HydroTac®

HydroTac® provides a combination of absorption and moisture donation, which helps keep wounds in a balanced moist environment, optimising healing efficiency.^1,2

Through a combination of AquaClear® Technology and dressing characteristics, HydroTac® donates moisture to the wound, cools, soothes and enhances the wound healing process.^1,3

The absorbent polyurethane foam absorbs exudate and retains it under compression.⁴ Maceration, is therefore reduced.¹

HydroTac® alleviates pain on removal, due to the AquaClear® Technology.^1,5

For further information on HydroTac please email us at info@hartmann.info with all enquires and a member of our team will contact you shortly.

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