Molnlycke Mepilex Border Flex Lite Dressing

The Molnlycke Mepilex Border Flex Lite Dressing is a versatile self-adherent foam dressing ideal for managing exudates and promoting a moist wound healing environment. Available in a variety of sizes, these dressings are perfect for different wound types, including pressure ulcers, leg and foot ulcers, and traumatic wounds.

With its advanced border flex technology, this dressing is designed to conform closely to body contours, even on joints and other difficult to dress areas, ensuring maximum coverage and effectiveness. The self-adherent nature means no additional tapes or adhesives are needed, simplifying application and reducing discomfort during dressing changes.

Whether for personal use or clinic settings, Molnlycke's Border Flex Lite provides reliable and consistent performance, maintaining a dry surface around the wound to prevent maceration while absorbing and sealing in exudates. Its high absorbency improves patient comfort and outcomes, making it a preferred choice among healthcare professionals.

• Self-adherent design eliminates the need for additional fixation, making it easier and faster to apply.
• High absorbency rate ensures exudate management, keeping the wound environment moist yet dry enough to prevent maceration.
• The border flex technology allows for movement and adaptability, making it ideal for use on joints and other mobile areas.
• Available in multiple sizes to cater to different would dimensions and locations.

• Molnlycke Mepilex Border Flex Lite Dressing is used for absorbing exudates from wounds and providing a moist wound environment to support healing. It is ideal for wounds such as pressure ulcers, leg and foot ulcers, and traumatic wounds.

1. Can these dressings be used on highly exuding wounds?
Yes, the Molnlycke Mepilex Border Flex Lite Dressings are designed to absorb high volumes of exudate.

2. How often should the dressing be changed?
The dressing should be changed depending on the level of exudate and according to healthcare provider instructions, generally every few days.