Exudate Management
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Maintaining an optimal balance of exudate can be challenging, but is a critical part of wound care.
Our dressings are designed to manage fluid levels, whilst also maintaining periwound skin integrity and can be used as a secondary dressing in combination with our AQUACEL® products.
Our Exudate Management Product Portfolio
AQUACEL® Ag+ Extra™
AQUACEL® EXTRA™ Dressing
AQUACEL® Hydrofiber® Dressing
AQUACEL® Foam dressing
AQUACEL® Foam Pro
DuoDERM® Extra Thin CGF™ Dressing
DuoDERM® CGF™ Sterile Dressing
AQUACEL® Ag SURGICAL cover dressing
KALTOSTAT® Alginate Calcium Sodium Dressing
CarboFLEX® Odour Control Dressing
Exudate Management Learning Zone
Our comprehensive educational resource on exudate management, including the relationship between exudate levels and wound healing as well as factors that should influence dressing choice.
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Our product range includes dressings suitable for low, moderate and excessive levels of exudate
AQUACEL® Ag+ Extra™
AQUACEL® Foam Pro
AQUACEL® Foam dressing
Esteem™ + One-Piece Mouldable Closed-End Pouch
AQUACEL® Hydrofiber® Dressing
DuoDERM® Extra Thin CGF™ Dressing
DuoDERM® CGF™ Sterile Dressing
Avelle™ Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
CarboFLEX® Odour Control Dressing
AQUACEL® Ag SURGICAL cover dressing
KALTOSTAT® Alginate Calcium Sodium Dressing
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