Iodosorb Cadexomer Iodine Gel - 10g/.35oz - New

Description

All items are new and sealed in box. You will get 1 box of what is pictured. So boxes may be dented but product is fine. All items are sold as is. Please message with any questions. Always seek a doctors permission before using. Thank You!
Exp: 12/1/2023
IODOSORB
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Gel
Sterile Cadexomer Gel with lodine
Description
IODOSORB Gel is a sterile antimicrobial dressing formulation of Cadexomer Iodine. When applied to the wound, IODOSORB absorbs fluids, removing exudate, slough and debris and forming a gel over the wound surface. As the gel absorbs exudate, iodine is released, killing bacteria and changing color as the iodine is used up.
Features
A 3-in-1 mode of action kills bacteria, manages exudate, and debrides the wound bed.
Benefits
Helps Promote Wound Healing
Effective antimicrobial.
Exudate and debris are removed effectively.
A change in color (white) indicates when IODOSORB should be changed.
Gel formed over the wound promotes moist healing.
Accelerated healing rates can lead to earlier patient discharges.
Patient comfort
IODOSORB Gel assists in reducing bacterial load, associated pain is reduced which can improve quality of life.
IODOSORB is a non-adhesive which can reduce trauma when product is changed encouraging patient compliance.
Indications
IODOSORB Gel - For use in treating wet ulcers and wounds such as venous stasis ulcers, pressure sores, diabetic foot ulcers, and infected traumatic and surgical wounds.
Precautions
As IODOSORB Gel contains 0.9% w/w iodine it should not be used in patients with known or suspected Iodine sensitivity. IODOSORB Gel is contraindicated in Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. In patients with a prior history of Graves Disease it is not recommended to use iodine containing products, which includes IODOSORB Gel. The gel should not be used in the case of non-toxic nodular goitre. Patients with a past history of any thyroid disorder are more susceptible to alteration in thyroid metabolism with chronic IODOSORB therapy. Iodine is absorbed systemically especially when large wounds are treated. In endemic goitre there has been isolated reports of hyperthyroidism associated with IODOSORB
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There is a potential for interaction of iodine with the following drugs and therefore co-administration is not recommended, Lithium, Sulphafurazoles and Sulphonylureas. It has been observed occasionally that an adherent crust can form when the dressing is not changed with significant frequency. Iodine can cross the placental barrier and is secreted into milk. Do not use IODOSORB in pregnant or lactating women.