Soreze Pressure Ulcer Gel | Silicon Based Barrier Layer For Skin Soothing & Pain Relief  (30 g)

Bedsore Gel – 30G and 50G KEY FEATURES - Developed using patented Elastomer Potentiated Barrier Technology. Dermatologically Tested and Clinically proven. Soreze Bedsore prevention gel is an anti-friction gel that forms a uniform, friction lowering, flexible, water repellent barrier film when applied to unbroken skin. Non-greasy, long lasting, water repellent & anti-friction film to prevent friction & shear that cause bedsore. Works for long hours even in presence of moisture or sweat, urine, stool or other body fluids. Conforms to bio-compatibility testing requirement as per US FDA guidelines. Safe for all ages and all skin types. Can be used along with air mattresses. BENEFITS - Clinically proven and dermatologically tested Soreze Bedsores prevention gel helps your loved ones prevent bed sores. With just a few seconds of application, Soreze Bedsores prevention gel dries to form a long-lasting, flexible, water-repellent, and protective anti-friction film. This unique film effectively reduces friction between the skin and clothing/bedding, helping to prevent the formation of painful bedsores (also known as pressure ulcers, pressure sores, or decubitus ulcers). Soreze Bedsores prevention gel is specifically designed to protect the skin from irritation caused by moisture, such as sweat, urine, and fecal matter. Trust Soreze Bedsores prevention gel to provide superior protection for your skin and help prevent discomfort caused by bedsores. HOW TO USE - Identify pressure prone areas are on your elderly parents. Clean and dry the pressure prone areas. Take small amount of gel on your fingers. Gently rub evenly to form a uniform thin protective layer. Leave to dry for 30 seconds. Apply 2 - 3 times daily depending on skin condition. WHERE TO USE – Back of head, Shoulder, Elbow, Lower Back and buttocks, Hip, Inner Knees, Heels. WHEN TO USE -Bedsore gel is typically used to help manage and prevent bed sores such as from lying in bed, sitting in a wheelchair, or wearing a cast or brace for extended periods. These sores are more likely to develop on bony prominences like the tailbone, heels, elbows, and shoulders, where the skin is in constant contact with hard surfaces. It is especially beneficial in areas that are frequently wet or prone to pressure.