- Keep out of the reach of children.
- Before use, check the integrity of the sealing of the pack.
FAQs
Q1. How often do I need to change the Allevyn sacrum patch?
Ans: The Allevyn sacrum patch can stay in place for up to 5 days. However, you may need to change it earlier if it becomes saturated with wound exudate.
Q2. Can I use the Allevyn patch on other parts of the body apart from the sacral area?
Ans: While the Allevyn sacrum patch is tailored for the sacral area, there are other versions of Allevyn dressings designed for different parts of the body. These variations offer specialised shapes and sizes to accommodate various wound locations, providing effective coverage and management.
Q3. Can I use Allevyn bed sore patch on open wounds?
Ans: No, the Allevyn bed sore patch is not suitable for use on open wounds as it is designed specifically for the sacral area. For open wounds, consult a doctor for appropriate wound care products and treatment options.
Q4. Can I cut the Allevyn patch for bed sores to fit a smaller wound?
Ans: Cutting the Allevyn patch for bed sores to fit a smaller wound is not recommended, as altering the patch may compromise its effectiveness and ability to provide optimal wound care.
Q5. Could Allevyn Sacrum patch stick to my bed sores or wounds?
Ans: The Allevyn Sacrum patch is designed with a non-adherent wound contact layer to minimise the risk of sticking to bed sores or wounds. It's essential to follow proper wound care protocols and consult with a doctor if you encounter any issues with dressing adherence.
Testimonials
'Since I started using Allevyn Sacrum patches for my father's bed sores, we have seen a significant improvement in healing speed and patient comfort. Great product.' - Priya Verma, Caregiver, 42
'The Allevyn patch is reliable and easy to use. It stayed in place even with movement and didn't cause any irritation or discomfort.' - Suresh Nair, IT Professional, 36
'Found Allevyn sacrum patch to be very effective for bed sore management in my clinic. The patients reported less pain and quicker healing.' - Dr Vidya Raman, General Practitioner, 46