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• Enables fluid transfer to a secondary dressing reducing the risk of exudate pooling and maceration.³
• Protects the wound whilst minimising patient pain and trauma on removal and at dressing change⁴
• Suitable for use, under medical supervision, with negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) for the protection of fragile wound structures.
• Cuttable.

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¹Stephens S et al. Evaluation of a new non–adhering silicone wound contact dressing with optimized design for the management of dry to highly exuding wounds. Poster presented at: Wounds UK Annual Conference; November 15–17, 2010; Harrogate, UK. ² Ivins N. Harding K. A series of case studies using a non–adhering silicone dressing. Poster presented at: EWMA; May 25–27, 2011; Brussels, BE. ³ International case series: Using Adaptic Touch Non–Adhering Silicone Dressing: Case Studies. London: Wounds International. 2013. ⁴ Bianchi J. Consensus guidance for the use of Adaptic Touch Non–Adherent Dressing. Wounds UK. 2011. ⁵ Brosnan P et al. The design principles of non–adherent materials. Poster presented at: EWMA; May 23–25, 2012; Vienna, Austria. ⁶ Bianchi J, Gray D. Adaptic Touch Non–Adherent Dressing. Wounds UK. 2011; 7(1).