eyes, mucous membranes or the wound cavities.
- Do not use on third-degree burns or arterial bleeds.
- Do not use on patients with known allergy or hypersensitivity to the dressings.
- Do not reuse.
- Do not cut the dressing.
ConvaMax Superabsorber dressing FAQ
What is ConvaMax?
ConvaMax is designed to address moderate to heavy exudate management concerns that standard dressings can't address. Combines high absorption and retention to help prevent excess exudate from contributing to poor skin integrity.
Why do I need to change my dressing?
A dressing is designed to cover and protect an area to keep a wound clean. The dressing acts as a barrier to reduce the number of bugs able to get into the wound that could lead to an infection.
When do I need to change my dressing?
Your dressing should be changed as per your healthcare professional's advice or if it starts to leak.
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