Biatain Fiber with HexaLock Technology for highly exuding, sloughy and cavity wounds, including undermining

How does it work?

• Effectively absorbs and retains exudate and bacteria, reducing exudate pooling.
• Keeps in shape with minimal shrinkage, minimising the risk of gap creation and further exudate pooling.
• Forms a cohesive gel upon contact with exudate. It helps ensure a moist wound healing environment and easy one-piece removal.

When to use it:

Biatain Fiber is indicated for use in:

• Chronic wounds such as diabetic ulcers, leg ulcers (arterial ulcers, venous ulcers and leg ulcers of mixed aetiology), pressure ulcers (stage II-IV).
• Acute wounds such as oncology wounds, traumatic wounds, partial-thickness burns, donor sites, and post-operative surgical wounds.

Do you want to learn more?

Biatain Fiber with HexaLock Technology

Pooling of wound exudate can occur when exudate is not managed effectively or when the wound bed is not covered by an absorbent dressing, leading to an increased risk of bacterial growth and infection. Unmanaged exudate can also leak onto the wound edges and the periwound skin, which may cause maceration and delay wound healing.

HexaLock Technology gives Biatain Fiber the strength to manage exudate, reducing the risk of maceration and infection.

Biatain Fiber is intended for use as a primary wound dressing. The choice of secondary dressing will depend on the characteristics of the wound.

Healthcare professionals recommend Biatain Silicone as a secondary dressing when using Biatain Fiber*. The conforming foam dressing, Biatain Silicone with 3DFit Technology, absorbs vertically and retains exudate.

*Survey among 265 healthcare professionals. Data on file, 2020.

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