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Cardinal Kendall Calcium Alginate Dressings

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Cardinal Kendall Calcium Alginate Dressings

Cardinal Kendall Calcium Alginate Dressings

Kendall calcium alginate dressings are designed to interact with sodium in wounds to create an ionic exchange and help jump-start the epitheliazation process. The dressing absorbs approximately 20 times its weight in exudate. It is easy and painless to remove with minimal tissue trauma.

  • Absorbs exudate from wound and creates a protective cushioning gel and optimal moist healing environment
  • Protective gel binds exudate and helps prevent skin maceration
  • Can be used on infected wounds
  • Absorbs approximately 20 times the dressing’s weight
  • Unique composition and weaving pattern help provide a simplified one piece removal

Indications include:

  • Deep & tunneling wounds
  • Heavy to moderate exudating wounds
  • Venous ulcers
  • Diabetic ulcers
  • Arterial ulcers
  • Donor sites
  • Second degree burns
  • Abrasions/lacerations/skin tears
  • Pressure ulcers
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Cardinal Kendall Calcium Alginate Dressings

Kendall calcium alginate dressings are designed to interact with sodium in wounds to create an ionic exchange and help jump-start the epitheliazation process. The dressing absorbs approximately 20 times its weight in exudate. It is easy and painless to remove with minimal tissue trauma.

  • Absorbs exudate from wound and creates a protective cushioning gel and optimal moist healing environment
  • Protective gel binds exudate and helps prevent skin maceration
  • Can be used on infected wounds
  • Absorbs approximately 20 times the dressing’s weight
  • Unique composition and weaving pattern help provide a simplified one piece removal

Indications include:

  • Deep & tunneling wounds
  • Heavy to moderate exudating wounds
  • Venous ulcers
  • Diabetic ulcers
  • Arterial ulcers
  • Donor sites
  • Second degree burns
  • Abrasions/lacerations/skin tears
  • Pressure ulcers