- Effective debridement
- Effective moisture balance
- Adapts to wound bed
Cutimed® Gel
Intended Purpose
Cutimed Gel produces a moist, physiological wound environment and supports autolytic cleansing of necrotic or unclean wounds (e.g. lightly weeping leg ulcers, diabetic foot syndrome, pressure ulcers or first and second-degree burns).
Wear time: Cutimed Gel should be changed as often as clinically indicated, the secondary dressing should not be fully saturated. Cutimed Gel can remain on the wound for the period between dressing changes.
Learn about the product and how to apply it
Product benefits
Effective debridement
Effective moisture balance
Adapts to wound bed
Easy application
Easy and precise application: with the applicator provided, a spatula or directly from the tube, depending on location and shape of wound.6
Product facts
Superficial and deep
Necrotic
Sloughy
Granulating
Epithelialising
Dry to low
How to
2. Remove the sterile seal. (2)
3. If desired, remove the applicator tip from the sterile packaging. (3)
4. Screw it onto the nozzle of the tube. (4)
5. Apply a generous amount of Cutimed® Gel towards the wound to cover the wound surface either straight from the tube (A) or using a spatula (B) or on a deeper wound using the sterile applicator. (C)
6. If necessary, protect the wound with a suitable dressing
How to Remove
Most of the Cutimed Gel will be absorbed by the wound. The remaining gel can be rinsed off with water or removed with a clean cloth or wipe.
For detailed product information, including indications for use, contraindications, precautions and warnings, please consult the product’s Instructions for Use (IFU).
Product specifications
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Product
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Essity Product Code
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NHS SC Code
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PIP Code
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Pack Quantity
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| Cutimed® Gel | 7261000 | ELA615 | 340-4290 | 8 g | 10 |
| Cutimed® Gel | 7261001 | ELG85001 | 340-4308 | 15 g | 10 |
| Cutimed® Gel | 7261002 | ELA628 | 340-4316 | 25 g | 10 |
Supporting products
Cutimed® Siltec®
is a silicone coated, sterile, absorbent polyurethane foam dressing for atraumatic dressing changes that contains superabsorbent stripes which absorb and lock wound exudate.
Medical References
Moody A. Use of a hydrogel dressing for management of a painful leg ulcer. Br J Community Nurs. 2006;11(6): S12-S17.
BSN medical GmbH – commissioned in vitro study at S.M.T.L. test lab. UK: Fluid affinity of Hydrogels. 2007 (40007706)
Clinical Evidence
On this page, you can view and explore a selection of clinical studies that underline the performance of the Cutimed portfolio.
Instruction for use
Please make sure to always follow the instructions for use, including the safety information provided with the product. Not at hand? Find the needed safety information in this database!