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Advanced Woundcare

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Advanced Woundcare with Opti-heal - Available at Walmart

Opti-Heal Clinical Series Advanced Woundcare has been developed in partnership with leading wound care experts to provide hospital grade dressings for use at home.  Opti-Heal dressings create a moist environment, which can help accelerate healing and reduce pain and scarring. 

 

 

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Faster Healing Technology

Facilitate faster wound healing from the hemostasis phase to the maturation phase with Opti-Heal Advanced Woundcare.

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