Key benefits of DURAFIBER Ag PRO 2cm x 45cm

This narrow ribbon format is specifically designed for wounds that require gentle packing while maintaining effective exudate control and antimicrobial support.

• Gelling fiber technology: absorbs exudate and forms a soft gel to help maintain a moist wound environment.
• Silver antimicrobial action: supports management of bacterial burden when clinically indicated.
• Ideal for cavity & sinus wounds: 2cm width allows controlled placement into narrow spaces.
• Conforms to wound bed: helps minimise dead space when appropriately packed.
• Helps reduce maceration risk: supports vertical wicking of exudate into the dressing.

Always follow the product Instructions for Use (IFU) and local wound care protocols.

Size & product details

• Product: DURAFIBER Ag PRO Gelling Silver Fiber Dressing (Ribbon)
• Size: 2cm x 45cm
• SKU: 66807681
• Format: Rope/Ribbon style dressing
• Use with: Appropriate secondary dressing (e.g., foam, film, or gauze)

Why choose 2cm x 45cm? This ribbon configuration is particularly suited to cavity wounds, sinus tracts, tunnelling wounds, and undermining, where sheet dressings are not practical.

Common clinical indications (as appropriate)

• Cavity and sinus wounds
• Tunnelling or undermined wounds
• Moderate to heavily exuding wounds
• Wounds with increased bioburden or infection risk (as clinically indicated)
• Post-surgical wounds requiring packing

Silver dressings are generally used for defined treatment periods and reassessed regularly. Not all wounds are suitable for antimicrobial dressings - clinical judgement is required.

Application guide for cavity wounds

1. Assess & cleanse: clean the wound according to protocol and assess depth and exudate level.
2. Loosely pack: gently place the 2cm ribbon into the cavity or sinus tract. Avoid overpacking, which may cause pressure or impair healing.
3. Leave a tail: ensure part of the dressing remains visible for safe removal.
4. Apply secondary dressing: secure with an appropriate cover dressing.
5. Review regularly: change frequency depends on exudate levels and clinical assessment.

Always follow IFU guidance and local wound management protocols.