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Hydrophilic Wound Dressing DermaGran-B

By McKesson

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DermaGran-B acts as a wound filler. It is specially formulated with a zinc based nutrient formulation and a targeted pH balanced technology to provide an environment conducive to wound healing.

Item#	Description	Size	Price
61-SPD03	3 oz	Each	$17.24 $13.26
61-SPD03	3 oz	Case of 12 $13.566 each	$211.63 $162.79

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Hydrophilic Wound Dressing DermaGran-B acts as a specialized wound filler. It is specially formulated with a zinc based nutrient formulation which makes use of a targeted pH balanced technology and a combination of vitamin A, vitamin B6, calcium and magnesium to provide an environment which is extremely conducive to wound healing.

Common Indications for DermaGran- Skin ulcers (diabetic, venous stasis), stage I-IV pressure sores, surgical incisions and superficial injuries such as minor partial thickness thermal burns, superficial lacerations, cuts or abrasions. Non-Sterile. Latex-Free.

Hydrophilic Wound Dressing DermaGran-B Features & Specifications

Wound filler
3 Ounce
Patented zinc-nutrient formulation
pH balanced
Provides moist, mildly acidic environment for healing
Non-Sterile
Latex-free
HCPCS Code: A6261

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Manufacturer	McKesson

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TimK 20 01 2013 11:00

Wonderful product

This product was a huge help in treating a large wound on the shin of my left leg. I had developed an infection which caused water blisters to form and pop, leaving about a 5" swath of flesh exposed around my leg, 2" above the ankle. I have severe lymphedema so generally available hydrocolloid dressings would not serve. This product, with a thin layer of sterile gauze to provide structure, allowed me to treat the wound using disposable diapers for bandages (to absorb the large quantity of fluid generated from the lymphedema.) With bandage changes dictated by how full the diapers got, the product helped the wounds eventually seal over an 8 day period.

The product does liquefy after application, which means generous applications will run if not covered by gauze to hold it in place. Sticking to the wound was minimal even when I switched from light, individual gauze pads to rolled gauze (when the diapers were no longer needed to absorb the excess fluid.)