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A new and innovative foam dressing designed to minimise risk of leakage.
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Mepi Debripad
Safe, easy and effective debridement to promote ongoing healing wherever and whenever it's needed.
Mepi™ Debripad is a microfibre pad designed to provide fast, safe, and low-pain wound debridement.
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Mepi Press 2 and Mepi Press 2 Lite
Multi-component compression systems designed to provide effective, consistent compression therapy for venous disease and edema.
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Cost-effectiveness is an important factor in implementing a treatment regimen for burns. Burn care is associated with high costs, but it is important to look beyond price-per-unit to consider the total cost of care and cost savings realised by fewer dressing changes, less nursing time required, and fewer pain relief medications.
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Burn injuries are a significant concern in the paediatric population, with children being particularly susceptible due to their natural curiosity and developing motor skills. Scalds are notably prevalent among young children. Specialised care and gentle wound dressings are needed to care for paediatric burn patients.