Silver Shield for Wounds: SilverDerm 7® Antimicrobial Wound Contact Dressing

Introducing a revolutionary leap in wound care – the SilverDerm 7® Antimicrobial Wound Contact Dressing. Meticulously designed, these dressings redefine wound management through state-of-the-art technology and proven scientific innovation. Crafted with precision, they feature a distinct composition of sterile, porous knitted nylon, expertly layered with an optimal fusion of around 99% pure elemental silver and 1% silver oxide. The brilliance of SilverDerm 7® lies in its activation by moisture. Upon encountering moisture, whether from the wound or the surrounding environment, this exceptional dressing springs into action. It astutely releases a continuous flow of antimicrobial ions directly into the wound bed. These ions diligently target, counteract, and eliminate a range of wound bacteria, offering an unparalleled level of defense against infections.

Imagine a wound dressing that not only expedites healing but also significantly curbs infection risks. This dressing embodies this concept, setting fresh benchmarks in wound care and empowering individuals to steer their recovery journey. Opting for this dressing means embracing a legacy of scientific eminence. Our dressings aren’t mere products; they embody years of methodical research, dedication, and a commitment to revolutionize wound care. Embrace the potential of technology infused with ingenuity and experience the unparalleled promise of SilverDerm 7®. It’s time to transform the wound treatment landscape – one dressing at a time.

Product Features

• Kills wound bacteria in the dressing
• Control of wound bacteria may reduce the risk of wound infection
• Reduces pain during dressing changes
• May be used for up to 7 days
• Dimensions: 4 x 4 inch
• 10 Dressings per Box

Indications

For the management of infected and/or painful partial and full thickness wounds, including:

• Traumatic wounds
• Surgical wounds
• Donor and graft sites
• Incisions
• Stage I-IV dermal ulcers (vascular, venous, pressure, and diabetic)
• 1st and 2nd degree burns
• Orthopedic external pin sites
• Vascular access or peripheral IV sites
• Wound drain sites