Urgotul AG 1s

Urgotul AG 1s is a healthcare product with materials and components declared as its active content.

This is an over-the-counter (OTC) product and can be purchased without a prescription. Only product, safety and handling details are published on this page.

An online consultation with a DoctorOnCall doctor or pharmacist is available for this product, and a registered pharmacist reviews each order before dispatch to Malaysia or Singapore. Follow the directions on the label and on the leaflet inside the pack.

Wash and dry your hands before opening the pack. Clean the wound as directed by your healthcare provider. Remove Urgotul AG from its pouch, taking care not to touch the wound-contact side, and lay it directly over the wound bed so the mesh extends slightly beyond the wound margins. Apply a secondary absorbent dressing over the top to manage wound fluid and hold Urgotul AG in position; this is typically a foam pad, gauze pad, or another absorbent dressing recommended by your healthcare provider. Change the combination according to the interval advised for your wound, which will depend on how much fluid is present and how the wound is responding. When removing, lift the secondary dressing first, then gently lift Urgotul AG from one edge rather than pulling it off in one motion.

Not applicable — Urgotul AG is a medical device dressing, not a medicine, and does not have a dose.

Shelf life can vary by manufacturing batch. Always check the expiry date printed on the individual pouch and the outer carton before use.

Store at room temperature in the original sealed pouch, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat or moisture.

• Common: Mild, temporary discolouration (a grey or brownish tinge) of the wound bed or surrounding skin, which is a recognised, generally reversible effect of topical silver contact and not itself a sign of infection.
• Common: Local irritation, stinging, or itching at the dressing site.
• Serious: Signs of a silver or component allergy, such as spreading redness, swelling, or blistering beyond the dressing area, which should be assessed by a healthcare professional.

• Known hypersensitivity or allergy to silver or to any other component of the lipidocolloid matrix.
• Not for use on wounds where a healthcare professional has advised against a silver-containing dressing, or for routine long-term use once local infection risk has resolved.

• Not applicable — Urgotul AG is a topical wound dressing and is not known to interact with orally or systemically administered medicines or food.

• Check the expiry date on the pouch before opening it.
• Avoid touching the wound-contact surface of the dressing while applying it.
• Always use a secondary absorbent dressing over Urgotul AG as advised by your healthcare provider.
• Note that mild discolouration of the wound bed is common with silver-containing dressings and does not necessarily indicate a problem.
• Lift the secondary dressing first before removing Urgotul AG when changing the dressing.
• Discuss with your healthcare provider how long a silver-containing dressing should be used for your wound.

Precautions: Urgotul AG contains a silver component and is generally used for a defined period as part of professional wound-care management rather than as an indefinite, ongoing dressing; continued need for a silver dressing should be reviewed periodically by the healthcare provider managing the wound. It has not been established as suitable for infants or young children without professional guidance, and caution is advised in anyone with a known sensitivity to silver or metals. Some temporary discolouration of the wound bed can occur with silver-containing dressings and does not necessarily indicate a problem, but any new or worsening changes should still be reviewed.

When to See a Doctor or Pharmacist: Seek advice if the wound becomes increasingly red, swollen, warm, or painful, if discharge increases or develops an odour, if you develop a fever, or if the wound has not shown improvement after the period of silver dressing use recommended by your healthcare provider.