Dermarite DermaCol/Ag Collagen Matrix Wound Dressing, with Silver

An advanced collagen matrix dressing with antimicrobial silver — built to help restart stalled, chronic wounds while keeping the dressing protected from colonization.

Dermarite DermaCol/Ag combines collagen, sodium alginate, carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), EDTA, and silver chloride in one dressing. On contact with wound exudate it transforms into a soft gel sheet that maintains a moist wound environment. It is offered in 2" × 2" and 4" × 4" sizes, individually or by the box of 10, and is used under the direction of a wound-care clinician.

Key Benefits

• Helps jump-start stalled wounds: Dual MMP inhibition — the collagen matrix attracts MMPs while EDTA removes zinc to inhibit MMP activity — helps initiate healing in stalled or chronic wounds and encourage granulation.
• Balanced moisture: CMC and sodium alginate absorb excess exudate for optimal moisture balance.
• Protected dressing: Antimicrobial silver chloride prevents colonization of the dressing.
• Adapts to the wound: May be trimmed and layered for deep wounds.

Features & Design

• Collagen, sodium alginate, CMC, EDTA, and silver chloride
• Transforms into a soft gel sheet in contact with exudate
• Maintains a moist wound environment that aids granulation and epithelialization
• Can be trimmed and layered
• Sterile

Specifications

Available Options

Select your dressing size and quantity from the dropdown above.

Choosing the right size: Choose the size that best fits the wound as directed by your wound-care clinician. DermaCol/Ag may be trimmed to fit, so pick the size that covers the wound with the least waste.

Ideal For

• Full- and partial-thickness wounds, including pressure, diabetic, venous, and mixed vascular ulcers
• Donor and graft sites, abrasions, and traumatic wounds healing by secondary intention
• Dehisced surgical wounds and first- and second-degree burns
• Wound clinics, home health, and long-term care

Important Notes

For use under the direction of a healthcare provider. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and your clinician’s dressing-change plan.