Actico 2C® is a two component latex-free leg ulcer kit cosisting of two types of bandages. The First Layer is a Foam Comfort Layer. The second bandage is a Compression Bandage.It is available in two sizes and the component bandages are also available individually.

Product Description: The Actico 2C® Leg Ulcer Kit is a comprehensive two-component system designed to provide effective and latex-free care for leg ulcers. This kit includes two types of bandages, each serving a specific function in the wound healing process.
Brand: Actico 2C®
Type: Leg Ulcer Kit
Usage: Specifically formulated for the management of leg ulcers, the Actico 2C® Leg Ulcer Kit offers a two-step approach to enhance the healing process.
Ingredients: This leg ulcer kit comprises two key components:
• Foam Comfort Layer: The first bandage serves as a soft and supportive foam comfort layer.
• Compression Bandage: The second bandage is a compression bandage designed to provide optimal pressure for effective wound care.
Features:
• Two-Component System: Actico 2C® offers a dual-bandage system to address different aspects of leg ulcer care.
• Latex-Free: Ensures compatibility with individuals who may have latex sensitivities or allergies.
• Available in Two Sizes: The kit comes in two sizes to accommodate different ankle circumferences, providing a tailored solution for patients.
• Individual Component Availability: Both the foam comfort layer and compression bandage can be purchased separately.
Directions for Use:
• Begin with the application of the foam comfort layer to the affected leg.
• Follow by applying the compression bandage over the foam layer, ensuring appropriate pressure for effective compression therapy.
• Use the kit as directed by healthcare professionals or per individual wound care needs.
Storage:
Store the Actico 2C® Leg Ulcer Kit in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve the integrity of the bandages.
| Brand | Actico 2C |
|---|---|
| Bandages | Compression Bandages |
| Additional Information | Indications: Management of venous leg ulcers |