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Puracol Plus Collagen Wound Dressing, manufactured by Distributor, is a highly effective wound care solution designed to accelerate the wound healing process. These dressings are particularly suitable for chronic and stalled wounds, providing an ideal environment for healing.

The dressings are composed of high-quality 100% collagen powder, ensuring a high degree of nativity. This collagen powder facilitates natural wound healing mechanisms, promoting tissue regeneration and granulation. Additionally, the dressings exhibit high gel integrity, ensuring they maintain close contact with the wound bed over time.

Puracol Plus Collagen Wound Dressings are indicated for a wide range of wound types, including pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers, partial and full-thickness wounds, burns, donor sites, and other surface wounds. However, they are contraindicated for use in patients with active vasculitis or known sensitivity to collagen. They are not suitable for third-degree burns.

Each dressing is individually packaged for convenience, with 10 dressings per box and 50 dressings per case. Identified by the manufacturer's part number MSC8622EP, Puracol Plus Collagen Wound Dressings exemplify Distributor's commitment to providing advanced wound care solutions for improved patient outcomes.

• Jump-starts the wound healing process^1,2,3, making it ideal for wounds that are chronic or stalled
• High-quality 100% collagen powder maintains a high degree of nativity^4,5
• High gel integrity⁶
• Indications: pressure, venous, diabetic ulcers, partial and full-thickness wounds, ulcers caused by mixed vascular etiologies, burns, donor sites and other surface wounds, abrasions, traumatic wounds healing by secondary intention and dehisced surgical wounds
• Contraindication: active vasculitis or patients with known sensitivity to collagen or silver
  1. Driver V, French M, Cain J, Hagen H, Hijazin M, Patel M. The Use of Native Collagen Dressings on Chronic Lower Extremity Wounds: Case Studies. Presented at SAWC. Tampa, FL. 2007.
  2. A Clinical Safety and Efficacy Evaluation on Seriously Chronic Wounds with a Native Collagen Dressing, data on file.
  3. Rogers LC, Armstrong DG. The promise of stem cells. Podiatry Management. June/July 2007:65-70.
  4. Data on file.
  5. Picrosirius Assay to Determine Relative Nativity of Two Collagenous Dressings, internal report.
  6. Comparative Physical Properties of Two Collagenous Dressings, Promogran and Puracol Plus, data on file.