Molnlycke Exufiber Gelling Fiber Dressing, 4 x 4-4/5 Inch

Molnlycke Exufiber Gelling Fiber Dressing, 4 x 4-4/5 Inch

The Molnlycke Exufiber Gelling Fiber Dressing is a highly absorbent, non-woven gelling fiber dressing designed for moderately to heavily exuding wounds. It's an ideal choice for patients and caregivers managing chronic and acute wounds such as pressure injuries, leg and foot ulcers, surgical wounds, and partial-thickness burns. At the heart of this dressing is Hydrolock technology, which locks in exudate, blood, and bacteria to support a clean, healing wound environment.

When Exufiber contacts wound fluid, its tightly entangled fibers transform into a cohesive gel that holds fluid securely in place. Viewed under a microscope, those densely packed fibers minimize the free space for exudate to flow, which boosts the dressing's overall integrity and helps it stay intact during wear and removal. This means fewer fiber residues left behind, reduced risk of maceration to surrounding skin, and confident, one-piece removal that supports comfortable dressing changes.

This dressing measures 4 x 4-4/5 inches and is available in multiple purchase options, including a single unit, a box of 10, and a case of 60, so you can stock the right quantity for your care routine. It works well under a secondary dressing or compression system and can be used alongside other wound-care products as directed by your clinician. Please select your preferred option below to add it to your cart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Exufiber dressing used for?
A: It's designed for moderately to heavily exuding wounds such as pressure injuries, leg and foot ulcers, surgical wounds, cavity wounds, and partial-thickness burns.

Q: How does Hydrolock technology work?
A: The dressing's tightly entangled fibers absorb and lock in exudate, blood, and bacteria, turning into a cohesive gel that keeps fluid away from the wound bed and surrounding skin.

Q: Will the dressing leave fibers in the wound?
A: Exufiber's high fiber integrity supports one-piece, intact removal, helping minimize fiber residue and making dressing changes cleaner and more comfortable.

Q: Do I need a secondary dressing?
A: Yes. Exufiber is a primary wound contact dressing, so it should be covered with an appropriate secondary dressing or fixation to hold it in place and manage moisture.

Q: How often should the dressing be changed?
A: Change frequency depends on the wound and exudate levels. Follow your healthcare provider's guidance, and change the dressing when it becomes saturated or as clinically indicated.