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01 — Product Portfolio

Wound Care Solutions

The 3-in-1 solution for Hard to Heal Wounds

VACUTEX™

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy without a Pump

Facilitating the healing in and around hard to heal wounds by improving oxygen levels and reducing exudate and edema levels.

68

mmHg NEGATIVE PRESSURE

02 — VACUTEX™
White VACUTEX™ wound dressing photographed over the brand's diagonal red and gray field
VACUTEX™ RAPID CAPILLARY ACTION WOUND DRESSING

A negative pressure dressing that functions like a pump.

VACUTEX™ is a special type of wound dressing that consists of a patented 3-layer structure of Polyester and Polyester-Cotton filaments, that mechanically works as a low level “pump” through capillary action.

It is not identical to Negative Pressure Wound Therapy but has an autologous mechanism like NPWT. VACUTEX™ creates a negative pressure of 68mmHG and can be used to treat hard to heal wounds with moderate to heavy amounts of exudate and slough.

LAYER PATENTED STRUCTURE
3
mmHg NEGATIVE PRESSURE
68
EXUDATE & SLOUGH
MOD–HEAVY
03 — Indications

Effective for These Wounds

  • Sloughy Wounds
  • Pressure Sores
  • CVL Ulcers
  • Diabetic Foot Ulcers
  • Infected exuding wounds
  • Granulating Wounds
  • Medium- to High Exuding Wounds
  • Cavity/Sinus Wounds
  • Oncology wounds, but only when it is palliative
  • Arterial Dysfunction Wounds
  • Post Surgical Incisions (Dehisced Wounds) with Edema problems
  • Wounds with lack of Perfusion

CONTRAINDICATIONS

VACUTEX™ must not be used on arterial bleeds or with thick, creamy substances such as Vaseline (e.g., Jelonet), since these block the micro-capillary channels. Don't use Vacutex when there are cancer cells in the wound

PER PROTEX HEALTHCARE: Arterial bleedings · Combinations with paraffin-based dressings

04 — Mechanism of Action

The Mechanism Of Action of a Wound Dressing with Strong Capillary Pull:

  1. 1

    Continuous drawing

    Wound fluid and oedema are continuously and 100% drawn out of the wound bed by the 1st layer of the VACUTEX™ wound dressing. The drawing power of VACUTEX™ only works if the capillary channels are in direct contact with the wound fluid.

  2. 2

    Drainage

    The wound fluid and oedema that is drawn out of the wound will be locked and spread in the central (middle) layer of the VACUTEX™ wound dressing through horizontal drainage. VACUTEX™ remains dry on the skin contact side, but in the wound bed the dressing remains moist. Because of this the wound fluid will not macerate the wound edges.

  3. 3

    Drainage and removal

    When the central (middle) layer of the VACUTEX™ wound dressing is saturated, the excess of wound fluid is transported to the third (outer) layer of the VACUTEX™ wound dressing. From this layer, the wound fluid will evaporate or (in case of high amounts of exudate) can be absorbed by a secondary (super absorbent) wound dressing on top of VACUTEX™.

05 — Clinical Benefits

What are the benefits?

VACUTEX™ facilitates the healing of hard to heal wounds, by improving oxygen levels and reducing exudate and oedema levels in and around hard to heal wounds.

OEDEMA REDUCTION

Significant reduction of superficial and deeper oedema in and around the wound.

Reducing oedema will improve the microcirculation and the blood supply in and around the wound, creating a significant faster wound healing process. As long as there is oedema in and around the wound, the wound will never heal completely.

OXYGEN ELEVATION

Elevation of the local (1mm) and deeper (3-6mm) oxygen levels in and around the wound.

This will improve the oxygenation of the wound tissue and granulation tissue will be created faster.

MECHANICAL DEBRIDEMENT

VACUTEX™ contributes to the mechanical debridement of the wound by removing debris out of the wound.

VACUTEX™ will help to create the necessary wound bed preparation to achieve an optimal wound healing process.

As long as there is oedema in and around the wound, the wound will never heal completely.

Protex Healthcare — Manufacturer of VACUTEX™
06 — Tutorials

VACUTEX™ Application Tutorials

Application tutorials from Protex Healthcare's clinical film series — real dressings, real treatment rooms, step by step.

The following films contain real clinical wound care footage.

01Treating a venous leg ulcer — case 1

© Protex Healthcare — Vacutex clinical film series

07 — Comparison

Why VACUTEX™ Over Traditional Vac Pumps?

Capillary action does the work — no external device required.

Increased Compliance

More consistent therapy delivery and better overall woundcare outcomes.

User Friendly

Simplified application for Staff and Patients/Families making advanced wound therapy accessible to more users.

Affordable

Delivers effective therapy while minimizing overall treatment costs. No DME.

Efficient

Enhances productivity and supports better time management in care settings.

Flexible

Offers versatile wound therapy options across multiple care environments.

Improves Quality of Life

Staff, Patients and Families woundcare management lives are enhanced with Vacutex use.

VACUTEX™ is distinct from traditional pump systems and may be preferred in certain care settings.

08 — Sizes

VACUTEX™ is available in different sizes

DESCRIPTIONSALES UNIT
VACUTEX™ wound dressing 5 x 5 cm (2 x 2 inch)1 BOX · 10 DRESSINGS
VACUTEX™ wound dressing 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inch)1 BOX · 10 DRESSINGS
VACUTEX™ wound dressing 10 x 15 cm (4 x 6 inch)1 BOX · 10 DRESSINGS
VACUTEX™ wound dressing 10 x 20 cm (4 x 8 inch)1 BOX · 10 DRESSINGS

The full SKU list is available on the order form.

09 — Coding & Reimbursement

Coding and Reimbursement General Guidance

Non-Government

Rates vary by site/setting/state — refer to internal billing.

  • HCPCS A6196 · A6197 · A6198

    Alginate or Other Fiber Gelling Dressings

  • CPT 97597 · 97598 · 97602 · 97605 · 97606 · 97607 · 97608

    Active Wound Care Management

Government Agencies

Government Procurement Partner

Lovell Government Services

Contact for pricing info: contact@lerougemedical.com | 317-850-0843

10 — In Practice

VACUTEX™ in Practice

Stills from Protex Healthcare's clinical films, documenting Vacutex in real treatment settings.

Treatment room prepared for diabetic foot ulcer care, with Vacutex dressing boxes on the table
FIG. 01Diabetic foot ulcer treatment setting. Protex Healthcare clinical film.
Nurse changing the dressing on a patient's abdominal wound
FIG. 02Abdominal wound dressing change. Protex Healthcare clinical film.
CleanWND® debridement cloth box with a stack of sachets in Protex Healthcare packaging
11 — CleanWND®

CleanWND®

Projected U.S. Launch 2026

Ready to use cloths for debridement and easy cleaning of the wound and the wound environment.

CleanWND® is a non-woven, impregnated cloth that acts as an innovative debridement and therapy system for complex wounds. It removes debris and exudate thoroughly and practically painlessly from the wound and eliminates flakes and keratosis from the surrounding skin.

CleanWND® is manufactured using the “needle punch method” and contains short fibers, enabling it to collect wound debris easily during mechanical debridement without leaving any residual lint or fibers in the wound bed or on the surrounding skin.

IMPREGNATED WITH: SODIUM HYALURONATE · PHOSPHOLIPID · ALOE VERA GEL

What are the benefits?

  • The CleanWND® cloths are already impregnated, so no extra liquids are needed to clean the wound.
  • Easy to use.
  • Removes debris from the wound, flakes, and keratosis from the surrounding skin.
  • Effective, fast, and simple.
  • Reduces costs and time.
  • High acceptance rate by patients, almost painless in use.
  • Suitable for use on complex wounds.

Indications

For debridement/cleansing of complex wounds such as:

  • Diabetic foot ulcers
  • Venous leg ulcers
  • Pressure sores
  • Complex wounds / Trauma wounds

The product is not intended for use on large wounds.

Instructions for use

Open the packaging where indicated and extract the cloth. Use the cloth to debride and cleanse the wound. The CleanWND® cloth doesn’t have a top or bottom side. Use one CleanWND® cloth per wound to perform debridement. The CleanWND® cloth is already impregnated, so no other cleaning fluids are needed to debride and clean the wound. After use, please dispose the cloth as clinical waste.

Talk to Our Experts

Our wound care clinical nurse specialist can walk your team through CleanWND® ahead of the 2026 U.S. launch.

Interested in becoming a distributor?

We are open to additional distribution partners in the U.S. and Caribbean — and to adding products direct from manufacturers.

Our team responds within one business day — typically sooner.