Wound care made for diabetic skin.
Lavior™ Advanced Diabetic Wound Hydrogel keeps the wound moist to support autolytic debridement, absorbs light exudate and forms a protective barrier, for acute and chronic wounds in people living with diabetes.
Chronic wounds should be managed under the supervision of a qualified healthcare professional, as part of a plan that addresses the underlying cause. Use as described in the instructions for use.
Diabetic ulcer of the hallux
Individual case; results vary.
Published research
Studied in the RENEW randomized controlled trial, published in the Journal of Wound Care in July 2025.
Made for diabetic wounds
Indicated for diabetic foot ulcers and other chronic wounds, managed under clinician supervision.
Plant-based, drug-free
Formulated with AGS-RIED™, a proprietary botanical extract. No antibiotics, no steroids.
HCPCS A6248
Hydrogel wound filler. A code does not guarantee coverage or payment.
How it fits each dressing change
A moist, protected wound bed
- Maintains a moist wound environment that supports autolytic debridement of dry, sloughy or necrotic tissue
- Absorbs small amounts of exudate from lightly exuding wounds
- Forms a physical barrier against external contaminants
Care for the peri-wound skin
- Moisturizes and protects intact or superficially compromised surrounding skin
- Cooling, soothing feel on application
- Non-adherent, for low-trauma dressing changes
Results from practices using Lavior™
Diabetic foot and lower-leg wounds, photographed from the first visit through recovery.
Diabetic foot ulcer
Applied daily and covered with a protective dressing.
Necrotic eschar of the fourth toe
Applied under sterile gauze; the frequency was adjusted as the site changed.
Diabetic foot laceration
Lavior™ Advanced Diabetic Wound Hydrogel was the only product used.
Chronic hallux ulcer
Plantar heel ulcer
Lower leg ulcer with edema
Hallux ulcer with verruca
Individual patient photos shared by treating clinicians. Each patient also received standard care, such as cleansing, debridement and secondary dressings. Not a clinical study; individual results vary.
Published research
All published evidence →The RENEW study
Lavior™ Diabetic Wound Hydrogel in a prospective, double-blinded, randomized controlled, multicenter trial: 65 patients across 5 U.S. wound care centers.
Plant-based. Drug-free.
AGS-RIED™ is Lavior’s proprietary botanical extract from the Inula plant, developed over 16 years, with cultivation, harvesting and extraction controlled by Lavior.
- No antibiotics, no steroids
- Clear, water-based gel in a 3 fl oz tube
- Made in the USA
Made for diabetic wound care teams
Podiatry
Diabetic foot ulcers, hallux and heel ulcers, and foot wounds after surgery or injury.
Wound care centers
Chronic and full-thickness wounds, alongside offloading, compression and debridement.
Home health & SNF
A simple tube for regular dressing changes between visits.
Hospitals & VA
Acute and chronic wounds in patients living with diabetes.
Easy for your practice
Product details →Open an account
Apply online in a few minutes. Our team reviews the practice and switches on ordering.
Order by the case
A half case (12 tubes) or full cases of 24, with volume pricing on larger orders.
Invoice, then delivery
Your invoice, with shipping, arrives by email within 24 hours. The order ships once it’s paid.
Questions practices ask
What can be used on a diabetic foot ulcer?
Lavior™ Advanced Diabetic Wound Hydrogel is a hydrogel wound dressing indicated for diabetic foot ulcers and other chronic wounds in people with diabetes, managed under the supervision of a qualified healthcare professional. It maintains a moist wound environment that supports autolytic debridement of dry, sloughy or necrotic tissue, absorbs small amounts of exudate and forms a physical barrier against external contaminants.
Chronic wounds should be treated as part of a plan that addresses the underlying cause, such as glycemic control, offloading, compression or revascularization.
Is there a drug-free option for diabetic wound care?
Yes. Lavior™ Advanced Diabetic Wound Hydrogel is plant-based, formulated with AGS-RIED™ botanical extract, and contains no antibiotics and no steroids. It acts by physical means only: moisture, absorption of light exudate and a protective barrier.
Has Lavior’s diabetic wound hydrogel been studied?
Yes. Lavior™ Diabetic Wound Hydrogel was studied in the RENEW study, a prospective, double-blinded, randomized controlled, multicenter trial of 65 patients across 5 U.S. wound care centers, published in the Journal of Wound Care in July 2025.
Which wounds is it indicated for?
In people with diabetes: diabetic foot ulcers and other diabetic ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, arterial ulcers, pressure ulcers and injuries (Stages I–IV), partial- and full-thickness wounds, surgical incisions, skin tears, minor cuts and abrasions, and first- and second-degree burns. It is not for third-degree burns, heavily exuding wounds, infected wounds or bite wounds.
How is it applied?
Cleanse the wound with sterile saline or a suitable wound cleanser, apply a thin layer (about 5 mm) to the wound bed or peri-wound skin, and cover with an appropriate secondary dressing. Change daily at first; for drier wounds every 2 to 3 days, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
What HCPCS code applies?
A6248, hydrogel wound filler. A HCPCS code does not guarantee coverage or payment; confirm requirements with the payer. Coding and coverage
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