How does it work?

• Effectively absorbs and retains exudate and bacteria, reducing exudate pooling.
• Keeps in shape with minimal shrinkage, minimising the risk of gap creation and further exudate pooling.
• Forms a cohesive gel upon contact with exudate. It helps ensure a moist wound healing environment and easy one-piece removal.

When to use it:

Biatain Fiber is indicated for use in:

• Chronic wounds such as diabetic ulcers, leg ulcers (arterial ulcers, venous ulcers and leg ulcers of mixed aetiology), pressure ulcers (stage II-IV).
• Acute wounds such as oncology wounds, traumatic wounds, partial-thickness burns, donor sites, and post-operative surgical wounds.

Biatain Fiber has been developed in collaboration with 200+ healthcare professionals from around the world to tackle the challenges they experience in clinical practice.

Discover its key benefits:

Biatain Fiber is intended for use as a primary wound dressing. The choice of secondary dressing will depend on the characteristics of the wound.

Healthcare professionals recommend Biatain Silicone as a secondary dressing when using Biatain Fiber*. The conforming foam dressing, Biatain Silicone with 3DFit Technology, absorbs vertically and retains exudate.

*Survey among 265 healthcare professionals. Data on file, 2020.