Developed and Marketed Silicone Gel Dressings

Longterm Medical Independent Research and Development

In 2012, Longterm Medical successfully developed and marketed silicone gel dressings, which brought a powerful boost to the clinical application of functional dressings, helped patients speed up wound healing and relieved their pain.

Features Gentle pasting, non-sticky hair, no residue; can be pasted repeatedly, does not damage the wound and skin when tearing off, no pain.

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Huzhou, Zhejiang, China

Zhejiang Longterm Medical Technology

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