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ALLEVYN non bordered Global

ALLEVYN◊ Non-Bordered Dressings

For use under compression therapy or other secondary retention to help manage high levels of exudate and minimise the risk of leakage.1-14 Options with low-tack silicone facilitate application of secondary retention and help minimise trauma to the wound on dressing removal*15-18

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*Low-tack silicone available on ALLEVYN GENTLE Dressings. Features and outcomes depend on dressing choice, dressing shape and wound characteristics. Please see individual products for details.

**Cutting the dressing will compromise its bacterial barrier properties. Always use an aseptic technique and ensure any exposed foam areas are covered with an appropriate film dressing; taking care not to cover the entire dressing.

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