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Exsudate management for malodourous wounds P1 DUO active P2 active Curea P1 DUO active Exudate management, soft debridement and odour reduction with a single wound dressing curea active wound dressings quickly relieve nagging wound odour and thus improve the quality of life for patients and their relatives. In addition, they bind bacteria in a purely physical way and are therefore also excellent for fighting infections. curea P1 duo active fights and neutralises wound odours quickly with its integrated activated charcoal layer. In infected wounds, it also reduces germs through purely physical means, without the risk of developing antimicrobial resistance. Integrated activated charcoal layer for very good odour absorption even in the case of extremely strong wound odours Reduction of the bacterial microbial load in the wound without the risk of microbial resistance and cytotoxicity Cleansing effect with regard to exo- and endotoxins High absorption even under compression and pressure SuperCore® ensures secure binding of excessive exudate Binding and reduction of germs and MMPs Blood binding Soft debridement during dressing changes Reduced risk of wound maceration Core remains stable during application Maintains a balanced, moist wound environment Wear time up to 7 days Indication for use: Slightly to heavily exuding wounds malodorous chronic and acute wounds Infected wounds and wounds at risk of infection IFU P1 Curea P1 DUO active IFU Curea P2 active SuperCore®, activated charcoal and wound spacer grid in one powerful product. Exudate, wound odour, wound infections, and pain during dressing changes are no challenge with curea P2 active and can be treated simultaneously with the wound dressing - without the need for costly sandwich dressings. Document Curea P2 active IFU Back to Curea Back to products

COFLEX TLC ZINC & CALAMINE Soothes and cares Milliken's CoFlex TLC zinc and calamine sets are designed to simplify and streamline the therapist's work while providing comfort to patients. Nourishes and soothes the skin for a variety of skin conditions 50% more active ingredients than conventional Unna boots (zinc glue dressing) Visual indicators to guide restorative compression Comfortable and breathable Non-slip Easy to put on Nylon stocking included in each set Video Video application TLC Zinc Video Video application TLC Calamine Application and removal tips Apply wound dressing and select compression set based on patient's ABI. Layer 1 – Foam layer 1 4 2 3 Layer 2 – Comression layer 5 8 6 9 7 10 Product overview Video Video application TLC Zinc Video Video application TLC Calamine Back to compression therapy Back to prodcuts

Wound dressings Products Exudate management and Soft Debridement Exudate management for sensitive skin Exudate management for malodorous wounds Video Curea Video die Kraft der Curea Wundauflage Curea Video EN the power of Curea dressings Video Curea Active DE Video Curea Active EN Back to prodcuts

Wound dressings Products Sterile absorption mat for the operating table Tear-resistant operating table cover and reburial assistance Non-slip step mat/ highly absorbent floor mat Back to prodcuts

PPE-Products Our articles are high-quality, certified products that guarantee protection and safety. Together for safety, because your health is important to us. Masks FFP3 without filter particle filtering half mask Certified according to 149:2001 + A1 2009 Category III according to RL EU 2016/425 Non-woven fabric with metal nose clip To the shop Back to PPE Products Back to products

COFLEX TLC LS (Longstretch) Limited mobility Milliken's CoFlex TLC LS offers patients with limited mobility a double measure of comfort Odour and itch minimisation features Visual indicators to guide therapeutic compression Easy to apply Comfortable and breathable, lightweight and thin Non-slip Nylon stocking included in each set Video Video application TLC LS Application and removal tips Apply wound dressing and select compression set based on patient's ABI. Layer 1 – Foam layer 1 4 2 3 Layer 2 – Comression layer 5 8 6 9 7 10 Product information Video Video application TLC LS Back to compression therapy Back to prodcuts

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Curea P2 P2 Curea P2 Gentle on the wound surface for atraumatic dressing changes With an integrated wound spacer grid, curea P2 is the soft alternative for exuding wounds with fresh granulation tissue, sensitive wound surrounding skin and burns. curea P2 is particularly suitable for slightly to heavily exuding wounds where the sensitive wound surface should be protected. The integrated wound spacer grid prevents sticking to the wound and reduces pain during dressing changes. Integrated 3D wound spacer grid does not stick to the wound and allows for atraumatic dressing changes SuperCore® ensures secure binding of excessive exudate Proven binding and reduction of germs and MMPs Proven binding of whole blood Core remains stable during application High absorption even under compression and pressure Reduced risk of wound maceration Breathable back side creates a well-balanced, moist wound healing environment Protection against leakage Printed back side for reduced risk of false application Wear time up to 7 days Indicatino for use: Intended for light to heavy exuding wounds Granulating wounds Burns Postoperative wound care Mesh graft and skin removal sites Sensitive wound environment Epidermolysis Bullosa Frostbite Chemical burns IFU P1 Curea P2 Instruction for use Back to Curea Back to products

Chronic wounds Direct insight into how it works Here you will get an insight into the treatment methods for various wound healing supplies. Case report 1 - decubitus on the rump with wet necrosis Patient data and anamnesis: Pressure sores on the rump with wet necrosis on an 89-year-old, completely immobile patient. There is also diabetes mellitus with high blood sugar levels and MRSA infection. The patient is only partially oriented and capable of contact. For some weeks mobilization in the wheelchair is only occasionally possible. The care and nursing takes place via an outpatient nursing service 3 times a day and a home care service instead. The patient lies on a alternating pressure system and is stored. The urine excretion is passed through a urostoma. There is a fecal incontinence with frequent stool frequencies. So far, the decubitus was performed with a fine-pored foam dressing in three-day rhythm. This treatment resulted in no result. Exudate levels are moderate Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Fig. 1: 10.02.2016 Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Fig. 1: 19.02.2016 Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Fig. 1: 09.03.2016 Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Initially, a mechanical wound cleaning with polyhexanide solution and LIGASANO® intensive and soft was performed. Fig. 2: 02.02.2016 Tamponade of the small undermining at 3 o'clock and covering of the wound surface with LIGASANO® white wound strip mini. Fig. 3: 02.02.2016 Covering the wound area with LIGASANO® white sterile 15 x 10 x 1 cm and 24 x 16 x 1 cm. Fixation with adhesive fleece at the margin area. Dressing change every two days. In support of this, the patient was stored on LIGASANO® green 55 x 45 x 2 cm and LIGASANO® white 59 x 49 x 2 cm. Fig. 4: 10.02.2016 Further mechanical wound cleaning with polyhexanide solution and LIGASANO® intensive and soft. Complete replacement of necrosis by LIGASANO® alone. Fig. 5: 19.02.2016 The moist necroses and coatings were increasingly removed by the treatment with LIGASANO® white. This results in an increase in wound depth. The surrounding skin with the smaller decubitus ulcers has calmed significantly and the lesions have healed. The treatment is continued with the LIGASANO® white wound strip mini, the cover of the wound surface with LIGASANO® white sterile 15 x 10 x 1 cm and additionally with LIGASANO® white sterile 24 x 16 x 1 cm. Fixation with adhesive fleece at the margin area. Dressing change every two days. Fig. 6: 09.03.2016 The entire surrounding skin is intact and non-irritant. The wound bed has cleared and shows granulation islands. Significant decrease in wound depth through granulation. Author: Daniela Laskowski, nurse, wound expert from Fulda, correspondence through LIGAMED® medical Produkte Gmb (c) Ligamed Back to applications Back to the products

PPE-Products Our articles are high-quality, certified products that guarantee protection and safety. Together for safety, because your health is important to us. Antigentests - professional Flowflex SARS-Cov-2- rapid antigentest A rapid test for the qualitative detection of SARS-CoV2 nucleocapsid antigens in nasal and nasopharyngeal swab specimens. Materials provided: 25 test cassettes: each test cassette packed in foil pouches with desiccant. 25 Exraction Buffer Tubes 25 Sterilised swabs: Disposable swabs for specimen collection. Postitive/negative control - 1 stick each 1 workstation 1 package insert The test may only be performed by healthcare professionals or specially trained professionals Certification: DIN EN ISO 13485:2016 - In-vitro-Diagnostic RL 98/79/EG Annex 3 Flowflex SARS-Cov-2- rapid antigen test A rapid test for the qualitative detection of SARS-CoV2 nucleocapsid antigens in nasal and nasopharyngeal swab specimens. Materials provided: 20 test cassettes: each test cassette packed in foil pouches with desiccant. 20 Exraction Buffer Tubes 20 Sterilised swabs: Disposable swabs for nasal sampling 20 Sterilised swabs: disposable swabs for nasopharyngeal sampling 1 package insert The test may only be performed by healthcare professionals or specially trained professionals! Certification: DIN EN ISO 13485:2016 - In-vitro-Diagnostic RL 98/79/EG Annex 3 Antigentests - self testing Flowflex SARS-Cov-2 Rapid Antigen Test (Self-Test) A rapid test for the qualitative detection of SARS-CoV2 nucleocapsid antigens in anterior nasal swab specimens. Package sizes: Single test, 5 tests, 25 tests Materials provided: Test cassettes: each test cassette packed in foil pouch with desiccant. Extraction buffer tubes Sterilised swabs: Disposable swabs for nasal sampling Waste bags 1 package insert Certification DIN EN ISO 13485:2016 - In-vitro-Diagnostics RL 98/79/EG Annex 3 to the shop Back to PPE Products Back to Products

A-tam® A-Tam® anal tampons for faecal incontinence are manufactured in various shapes and sizes. They are made of polyvinyl alcohol (foam), which is toxicologically and dermatologically safe. Individual sizes are possible by arrangement. Cylindrical tampon Used when the sphincter still has a residual function, but the sealing and holding function is not guaranteed due to insufficient formation Concave tampon Used when the sphincter muscle is convex (normal anatomy). The waisted shape therefore allows good sealing and holding function Spherical tampon Used when there is no residual function of the muscle tissue. The spherical tip seals the area where stool collects (ampulla recti) similar to a ball valve Spiral tampon With its grooved surface structure, this tampon offers optimal support in cases of mild to moderate diarrhoea. Excessive gas pressure is dissipated by grooves on the surface Conical tampon Closes the rectum in a similar way to a ball valve, seals the anal canal due to its thickening in the middle part and adapts optimally to the anatomy due to its taper Convex tampon This shape prevents uncontrolled bowel movements and activates the sphincter muscle if residual function is present. The convex-shaped tampon is also used in cases of severely regressed muscle tissue. Proctology tampon Used in the post-operative phase (haemorrhoids, plastic reconstruction of the anal canal, etc.) Buy quickly and discreetly online Buy quickly and discreetly online Buy quickly and discreetly online Buy quickly and discreetly online Buy quickly and discreetly online Buy quickly and discreetly online Product features ● discreet ● odour-preventing ● invisible ● pressure free ● easy to use At the beginning of the therapy, we recommend the so-called starter assortment, which we have pre-sorted according to age based on experience for: ● Adults ● Adolescents ● Children ● Anal atresia (extra small sizes) Accessories for A-Tam® anal tampons Anal securing device Self-adhesive due to latex-free adhesive. Additional securing device to prevent the tampon from sliding out when the patient is active (e.g. wheelchair sports). Applicators For better insertion of the anal tampon, which is unstable when wet. Important notes Anal hygiene is an essential measure to maintain health. This includes changing the tampon 3 times a day when using round-the-clock care, careful cleaning of the anal area from the outside (lukewarm water with light soapy water, disposable gloves), drying well and applying cream if necessary. When cleaning, avoid injuries from fingernails or other hard objects. In case of problems, please consult the attending physician. Notes/recommendations • The procedure is similar to that for a suppository (suppositories) • The tampons are intended for single use. • The insertion aid (applicator) can be used several times. • Empty the bowel before insertion. • Use toilet training to get the bowel used to a constant emptying time. • Start with small sizes when using for the first time. • If necessary, coat the spike of the applicator with Vaseline - easy to loosen. • Wait for the pinch reflex (approx. 15 to 20 seconds).* • Remove the tampon after a maximum of 6 to 8 hours. • The tampon is removed from the anal canal by pulling the retraction thread. • If the retraction thread breaks despite continuous checks when removing the tampon and you are unable to pull the tampon out as a result, please consult the doctor. * This reflex no longer occurs after an acclimatisation period of about 5 to 6 weeks Anal incontinence The following causes can trigger faecal incontinence: - age-related incontinence - stroke - Alzheimer's disease - multiple sclerosis - Brain tumour - Paraplegia (tetraplegia) - Spina bifida aperta - Haemorrhoid surgery (because sensitive mucous membrane of the intestine is removed) - Diarrhoea - Rectal prolapse (protrusion of the sensitive intestinal mucosa to the outside) - Colitis (inflammation of the large intestine) - Benign and malignant tumours, tumour surgery - Fistula rupture - Perineal tear during birth (if the sphincter muscle is also injured) - Infiltrating abscesses - - Pelvic floor prolapse (frequent symptom of old age due to weakness of the connective tissue and degeneration of the pelvic muscles, operations on the uterus) - Overstretching due to constipation - Congenital malformation (anal atresia) - Crohn's disease Medication or psychological disorders can also be the cause of faecal incontinence Back to incontinence Back to products

Cook Biotech’s advanced tissue-repair products are derived from porcine small intestinal submucosa (SIS) and other ECM-based biomaterials. They are used to manage multiple types of wounds, including burns, diabetic ulcers, venous ulcers, and trauma wounds. Surgical applications include hernia repair, fistula repair, otologic repair, and soft-tissue reinforcement. Indications Head & neck Chest & Abdomen Pelvis Extremities Rectopexy Graft OASIS ECM Hiatal Graft Fistula Plug Back to products