Waterproof: These dressings provide waterproof protection, keeping the wound area dry and preventing contamination. Highly absorbent pad Rapidly absorbs serous exudate. Allows lateral spread across the pad to maximise absorbency and reduce the risk of skin maceration. Change the dressing as needed based on the healthcare professional's recommendations or as required for wound condition and exudate management. Jester R, Russell L, Fell S, Williams S, Prest C. A one hospital study of the effect of wound dressings and other related factors on skin Perfectus Biomed 2020. Standard Test Method for Resistance of Materials Used in Protective Clothing to Penetration by Blood-Borne Pathogens Using PhiX174 Bacteriophage Penetration as a Test System. Internal Report MB1004-PBM-20-01. Smith+Nephew 2009.

Winter G. Formation of the scab and the rate if epithelialisation of superficial wounds in the skin of a young domestic pig. Nature 1962;193:293-294.Bhattacharyya M, Bradley H, Holder S, Gerber B. A prospective clinical audit of patient dressing choice for post-op arthroscopy wounds. Wounds UK. 2005;13(4):30-34. Conformable and extensible film Comfortable and non obtrusive for the patient. May help to reduce occurrence of skin blistering in joint surgery.

Nobody likes dealing with minor cuts, grazes and stitches. Sometimes, the healing process can feel more painful than the little accident itself!

Breathable – High moisture vapour permeability allows the wound and the skin around the wound to breathe, reducing the risk of maceration. The low allergy adhesive reduces the risk of irritation whilst ensuring the dressing stays in place even over awkward contours. The REACTIC film has a unique molecular structure with an MVTR of approximately 11000g/m2 /24hr, making it significantly more permeable to water vapour than ordinary films in the presence of moisture. High MVTR The REACTIC* film has a unique molecular structure with an MVTR of approximately 11000g/m2 /24hr, making it significantly more permeable to water vapour than ordinary films in the presence of moisture.