Collagen Wound Dressings RX Only
About Collagen Wound Dressings RX
Topical collagen wound dressings are white to off-white, absorbent dressings made from 100% bovine collagen with advanced Extracellular Matrix (ECM) technology. Designed to maintain a moist healing environment, absorb exudate, and protect delicate new tissue.
Indications:
For moderately to heavily exuding wounds and minor bleeding, including Pressure Ulcers, Venous Ulcers, Diabetic Ulcers, Surgical and Traumatic wounds, and partial-thickness burns.
Product Options
Collagen Powder Dressings
Collagen Powder Dressings are white to off-white, absorbent, microfibrillar particulate matrices designed for topical wound management. The fine microfibrillar particles allow for easy application in areas where range of motion or wound depth makes sheet dressings impractical. The powder form provides a physiologically favorable moist environment and absorbs wound exudate effectively.
- Derived from microfibrillar collagen for superior biocompatibility and intrinsic hemostatic properties
- Ideal for high-mobility or irregular wound areas where sheet dressings are difficult to apply
- Easy application to hard-to-reach wounds; conforms to wound bed
- Absorbs and manages exudate effectively, maintaining moisture balance
- Supports natural healing processes and protects delicate new tissue
- Single-use, sterile, non-resealable packaging
Collagen Sheet Dressings
Collagen Sheet Dressings are white to off-white, absorbent, porous collagen matrices designed for topical wound management. They provide a physiologically favorable moist wound environment that supports natural healing. When in contact with wound exudate, the dressing absorbs fluid and protects the wound bed and delicate new tissue.
Collagen sheet dressings are indicated for the management of moderately to heavily exuding wounds and to control minor bleeding. They may be used for the management of exuding wounds such as pressure ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, diabetic ulcers, acute wounds (trauma and surgical), and partial-thickness burns. The product is supplied sterile and for single use only.
1" × 1"
Ideal for small wounds and minor surgical sites
2" × 2"
Standard size for moderate wound coverage
4" × 4"
Comprehensive coverage for larger wound areas
7" × 7"
Maximum coverage for extensive wound management
5" × 10"
Maximum coverage for extensive wound management
10" × 11"
10" × 22"
Maximum coverage for extensive wound management
- FDA cleared for chronic, traumatic, and post-surgical wounds
- Engineered to absorb moderate to heavy exudate
- Maintains optimal moisture balance
- Biocompatible collagen matrix
- Easy application and removal
- Multiple sizes for versatile wound coverage
Key Features
- Clinically developed to absorb excess fluid while maintaining moisture
- Supports natural healing through bioactive collagen
- Helps reduce scarring and discomfort
- Trusted by healthcare professionals
- Complete wound care solutions for diverse healing applications
- Easy to use with no complex application process
- Gentle on skin and backed by science
Client Applications
Our collagen dressings are suitable for various wound types and clinical situations:
- Chronic wounds: Diabetic foot ulcers, Venous leg ulcers, Pressure ulcers (Bedsores)
- Acute wounds: Burns: Superficial to Partial-Thickness
- Surgical wounds: Post-Surgical
- Traumatic wounds: Abrasions, Lacerations
Client Benefits
Our collagen dressings offer numerous advantages for both healthcare providers and patients. The advanced collagen technology provides excellent absorption capabilities while the bioactive collagen supports the body's natural healing processes. Whether you choose powder or sheet format, our dressings conform to wound surfaces and create optimal healing environments.
With FDA clearance and a 5-year shelf life, these dressings represent a reliable and effective solution for advanced wound care management across various healthcare settings.
Get in touch
Contact our team to learn more about our collagen dressing solutions and how they can benefit your wound care practice.
