Vivano Tec Pro negative pressure device

Vivano®Tec Pro Unit

Part of the all-round solution

Meet the Vivano®Tec Pro unit

The Vivano®Tec Pro (PLEASE LINK LOCAL PRODUCT URL) negative pressure wound therapy unit and its accessories (PLEASE LINK LOCAL PRODUCT URL) are designed to support you through the wound healing process.

Discover the Vivano®Tec Pro negative pressure wound therapy unit and what makes Vivano® safe and simple.

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One-handed canister change

Canister lock button allows simple canister change

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Intuitive Interface

Easy therapy setting and switch between continuous and intermitted (variable) mode. Even with gloves

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Comfortable Silence2

Patients can experience a non-disturbing low noise*

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Easy to disinfect1

Designed to simplify cleaning and disinfection

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The Vivano®Tec Pro negative pressure wound therapy unit combines convenient user interface, pressure measurement at the wound, and focuses on safe handling and simplicity. [1], [3]

Vivano Tec Pro device features

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[1] Usability Engineering File VivanoTec 2.0_V002. Data on file.

[2] Mam J, et al. (2014). Noise in hospital rooms and disturbance in hospitalized medical patients. Environmental Health and Technology: 2014; 29.

[3] Internal Laboratory Test (Claim 6). Data on file.