Hollister Restore Contact Layer Flex Dressing With TRIACT Technology

Hollister Restore Contact Layer Flex Dressing Features

• Highly conformable, non-adherent, non-occlusive wound contact dressing
• Cost effective as remains in place for upto 7 days, which can result in fewer dressing change
• Maintenance of a moist wound environment
• Helps reduce or eliminate pain at dressing changes
• May remain in place for up to seven days
• Helps minimize damage to newly formed tissue
• Apply directly to the wound and cover with a secondary dressing

When to Use Hollister Restore Contact Layer Flex Dressing?

• Low to moderate exuding wounds
• Second degree burns and lacerations
• Surgical wounds, skin tears and minor abrasions
• Diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers and venous stasis ulcers
• Wounds associated with epidermolysis bullosa (EB)
• Conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT)
• Conjunction with an absorbent secondary dressing for more heavily exuding wounds

What to buy with Restore Contact Layer Flex Dressing?

• Smith & Nephew Opsite Transparent Adhesive Film Dressing
• Smith & Nephew Primapore Adhesive Dressing
• Smith & Nephew Dermal Wound Cleanser

How to Use Hollister Contact Layer Flex Dressing?

• Remove the protective clear tabs from both sides of the RESTORE Contact Layer FLEX dressing.
• Apply RESTORE Contact Layer FLEX dressing to cover the entire wound using aseptic technique. The dressing may overlap onto healthy skin.
• Cover with appropriate secondary dressing using aseptic technique (gauze, transparent film, etc).
• Secure secondary dressing with tape or other material.
• Remove gloves and wash hands after completing procedure.

Removal of Dressing

• Wash hands and put on gloves.
• Remove secondary dressing.
• Remove RESTORE Contact Layer FLEX dressing.
• Irrigate wound base using RESTORE wound cleanser or sterile saline.
• Reapply dressing if necessary.
• Remove gloves and wash hands after completing procedure.
• Note:
  • Change dressing every seven days or as required
  • Dressing change frequency will depend on patient condition and the healing progression

Desired Outcomes

• To maintain a moist wound environment for the healing of partial to full-thickness wounds
• To help prevent pain during dressing removal

Select interventions to provide appropriate local wound care

• Prevent and manage infection
• Pain management
• Cleanse wound
• Remove nonviable tissue
• Manage exudate
• Eliminate dead space
• Control odor
• Protect wound and peri-wound skin
• Maintain a moist wound environment