The WoundPro® Dressing Kits – Features & Benefits
Hydrophobic, Medical Grade Foam
Meets all applicable standards for quality, cleanliness, specification and tolerances
Tested and passed for biocompatibility and cytotoxicity
An integral part of our FDA510(k) approval as a Class II medical device
Offers a pore size well within the range that is that is most advantageous for this therapy
Allows for adequate removal of exudate and prevents against in-growth into the foam
Provides excellent tensile strength
Virtually eliminates the chance of flaking and leaving particulate matter in the wound bed
Non-absorbent material
Allows exudate to pass through for collection in the canister and away from the wound site
New and Improved Outer Drape
Easy-to-apply, 3-tab pull system
Stronger adhesive to help prevent micro leaks
Clear, not opaque contact layer takes the guesswork out of proper and targeted application over the wound
Linear logo placement serves as guidelines for cutting into strips if needed
Slightly thicker material
Makes it easier to apply and less subject to the effects of static electricity
Our Basic series Dressing Kit
Designed exclusively to offer negative pressure
wound therapy at a more economical price
Basic Dressing Kit
A budget-friendly alternative for individuals looking for a cost-effective solution.
Includes 10 dressing kits, each containing hydrophobic foam wound dressings, a single-lumen StingRay™ Suction Bell, adhesive drape(s), an easy-to-use hose clamp, and a skin prep pad.
The soft, low profile single-lumen StingRay™ Suction Bell offers a larger surface area to provide secure adhesion to the outer drape.
The easy-to-use hose clamp ensures airtight canister or dressing changes, promoting efficient wound care.
Advanced Series Dressing Kit
An ideal solution for those seeking the best and most accurate pressure readings and wound care.
Includes 10 dressing kits, each containing hydrophobic foam wound dressings, a dual-lumen StingRay™ Suction Bell, adhesive drapes, error-proof, quick connect tubing connectors, and a skin prep pad.
The new dual-lumen StingRay™ Suction Bell ensures the most accurate pressure readings at the wound site.
The error-proof, quick-connect tubing connectors ensure airtight and proper connections with an audible click.
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The WoundPro™ and WoundPro+™ are compatible with the following:
StingRay™ Suction Bells (Basic or Advanced Series): Individually packed for convenience, we offer StingRay™ Suction Bells designed for both our Basic and Advanced Series Kits, providing effective wound care. Each pack includes 10 Suction Bells.
Bridge Kits: Our Bridging Kit offers a versatile solution for delivering negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) to multiple wounds. It includes foam designed for offloading and bridging two or more wounds, addressing complex wound care needs. Each pack contains 2 kits for added convenience.
Y-Connectors (Basic and Advanced Series): Our patented Y connectors allow for treating multiple wounds with one WoundPro™ or WoundPro+™ control unit, and one-way check valves prevent cross-contamination. Available for both Basic and Advanced Series Kits, our Y-Connectors ensure safe and protective care for multiple wounds. Each pack includes 10 connectors.
Outer Drapes: Additional Outer Drapes come in packs of either 10 or 25, providing extra drapes when needed.
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The StingRay™ Suction Bell is a component of the WoundPro™ and WoundPro+™ Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) systems. Specifically, it is a suction bell or wound interface used to apply negative pressure therapy to wound sites. The StingRay™ Suction Bell is available in Basic and Advanced Series and is designed to accommodate different patient needs and wound types. The StingRay’s ports allow for NPWT application and exudate removal in a sealed environment.
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Outer drapes are protective, adhesive coverings used in wound care procedures to shield the surrounding area of the wound, the patient's skin, and the healthcare provider from contamination and potential infection. They are designed to create a sterile field around the wound during negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) procedures.
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Y-Connectors are specialized components used in negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) systems, such as the WoundPro™ and WoundPro+™, to enable the treatment of multiple wounds with a single control unit. These connectors have a Y-shaped design and feature one-way check valves that prevent cross-contamination between wounds. They allow healthcare providers to apply negative pressure therapy to multiple wounds simultaneously, ensuring safe and effective care. Y-Connectors come in both Basic and Advanced Series versions to accommodate different NPWT kits and setups.
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Bridging kits are specialized wound care solutions designed to facilitate the delivery of negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) to multiple wounds simultaneously. These kits typically include specialized foam that can bridge two or more wounds or aid in offloading, making them valuable tools for addressing complex wound care scenarios.
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To perform Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) using the WoundPro™ or WoundPro+™, you will need the following components:
WoundPro™ or WoundPro+™ Control Unit
Wound Dressing Kits, you can choose between:
Basic Dressing Kit: Each kit includes hydrophobic foam wound dressings, a single-lumen StingRay™ suction bell, adhesive drape(s), an easy-to-use hose clamp, and a skin prep pad.
Advanced Dressing Kit: Each kit includes hydrophobic foam wound dressings, a dual-lumen StingRay™ suction bell, and error-proof, quick-connect tubing connectors.
Collection Canisters
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Dressing kits and Collection Canisters are not included with the system and need to be purchased separately. Contact us to purchase supplies for the WoundPro or WoundPro+.
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Yes. Supplies are available in bulk. Contact us for more information.
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The MicroDoc® comes with two complete MicroDoc® Dressing Kits, each including a 4 x 4 Self-Adapting Wound Dressing and a Mini StingRay™ Suction Bell.
You can purchase the StingRay™ Suction Bell Adapter separately to meet specific wound care needs.