Support optimal wound preparation by cleansing and debriding with Alprep® Pad

It’s clinically proven that cleansing and debridement speeds up wound healing1,2

Alprep® Pad is a sterile two-sided polyester-polyurethane foam pad for mechanical debridement.

The product is intended to cleanse and debride the wound by loosening, absorbing and removing non-viable tissue, skin scales including hyperkeratotic scales, slough and exudate from the wound bed, on the wound edge and periwound skin.

 

<h2>Biatain® Silicone Square</h2>

Biatain® Silicone Square

<h2>Biatain Silicone Multishape</h2>

Biatain Silicone Multishape

<h2>Biatain Silicone Heel</h2>

Biatain Silicone Heel

<h2>Biatain Silicone Sacral Small</h2>

Biatain Silicone Sacral Small
<h2>Importance of Wound Preparation</h2>

Importance of Wound Preparation

Did you know, what is removed from the wound is often more important than what is applied to the wound in terms of dressing selection.
<h2>Wound Preparation Best Practice</h2>

Wound Preparation Best Practice

Wound preparation is clinically proven to speed up wound healing and should be a routine and regular practice at every dressing change.
<h2>To debride or not to debride</h2>

To debride or not to debride

As a general rule: If the wound is not covered in granulation tissue, debridement can be performed to help the wound heal.
<h2>Learn how to effectively prepare wounds</h2>

Learn how to effectively prepare wounds

Did you know that what is removed from the wound is often more important than what is applied to the wound in terms of dressing selection?
<h2>How to choose an optimal wound dressing</h2>

How to choose an optimal wound dressing

Learn key tips to consider when choosing a dressing. How you select the right silicone foam dressing. How you select the right gelling fiber dressing
<h2>How to manage the gap & exudate</h2>

How to manage the gap & exudate

Learn how to prioritise the management of the gap and wound exudate, as well as how a wound bed conforming dressing can help you effectively treat patients.
<h2>How to treat infected wounds</h2>

How to treat infected wounds

Did you know? All open wounds are contaminated or colonised with microorganisms; however, not all contaminated wounds become infected.
<h2>How to prevent Infection & Biofilm</h2>

How to prevent Infection & Biofilm

What are the best practices for preventing infection and biofilm development?