Silicate

About Silicate

Silicone Foam Wound Dressing

Circle A Medical is proud to introduce our very own bandage and dressing brand. Silicate is a silicone foam border dressing that is made from a well-constructed, low friction, polyurethane film that is waterproof, while also being extremely absorbent.

Our Silicate foam medical dressings are especially helpful to patients that have fragile skin and need a gentle solution to frequent dressing changes. These Grade A wound care products help facilitate a healthy wound environment under the dressing, but also keeps any excess fluids from damaging the healthy skin surrounding the wound.

Perfect for both acute and chronic wounds
1st and 2nd degree burns
Leg and skin ulcers

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Benefits of Silicate
These silicone dressings are highly conformable and effectively adhere to just about anywhere on the body. The sturdy border helps to keep infection in, while the highly absorbent center lifts the infection away from the wound to excel the healing process. These revolutionary silicone wound dressings can stay in place for up to 7 days, even with excessive exudation and bleeding.

Reduce Pain

Our Silicate Silicone Foam Dressing Borders work to minimizes epidermal stripping and protects the periwound to greatly reduce the risk of damaging tissue on patients that have gentle skin.

Highly Absorbent

Absorbancy is an extremely important characteristic when selecting the best wound dressing. For those suffering from leg ulcers or diabetic tissue necrosis, high-absorbency pads that have several layers of absorptive materials are imperative to keeping the wound moist but also not sitting in its own fluid. When excessive exudate is present, you need a wound dressing that will keep excess fluids from further infecting surrounding healthy tissue.

Promotes Healing

Our wound care products all promote healing by affording the affected area a moist and germ free environment to hasten the healing process. The myth that allowing the infected area to 'dry out' so it will heal faster, simply isn't true. For your wound to heal with little scarring, you need to keep your skin moderately moisturized while also remembering to clean the area accordingly.