Description

• Durafiber dressings have high wet strength with cellulose fibers that give the dry and gelled matrix in-built structural integrity
• Gelling fibers swell and gel on contact with exudate to absorb and lock in fluid
• Reinforcing fibers retain the dressing's shape when wet in order to minimize shrinkage
• Dressings transform into soft, cohesive gel sheets, which contour closely to the wound bed