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Discover Reeva FT: Revolutionizing Wound Covering for Healthcare Pros

A new addition to Legacy Medical Consultants' innovative line of wound care products

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Reeva FT

Legacy Medical Consultants (LMC) announces its newest product portfolio addition with the recent Q code approval for Reeva FT™, a terminally sterilized, full-thickness, dual-layered amnion/chorion allograft designed for covering and protection during advanced wound treatment. 

“There is a critical need in the wound care space for these advanced allograft products,” says Jonathan Knutz, CEO of Legacy Medical Consultants, “and we continue to deliver solutions that innovate while advancing a well-established and proven medical technology.” 

What Is Reeva FT?

Reeva FT is a lyophilized human placental-based allograft consisting of amnion and chorion membranes, with the retention of the intermediate layer. Reeva FT provides a protective covering to the surrounding environment in acute and chronic wounds. The graft also introduces a naturally derived extracellular matrix that acts as a scaffold to support native tissue during treatment. Reeva FT hydrostatically adheres to wounds and has a 5-year shelf life when stored at ambient temperature.

Sizes

Reeva FT is offered in a variety of sizes: 2×2 cm, 2×3 cm, 4×4 cm, 4×6 cm, 4×8 cm, and 10×15 cm. Reeva FT is confirmed by the FDA Tissue Reference Group to meet the criteria for regulation solely under Section 361 of the PHS Act as defined in 21 CFR Part 1271.

In the most recent HCPCS announcement by CMS, Reeva FT was assigned a new HCPCS Level II code of Q4314.

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