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Kaltostat Alginate Dressings

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Kaltostat calcium alginate dressings

Kaltostat by ConvaTec is a calcium sodium alginate dressing. It absorbs wound fluid and forms a soft gel, and its calcium content helps stop minor bleeding. Clinics, community nurses and aged care homes use it on moderately to heavily exuding wounds, cavity wounds and donor sites.

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Kaltostat sizes

ProductUse it for
Kaltostat 5 x 5cmSmall wounds, minor bleeding points, packing small cavities.
Kaltostat 7.5 x 12cmLarger wounds such as leg ulcers, pressure injuries and donor sites.
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How to use Kaltostat

  • Cut to the size of the wound so it does not overlap healthy skin.
  • Cover with a secondary dressing such as a foam or absorbent pad.
  • Remove with saline if it has dried out; it should come away as a gel.

FAQs

What is Kaltostat used for?

Moderate to heavily exuding wounds and wounds with minor bleeding, such as leg ulcers, pressure injuries, donor sites and post-procedure wounds.

Does Kaltostat need a secondary dressing?

Yes. Cover it with a foam, film or absorbent dressing to hold it in place and manage fluid.

Can Kaltostat be used on a dry wound?

No. Alginates need wound fluid to gel and can stick to dry wounds. Use a hydrogel or hydrocolloid instead.

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