Exu Dry Anti Shear Wound Dressing

Exu Dry Anti Shear Wound Dressing from HealthyKin.com is a one-piece wound dressing made up of multi-layers. Exu Dry's specialty upper extremities dressings are designed to conform readily and comfortably to the contours of the upper extremities.

Exu Dry Anti Shear Wound Dressing Features:

• Outer Layer – High density polyethylene
• Inner Layers – Highly absorbent rayon/cellulose blend
• Anti Shear Layer – High density polyethylene
• Wound Contact Layer – High density polyethylene
• Medium and full absorbency options available

• Exu Dry is a unique one-piece wound dressing designed to help reduce pain and trauma, save nursing time and lower total dressing costs. Exu Dry replaces non-adherent dressings, gauze and abdominal pads.
• Non-adherent to the wound, Exu Dry is more comfortable for patients during and between dressing changes. Exu Dry's Anti Shear Layer reduces friction and shearing and helps protect the wound. Exu Dry's one-piece multi-layer sealed construction eliminates frayed edges, loose threads and linting. Exu Dry will not disturb new granulation tissue thereby supporting the healing process.
• Highly absorbent, Exu Dry reduces the risk of maceration and irritation to the wound and surrounding tissue. Exu Dry wicks away drainage from the wound into the entire dressing, reducing the frequency of dressing changes.
• Non-occlusive, soft and pliable, Exu Dry is available in a wide range of sizes and shapes to accommodate virtually any wound or body contour. Because Exu Dry is permeable and non-occlusive, it can be used as a wet or dry dressing on clean or contaminated wounds.
• Exu Dry is compatible with most topical agents, liquids and creams.

Under the care of a healthcare professional, Exu Dry dressings may be used in the management of superficial to full thickness wounds such as:

• Ulcers (venous, arterial, diabetic)
• Pressure sores
• Donor Sites
• Surgical incisions and excisions
• Skin grafts
• Bio-engineered skin substitutes
• Burns
• Draining wounds
• Moist skin desquamation
• Fungating neoplasms
• Chemotherapy extravasation
• Kaposi's sarcoma
• Lymphoedema
• Graft Vs Host Disease
• Dermatological wounds
• Skin sloughing disorders

• During the body's normal healing process, unnecessary material is removed from the wound which will make the wound appear larger after the first few dressing changes. If the wound continues to get larger after the first few dressing changes, consult an appropriate healthcare professional.
• Should any signs of irritation (redness, swelling, increased burning sensation), maceration (over-hydration of the skin), hyper-granulation (excess tissue) or sensitivity (allergic reactions) appear, discontinue use and consult an appropriate healthcare professional.