A FDA-cleared, wound solution that uses a patient’s own blood to support the healing of chronic wounds.
ActiGraft transforms your patient’s blood into an autologous clot that allows
the body's natural wound healing processes to operate.
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“I recommend this to anybody that had a sore like I had for so long.”
“I was impressed with the consistent improvement in wound healing week to week with ActiGraft. I will be looking for more patients to switch to ActiGraft in my practice because beyond the results, the support I got from the company went above and beyond.”
“I endorse Actigraft as it uses the body’s own healing cascade to help initiate the wound healing process, and has a unique role as a topical dressing in the wound care space.”
“We conducted a clinical evaluation on two different male patients with diabetic foot ulcers that have been recurrent for 2 or more years. After 4 weekly treatments, ActiGraft had facilitated the resolution of both wounds. ActiGraft has proven to be efficient in time and a cost-effective solution to chronic, stalled and vascularly compromised wounds."
“It is very easy, its only once a week, it shows great results. The wound bed stays healthy, looking moist.”
"ActiGraft proved to be a very cost-effective solution; it has a relatively low-cost profile and initiates fast and efficient healing – factors that are incredibly important in wound healing. It is very easy to use. It can be created in 12 minutes and is applied to the wound bed on a weekly basis. This not only reduces interaction with the wound site but reduces the amount of time the facility staff spends on wound management. I was very satisfied with the results. ActiGraft worked very well to support the healing of my patients’ wounds."
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