Molnlycke MepitelAg Contact Layer

The Molnlycke Mepitelag Antimicrobial Contact Layer is an innovative solution designed with Safetac Technology to offer an optimal healing environment for various wound types. This contact layer is tailored to gently adhere to the skin without adhering to moist wounds, thus minimizing pain and trauma during dressing changes. Its antimicrobial properties help to prevent infections, providing an added layer of protection for patients.

The contact layer is versatile and available in multiple sizes, including 4" x 5" and 8" x 20", to cater to different wound sizes and treatment requirements. With its non-slip, transparent design, clinicians can monitor the healing progress without the need for frequent dressing changes. Trust in Molnlycke to offer a product that marries comfort with effective wound management.

• The Mepitelag Contact Layer features Safetac Technology, which minimizes pain and trauma upon removal, ensuring patient comfort and peace of mind.
• This contact layer is antimicrobial, providing an additional barrier against bacteria, which can assist with reducing wound infection rates and enhance the healing process.

• The Molnlycke Mepitelag Contact Layer is primarily used as a wound contact layer that allows for gentle and effective management of exuding wounds, by maintaining a moist healing environment.
• The product is ideal for use on a range of wound types including burns, skin tears, blisters, and leg ulcers, among others. Its antimicrobial properties help reduce the risk of wound infection.

1. What sizes are available for the Molnlycke Mepitelag Contact Layer?
The Molnlycke Mepitelag Contact Layer is available in sizes ranging from 2” x 3” to 8” x 20”.

2. Can this contact layer be used on all types of wounds?
Yes, this contact layer is suitable for a wide range of wound types, including skin tears, leg ulcers, burns, and more.

3. What technology does this product feature?
The product is integrated with Safetac Technology, which is known for minimizing pain and trauma during dressing changes.