SilvaSorb Hydrogel Wound Gel
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Features:
- Hydrates wounds, which is a key factor in healing
- For targeted antimicrobial protection
- Controlled release, ionic silver
- Offers hydration for up to seven days
Product Overview:
Medline SilvaSorb Hydrogel
SilvaSorb Hydrogel helps hydrate dry wounds and maintain an optimally moist wound healing, which is a key factor in wound healing. SilvaSorb Hydrogel offers antimicrobial protection over a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi, including MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) and VRE (Vancomycin-resistant enterococcus). SilvaSorb kills microbes, but is completely biocompatible with the tissue cells of healing.
Reasons For Using SilvaSorb Hydrogel:
- 1st & 2nd degree burns
- Leg ulcers
- Skin tears
- Pressure ulcers
- Surgical wounds
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Lacerations & abrasions
- Grafted wounds & donor sites
- Partial & full thickness wounds
SilvaSorb Hydrogel Features:
- Easy to Use: Easy to spread and won't melt into the wound.
- Donates Moisture: Hydrogel helps hydrate dry wounds and maintain an optimally moist wound healing environment.
- Reduces Bioburden/Contamination: Effective against a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi, which reduces the risk of infections later on in the healing process.
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SilvaSorb Hydrogel Wound Gel Reviews Summary
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23 out of 26 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Promotes Healing (19)
Easy To Use (18)
Safe (17)
Effective (16)
Caregiver (1)
Top Cons
Doesn't Alleviate Pain (5)
Ineffective (2)
expensive (2)
Somewhat expensive (1)
Harsh (1)
Top Best Uses
Keep In The Medicine Cabinet (15)
Long Term Use (10)
Emergency Preparedness (3)
Quick Fix (2)
Keep In The Trunk (2)
Pros:
Promotes Healing.
Easy To Use.
Effective.
Safe.
Cons:
Somewhat expensive.
Best Uses:
Long Term Use.
Every day.
Keep In The Medicine Cabinet.
Describe Yourself:
Diabetic customer.
I am a long term diabetic and get blisters on my legs that break, leaving open wounds. This product helps heal the wounds quickly. Apply a film of the gel over the wound, cover with a non stick 4x4 pad and paper tape to hold in place. Every day after you shower, repeat this until the wound has closed. I wouldn't try anything else! However, when I can't get any more to come out of the tube, I cut the tube open to expose the inside and there is a good 2 to 3 more days worth of gel in it. Then put the tube in an airtight baggie.
by Mistymustie from Windsor, CO
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
15 person found this review helpful
Pros:
Promotes Healing.
Cons:
expensive.
Best Uses:
Keep In The Medicine Cabinet.
Describe Yourself:
Medical Professional.
Was recommended by my surgeon for healing abdominal wound. Silver component and strong anti bacterial application
by Damon from Florida
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
8 person found this review helpful
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2 Questions | 6 Answers
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My husband has had a stage ulcer for over 5 years, he has been on numerous treatments with the VA and it has went from three tunnels with exposed bone and infection, 5 inches deep... to 1 narrow tunnel about 3" deep But it has remained this size for almost 9 months now... is there any thing you can recommend to help this close up from the inside?
Asked on Feb 8, 2012 1:48:17 PM by Penn from Somerset, PA.
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Silvasorb, along with MelgisorbAG (alginate dressing)and Puracyn wound cleaner have help my wounds.
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 9:32:49 PM by Sad Feet from Central Texas
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First you must get the pressure off for any healing to happen. so have someone help you figure out what is causing pressure that cuts off the circulation to the wound. It is not what you put in a pressure wound so much as diligence to get the circulation to return by getting the pressure off. Moist wound healing is the gold standard for healing. there are many products that assist in moisture balance for a wound. allegro carries many good products. The other thing of course is to make sure there is no infection and he has a good nutritional status to help build new tissue. Is he on medications that slow the healing process?Check out the AAWC web site along with the WOCN site and the NPUAP site for more information
Answered on Dec 22, 2012 6:25:50 PM by MiMi from Denver
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That is a long time, I would try the wound vac with the white foam in the tunnels for now & aquacel ag after the tunnels are gone.
Answered on Jan 10, 2013 2:54:51 PM by Michele from Patrick Springs, VA
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I would try a wound vac and if you can't buy one see if insurance will let you rent it once a month until healed.
Answered on Dec 21, 2015 10:41:54 PM by Salisbury28146 from SalisburyNC
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Get a RX for Santyl ointment to debride wound. Use WounDres collagen hydrogel to keep wound moist and promote healing of wound. Reposition patient every two hours to alleviate prolonged pressure on wounds. Use a alternating air mattress to alleviate pressure on wounds.
Answered on Feb 17, 2016 12:35:25 PM by Thom from LA
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Is this medication approved by the FDA?
Asked on Sep 28, 2011 6:02:42 PM by Ray Ray from Newport News, Va.
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silver is a known antimicrobial. can CURE AIDS, look up colloidal slver. It is not a medication so need no fda approval.It is an inert element.Excellent wound treatment.
Answered on Feb 25, 2012 10:50:37 AM by chris from ct
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Part Number(s): 730 0104 04, 730 0105
Mfg Part Number(s): MSC9301EP
Scrip Part Number(s): 730 0104 04, 730 0105
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