Membrane Wraps/ Barrier Devices

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Membrane wraps and barrier devices are commonly used for chronic wounds, burns, surgical sites, and other hard-to-heal injuries, helping patients achieve faster recovery and improved outcomes.

• Thin, flexible membrane designed to wrap around tissues or act as a barrier layer.
• Supports guided tissue regeneration by preventing unwanted cellular ingrowth.
• Provides a moist, protected interface, while allowing diffusion of nutrients and growth factors.
• May be stored dry or dehydrated for convenience, with rapid rehydration.

• Membrane designed to be hydrated before use.
• Flexible wrap format for wrapping tissue or grafts.

• Triple-layer configuration combining strength, flexibility, and biologic activity.
• Designed to wrap around grafts or tissues in 360° fashion.

• May provide dual-layer or dermal-laminar architecture.
• Structural support for tissue repair.

• A dual-layer or “TL” (tissue laminate) membrane with enhanced mechanical and biologic performance.
• Designed for easier handling, conformability, and structural support.
• May provide extended barrier duration.

• Membrane designed to bind dermal edges or act as fixation scaffold.
• May support dermal regeneration and wound edge integration.