SAVING LIVES & LIMBS

Instructions for Use
Acutarex PDR 60 Healing System

The Acutarex PDR 60 Healing System is designed to help heal chronic wounds efficiently and effectively. Follow these simple steps daily for optimal results and to ensure proper wound care.

Step 1: Inspect the Wound

Carefully inspect the wound.

Step 2: Cleanse the Wound

Cleanse the wound using standard wound care practices or as directed by your physician.

Step 3: (Optional) Wound Prep Spray

If directed by your physician, spray sterile saline Wound Prep directly on the wound. (Recommended 1-2 sprays)

Step 4: Remove Dressing From Package

  • Remove the PDR 60 dressing from its plastic packaging.
  • If the plastic package has been opened or damaged, discard the PDR 60 dressing as it is no longer sterile.

Step 5: Remove Protective Paper from Dressing

Remove the front and back papers from the PDR 60 dressing.

Step 6: Apply the Impregnated Gauze Pad

Apply the PDR 60 dressing as instructed by your physician. Ensure maximum contact with the sound’s surface.

Step 7: Secure Dressing

  • Secure the PDR 60 dressing in place with doctor recommended adhesive tape or as instructed by your provider.
    Note: If the wound is particularly moist, a secondary dressing may be applied on top of the PDR 60 dressing in order to provide additional absorption.
Additional Tips for Success
  • Maintain a clean, sterile environment for all wound care activities.
  • Adhere to any specific instructions provided by your healthcare provider.
  • Use the Wound Care Connection App™ consistently to stay on track. (Optional)
  • Avoid tobacco and steroid use, as these can hinder the healing process.
Questions or Concerns?
Contact your healthcare provider directly for any medical concerns or if you have questions about the product, call 1 (555) 555-5555.
With daily care and proper use of the Acutarex+ PDR 60 Healing System, you’ll be on your way to better wound health in no time!
Warnings and Precautions
  • For external use only.
  • Do not use on infected wounds without consulting a physician.
  • Discontinue use if signs of allergic reaction (e.g., rash, itching) occur.
  • Do not reuse gauze pads or tape.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
Contraindications:
  • Avoid use if allergic to any package contents.
Contents of the Package
  • Wound Prep Spray: [Volume or quantity, e.g., 10 mL bottle]
  • Impregnated Gauze Pads: [Number of pads, e.g., 60 sterile pads]
  • Instructions for Use.
Product Identification
Product Name: Acutarex™ PDR 60 Healing System
Product Code: [Insert Code or SKU Here]
Manufacturer: Alliance Healing Technologies, LLC
Address: [Insert Manufacturer’s Address]
Contact: 1.713.535.9406 | info@alliancehealingtech.com | 400 Austin Ave. Waco, Tx 76701 Suite 102
Purpose/Indication for Use:
The Acutarex™ PDR 60 Healing System is designed to promote healing in chronic wounds such as diabetic ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, and pressure ulcers.

Glossary

Exudate
Exudate is fluid that leaks out of blood vessels into nearby tissues as a result of inflammation or injury. It typically contains water, proteins, and cells, including white blood cells, and plays a role in the body’s healing process.
There are different types of exudate, each indicating the stage or severity of the healing or infection process:
  1. Serous Exudate: Thin, clear, and watery, often seen in mild inflammation or during the early stages of healing.
  2. Purulent Exudate (Pus): Thick, yellow, green, or brown, containing dead white blood cells and bacteria, often associated with infections.
  3. Sanguineous Exudate: Red and bloody, indicating damage to blood vessels.
  4. Serosanguineous Exudate: A mixture of serous fluid and blood, light pink in color.
  5. Fibrinous Exudate: Thick and sticky, with high amounts of fibrin protein, often seen in more severe inflammation.
  6. Hemorrhagic Exudate: Contains large amounts of red blood cells, typically seen with significant tissue injury.
Monitoring the type and amount of exudate is essential in wound care to assess healing and detect potential complications.
Impregnated Gauze Pad
A gauze pad pre-treated with active wound-healing compounds.
Medical Tape
A specialized adhesive tape used in healthcare settings to secure bandages, gauze, or other dressings to the skin. Medical tape is designed to be gentle, minimizing irritation while maintaining a strong hold, and is often hypoallergenic and breathable.
PDR (Proteinase Down Regulator )
An advanced wound care technology designed to promote faster healing and reduce complications in chronic and acute wounds. PDR utilizes proprietary formulations and techniques to enhance tissue regeneration, minimize scarring, and improve overall wound outcomes.
Sterile Gauze
A medical-grade fabric made of cotton or synthetic materials, sterilized to eliminate bacteria and other microorganisms. Sterile gauze is used to cover wounds, absorb fluids, and protect the area from infection while promoting a clean healing environment.
Sterile Gloves
Gloves that are free of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. Sterile gloves are used in medical procedures to maintain a clean environment, reduce the risk of infection, and protect both the patient and the wearer from contamination.
Sterile Saline Solution
A medical-grade solution of salt (sodium chloride) dissolved in water, sterilized to remove any bacteria or impurities. Sterile saline is used to clean wounds, flush out debris, and maintain a moist environment to promote healing.
Wound Prep Spray
A solution designed to prepare the wound bed for healing.