The components of MPPT are approved food supplements without any known cytotoxicity. MPPT has been shown to cause no wound irritation, sensitisation or bleeding. MPPT
MPPT powder consists of tiny micropore particles that can access all the crevices and areas that would not be touched by a traditional bandage type
MPPT sucks the exudate fluid away from the wound surface by means of capillary forces. Capillary forces automatically stop the sucking action as soon as
MPPT should be stored refrigerated between 2 and 10 degrees C. MPPt can comfortably be handled at room temperature. However, it is important to shield
Yes. just make sure the entire wound area and the edges are well covered with MPPT. There is no need to apply excess product as
The secondary dressing to cover and hold the MPPT layer in place should be light, dry and highly permeable. This allows the wound exudate to
The use of antiseptics is discouraged when preparing the wound for MPPT application. We strongly advise against the use of antiseptics that are cytotoxic to
Remove the old MPPt layer, irrigate with water, dry gently, apply a fresh layer of MPPT and apply a fresh permeable bandage.
Manage the wound by reinstating the use of MPPT as it is normally used – see Instructions for Use. If the wound has previously benefitted
A clean wound has no cloudy exudate, pus, slough, maceration or biofilm.Simultaneously, in MPPT wounds, granulation tissue will often be noticeable in the wound bed
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