Coloplast WounDres Collagen Hydrogel Dressing

Woun'Dres Collagen Hydrogel Dressing Features

• Contains ingredients beneficial to the skin and wound healing process
• Allantoin is a skin protectant that stimulates tissue growth
• Panthenol maintains an optimal moisture balance
• Mid preservative provides a 2-year shelf life
• pH balanced to the wound bed
• Debrides and gently removes exudate
• Fills wound cavity
• Easy to apply and remove collagen dressing
• Hydrates dry wounds and eschar

When to use Collagen Hydrogel Wound Gel?

• Pressure ulcers, pressure wounds, and pressure sores (stages 2, 3, and 4)
• Venous stasis ulcers 
• Superficial scrapes 
• Burns, second and third degree 
• Partial-thickness and full-thickness wounds 
• Tunneling wounds 
• Infected wounds 
• Exuding/draining wounds
• Deep cavity wounds

What to buy with Coloplast Collagen Hydrogel

• Cardinal Health Alcohol Prep Pad
• Coloplast Bedside-Care Sensitive Skin No Rinse Foaming Cleanser
• Coloplast Sea-Clens Wound Cleanser
• Hydrofera Blue Classic Antibacterial Foam Dressing

How to remove Collagen Dressing?

• Wash your hands and put on gloves
• Gently remove the secondary wound dressing
• Remove the hydrogel dressing
• Rinse away any remaining gel with a wound cleanser if necessary

Coloplast Woun'Dres Hydrogel Safety Data Sheet

FAQs About Collagen Hydrogel Wound Dressing

1. What is WOUN Dres used for?

Collagen hydrogel wound dressing rehydrates dry wounds and provides a moist wound-healing environment for quick recovery.

2. How do you use Coloplast Collagen Hydrogel?

• Apply to the surface of the wound bed.
• The gel should coat the wound bed evenly.
• Cover the wound with a thick gauze dressing.
• You can use Skin protectants to minimize contact with peri-wound tissue.

3. Can you put collagen on open wounds?

Collagen dressings are used in direct contact with the wound bed and contain live tissue. These dressings can be used on granulating wounds with exuding / draining wounds.