Stratamed^® may be applied to open wounds, burns and areas where skin integrity has been compromised.

Stratamed^® is used for:

• The protection and hydration of wounds, burns and compromised skin
• The prevention and treatment of keloids and hypertrophic scars

Stratamed is recommended and well tolerated by children, or people with sensitive skin.

Cutaneous administration of the product is allowed during pregnancy and lactation, or in newborns.

Stratamed^® dries to form a thin, flexible, protective layer that is gas permeable and waterproof.

• It hydrates and protects compromised skin areas and open wounds from chemical and microbial invasion.
• Reduces the inflammation phase and its syptoms.
• Provides an effective healing boost¹.
• Emulates the epidermal barrier and helps enhance the healing of wounds. The wound exudate, which carries a number of growth factors essential to the healing of wounds, is kept protected in the wound-dressing interface.
• Prevents abnormal scar formation.

Stratamed^® is recommended for a minimum treatment of 60–90 days, depending on the size and surface of your wound (24/7).

Tubes of 5, 10 & 20gr | Gel

Stratpharma AG Centralbahnplatz 8, CH-4051 Basel, Switzerland

Yes, Stratamed^® is completely biocompatible, inert and is intended for the use for both, children and people with sensitive skin.

No, Stratamed^® is odorless.

Stratamed^® is suitable to use during pregnancy for both, mother and unborn child

Stratamed^® has an expiry date of five years after manufacturing. This date is imprinted on every box (side flap) and tube (end seal) in the format year-month (e.g. EXP 2018-09 or 13-09).

When applied correctly, Stratamed^® should be dry in 5-6 minutes. If it takes longer to dry,you have probably applied too much. Gently remove the excess with a tissue and allow the drying process to continue.

Do not apply any other product underneath Stratamed^®. Applying medications on top of Stratamed^® will have no effect because, by design, it will not be able to pass through the Stratamed^® film. If an infection is present, have it treated prior to beginning your Stratamed^® treatment.

You can start to apply Stratamed^® immediately after suturing.

Yes, Stratamed^® is sterile until opened. Additionally, Stratamed^® is bacteriostatic (it hinders bacteria from reproducing, while not necessarily harming them otherwise), which makes it suitable to use on open wounds or compromised skin.

Yes, Stratamed® can be covered with a secondary dressing. The gel does not need to dry before applying a secondary dressing and can be covered immediately.

Yes, Stratamed^® goes through an evaporation process during the drying phase which may cause the eyes to sting temporarily. This stinging will cause no harm.

There are delicate areas where it is very difficult or impossible to use physical dressings:

• Areas with high mobility
• Areas with high friction
• Wet skin (mucosa), hindering adherence
• Areas with higher hygienic requirements (e.g. perineum)

Physical dressings, including silicone dressings, do not create a full contact surface because air bubbles form underneath. Delicate areas like the eyes, nostrils and lip contours remain exposed and subjected to irritation due to the adhesive tape. Stratamed^® is an advanced film-forming wound dressing in the form of a self-drying silicone gel. Stratamed^® is flexible, adaptable, and creates a full-contact surface.

No. Stratamed^® is a transparent wound dressing.

There are no known allergies to Stratamed^®. Stratamed^® is an inert, biocompatible and non-transdermal polymer. Irritation, sensitivity and acute toxicity testing was conducted and no adverse reactions have been noted