DuoDERM® Hydroactive® Gel is a moisture-donating wound gel designed to support the healing of dry, necrotic, sloughy, or minimally exuding wounds. The gel helps rehydrate non-viable tissue, promoting autolytic debridement while maintaining a moist wound environment essential for natural healing.
Its gentle formulation allows it to be used safely on a wide range of chronic and acute wounds. DuoDERM® Hydroactive® Gel is commonly used in hospitals, wound-care clinics, and home-care settings where controlled moisture balance is required.
Healthcare providers across India source authentic DuoDERM® wound care products from Shah Trading Corporation, Mumbai, a trusted dealer, distributor, and supplier to hospitals and clinics in India.
Key Features:
* Adds moisture to dry and necrotic wounds * Supports natural autolytic debridement * Helps loosen slough and devitalized tissue * Non-cytotoxic and gentle on wound beds * Suitable for cavity and surface wounds * Can be covered with a secondary dressing
Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Brand
ConvaTec
Product Name
DuoDERM® Hydroactive® Gel
Dressing Type
Hydroactive wound gel
Primary Function
Moisture donation
Indications
Dry, necrotic, sloughy wounds
Application
Direct to wound bed
Removal
Easy irrigation or wiping
Supplier in India
Shah Trading Corporation, Mumbai
Product Usage:
The gel is applied directly onto the wound bed to rehydrate dry or dead tissue, helping soften slough and support natural wound cleansing before being covered with an appropriate secondary dressing.
What type of wounds require DuoDERM® Hydroactive® Gel?
It is used for dry, necrotic, or sloughy wounds that need added moisture to heal.
How does DuoDERM® Hydroactive® Gel support autolytic debridement at a cellular level?
The gel maintains optimal moisture at the wound interface, enabling endogenous enzymes and macrophages to break down devitalized tissue without damaging healthy cells.
Why is moisture donation critical in necrotic wounds?
Dry necrotic tissue prevents cellular migration and enzyme activity. Moisture donation softens eschar, allowing controlled tissue breakdown and wound progression.
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