DURAFIBER Ag PRO Gelling Silver Fiber Dressing 10cm x 10cm

Key benefits of DURAFIBER Ag PRO

DURAFIBER Ag PRO is designed to combine high absorbency with silver antimicrobial action to support wound management when there is risk of infection or bioburden is a concern.

• Gelling fiber technology: helps lock in exudate and supports a moist wound environment.
• Silver support: provides broad antimicrobial activity (when clinically indicated).
• Conforms well: suitable for many body sites and wound shapes.
• Helps reduce lateral spread: aids in managing exudate where maceration risk exists.
• Versatile use: works with appropriate secondary dressings and compression regimes as directed.

Note: Always follow the product Instructions for Use (IFU) and local clinical protocols. Silver dressings are typically used for limited durations and reassessed regularly.

Size & specs

How gelling silver fiber dressings work

Gelling fiber dressings absorb wound fluid and can transform into a cohesive gel. This can help keep exudate contained, support autolytic debridement conditions, and maintain a moist environment. The added silver supports antimicrobial action within the dressing for wounds where bacterial burden is a concern.

Common indications (as clinically appropriate)

• Moderate to heavily exuding wounds
• Wounds with suspected/confirmed increased bioburden or infection risk
• Chronic wounds such as venous leg ulcers, pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers (per clinician direction)
• Dehisced surgical wounds and donor sites (as indicated)

Not all wounds are suitable for silver dressings. Seek clinical advice for infected wounds, deep cavity wounds, or patients with sensitivities.

Application guide (quick steps)

1. Prepare the wound: cleanse per protocol and assess exudate level and periwound skin.
2. Select size: choose a dressing that covers the wound bed appropriately.
3. Apply: place DURAFIBER Ag PRO directly onto the wound bed (avoid excessive overlap onto intact skin where possible).
4. Secure: apply a suitable secondary dressing to maintain contact and manage strike-through.
5. Review: change frequency depends on exudate level and clinical assessment; reassess regularly.

Always follow IFU and clinical judgement for wear time and change intervals.