Wound Healing
Actolind® wound care products have been developed for the cleansing, irrigation, moistening, protection, and care of acute, chronic, and infected wounds, as well as 1st and 2nd degree burns. Solution and gel forms can be used at different stages of wound care in line with the indications specified in their product documentation.
Actolind® in Wound Care
Actolind® solutions can be used for the cleansing and irrigation of the wound surface.
Actolind® gel products offer application options for moistening the wound surface.
Products in gel form can be used for the protection and care of the wound surface.
Product Solutions for the Wound Care Process
Solution and gel forms in the Actolind® product portfolio have been developed to be used for cleansing, irrigation, moistening, protection, and care purposes. The intended use and mode of application for each product should be evaluated according to its respective product documentation.
Wound Cleansing
Actolind® wound care solutions can be used for cleansing the wound surface.
Irrigation
Actolind® products in solution form can be used for the irrigation of the wound surface.
Moistening
Actolind® gel products can be used in wound care applications aimed at moistening the wound surface.
Protection
Actolind® products in gel form offer product options aimed at protecting the wound surface.
Barrier Between Wound and Dressing
Actolind® w Gel forms a protective film layer between the wound surface and the dressing, thereby creating a barrier.
Product-Specific Application
Mode of use, application conditions, warnings, and precautions must be evaluated according to the relevant product's current instructions for use.
Areas of Application for Wound Care
The documentation of Actolind® wound care products specifies areas of application for the cleansing, irrigation, moistening, protection, and care of acute, chronic, and infected wounds, as well as 1st and 2nd degree burns.
For product-specific indication and application details, the current instructions for use of the respective product must be taken as reference.