How To Apply

Video Series*

Applying the ODS of the NATROX® O₂ system for wound care
The NATROX® O₂ device can be easily slipped into a patient's sock for convenient portability
Application of the ODS requires a few steps to ensure proper wound healing is achieved
It's important to cover the ODS with an absorbent dressing and ensure it is sealed around the edges
Using the supplied holster, the NATROX® O₂ device easily attaches to the waistband of a patient's pants for convenient portability
The NATROX® O₂ device is a compact unit that works to quickly and effectively heal challenging wounds

Video series

1

NATROX® O₂ WOUND THERAPY

Video 1.1

Unveiling the Therapeutic Benefits

Video 1.2

What to Expect During NATROX® O₂ Therapy

Video 1.3

Tips & Tricks for Clinicians

Video 1.4

Tips & Tricks for Patients

Video Series

2

NATROX® O₂ DEVICE MANAGEMENT

Video 2.1

Intro to the NATROX® O₂ System

Video 2.2

NATROX® O₂ Batteries: Charging, Changing, and Storage

Video 2.3

Connecting the ODS to the OG

Video 2.4

Cleaning the Device

Video 2.5

Using the Holster

Video Series

3

NATROX® O₂ DEVICE SETUP & SUPPLIES

Video 3.1

Setup & Supplies:
Chronic Wounds

Video 3.2

Setup & Supplies:
Diabetic Foot Ulcers (DFU)

Video 3.3

Setup & Supplies:
Venous Leg Ulcers (VLU)

Video 3.4

Setup & Supplies:
Pressure Injuries

Video Series

4

APPLICATION OF NATROX® O₂

Video 4.1

Preparing the Wound

Video 4.2

General Application

Video 4.3

Application for Diabetic
Foot Ulcers (DFU)

Video 4.4

Application for Venous
Leg Ulcers (VLU) w/ Compression

Video 4.5

Application for Pressure
Injuries (PI)

Video 4.6

Application for Non-Healing
Surgical Wounds

Video 4.7

Application with
Complementary Products

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