MaxioCel Wound Care Dressing For Diabetic Foot Ulcers (5cm x 10cm)
Rs. 2,730.00 Rs. 1,370.00
Product Highlights
- MaxioCel Advanced Wound Care Dressing is sterile, highly absorbent antimicrobial dressing for wounds.
- It is effective on surgical wounds such as IV catheter sites, surgical incisions, and wound filler for shallow cavities among others.
- It's Bioactive Microfibre Gelling Technology enables 360-degree and dynamic action in wound care and wound healing.
- It reduces patient discomfort as it can be applied and removed in a hassle-free manner.
Without holistic and effective care and management of acute and chronic wounds, there is a high risk of infection. This, in turn, impacts the patient’s recovery time, health, and overall well-being. To add further complexity to wound care, traditional wound care dressing methods tend to cause patient discomfort.
To address these challenges, we bring to you MaxioCel Advanced Wound Care Dressing. It is a 100% natural microfibre wound dressing that aids haemostasis, wound healing, infection control, scar improvement, and pain relief in patients. The Bioactive Microfiber Gelling Technology helps you minimize patient discomfort and speed up healing.
Key Benefits
- 360-degree mode of action
- Help prevent wound infections
- Sterile and easy to use
- Highly absorbent
- Anti-microbial
- Excellent scar improvement properties
- Individual packaging
- Made in India
- Non-woven microfiber wound dressing
- Bioactive Microfibre Gelling Technology that uses 100% natural biopolymer
Ques 1. Why should I Choose MaxioCel over other available dressings?
Ans. MaxioCel is easy to apply and remove advanced wound care dressing
with 360-degree care parameters. It provides overall wound improvement
and closure by ensuring the following-
- Control of any blood loss(mild) from the wound during cleaning
- Pain Relief on application site
- Absorbing all wound discharges
- Providing infection control
- Faster Wound Healing
- Reducing Scar formation
Ques 2. What should be the ideal frequency of change while using MaxioCel?
Ans. The dressing done using MaxioCel should be changed every 48 hours.
Except if the wound is heavily discharging, in that case, it should be every
24 hours.
Ques 3. How to apply and remove MaxioCel?
Ans. Clean the wound as per your doctor’s suggested protocol, then peel
open the MaxioCel pouch and directly apply it on the wound surface. Either
of the sides can be the contact layer as it is active on both sides. Now, cover
and secure MaxioCel with a secondary dressing like Gauze.
For Removal, flush the MaxioCel attached to the wound surface with saline
solution and gently peel back until it removes entirely.
Ques 4. Can a single unit of MaxioCel be used more than once?
Ans. No, MaxioCel dressing is a single-use only product. Opening the
package compromises its sterility. Therefore, the unused dressing should
not be stored for later application.
Ques 5. How to choose the right size of MaxioCel dressing for any wound?
Ans. The best way to choose the right size of MaxioCel dressing for application is to measure the wound in length and width with a wound
measuring scale or a ruler scale (ensure, it should not touch the wound
surface). Now select the size which is slightly bigger than the wound. It
helps in complete wound coverage during the treatment course.
In case of large wounds, multiple MaxioCel dressings can be used to ensure
coverage area.
Ques 6. Which variant of MaxioCel can be used as wound filler for cavity
wounds?
Ans. For smaller cavities, MX0510 (5cm*10cm) can be selected. For deeper
wounds like grade 3 or 4 bedsores, tunnelling wounds, deep debrided
wounds, or any large cavities, the ideal variant would be MX2530
(2.5cm*30 cm).
Ques 7. Can MaxioCel cause Allergies?
Ans. There have been no known reported allergic reactions from the use of
MaxioCel. Chitosan used in MaxioCel does not contain any protein or
allergic components.
Follow the steps:
- Remove MaxioCel (5x10 cm) Wound Dressing from the sterile pack.
- Cut/fold the dressing to fit the wound.
- Dress the wound using aseptic techniques.
- Cover and secure with a secondary dressing.
- Secure with microporetape.
For removal
- Irrigate the site with water/ saline.
- Gently peel off dressing and discard
- Rinse and clean the wound site thoroughly
It can be used on wounds such as:
- IV Catheter Sites
- Surgical Incisions
- Shallow cavities as wound fillers
