Quick Guide: Flaminal® (Enzyme Alginogel®) in practice

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Acute wounds, Hard-to-heal wounds, Infection and biofilm

Quick Guide: Flaminal® (Enzyme Alginogel®) in practice

Supported by Flen Health

21 October 2018

This Quick Guide explains how Flaminal defends against infection and contamination protects granulation tissue and wound edges, and improves the wound by reducing exudate, bacterial bioburden and biofilm, cleaning the wound bed and reducing the size of the wound

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