This study investigates the effect of different dressings on skin pH when applied to a simulated skin fold environment.
This study evaluates the impact of various dressings on skin pH when applied to a simulated skin fold environment. To replicate the occlusive conditions commonly found in skin folds, a non-breathable film will be placed over the dressings, maintaining occlusion for approximately 24 hours. Skin pH measurements will be taken during two separate visits: once before dressing application and again after approximately 24 hours of wear time. Both measurements will be conducted on the same location on the forearms of healthy participants. The goal is to investigate how different dressings influence skin pH under occlusive conditions.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
NA
Purpose
BASIC_SCIENCE
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
40
Sorbact® Ribbon, Sorbact® Compress and InterDry®
Essity Study site
Mölndal, Sweden
RECRUITINGDifference in skin pH
Difference in skin pH between the simulated skin fold and the area under Sorbact® Compress, measured after approximately 24 hours of wear time
Time frame: 24 hours of wear time
Difference in skin pH
Difference in skin pH between the simulated skin fold and the area under Sorbact® Compress,
Time frame: 24 hour of wear time
Difference in skin pH
Difference in skin pH between the simulated skin fold and the area under InterDry®,
Time frame: 24 hours of wear time
Change in skin hydration under occlusion from baseline
Change in skin hydration from baseline to after wear time, measured in the simulated skinfold under occlusion using a moisture meter
Time frame: 24 hours of wear time
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