Enluxtra Self-Adaptive Wound Dressing

Enluxtra Self-Adaptive Wound Dressing
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    Enluxtra Self-Adaptive Wound Dressing from HealthyKin.com is designed for all wounds - from high exuding to low or no exuding. Effective exudate management and an optimal moist healing environment is ensured along the whole wound healing trajectory. Enluxtra can absorb 1500% of its own weight and locks the fluid in. The absorbed exudate is not released under high pressure (body weight) or compression wrap. Enluxtra is a high comfort dressing. It does not adhere to the wound, so dressing removal is non-traumatic and painless.

    Enluxtra Self-Adaptive Wound Dressing Features:

    • One works for all wounds - no worry, no guesswork, no hassle
    • No need to cut or assemble, easy application
    • Non-adherent - easy painless removal by one piece
    • Autolytic debridement
    • Moist healing protocol for any wound
    • Very high absorbency where and when needed
    • No maceration
    • No desiccation
    • Microbial strike through barrier - no need for secondary dressing

    Part numbers: AWD-5-1010, AWD-5-1515

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    11. on 11/3/2013, said:
    Really works well, I am glad I found it. A product that actually does what it says it will.
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    12. on 6/21/2013, said:
    I have used Enluxtra for almost one year now. There have only been positive experiences with this product. In the past it was difficult to decide which out of all the products to use that are on the market…and there are a lot of them. Now, I have a wound care product that can do everything . Enluxtra has great absorbency capabilities, autolytically debrides and especially can be left on longer than most dressings. Patients like it because it is easy to use, very cost effective and heals their wound faster. If you have not tried it yet then you should. Dr. Alison Garten
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