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After hip surgery, we ended up with a Prevena Plus 125 – a disposable Negative Pressure Wound Therapy device (also known as a wound vac).

The doctor said to throw it out after 7–10 days... but of course, I had to see what’s inside! In this video, I explore what the Prevena Plus 125 does, what’s inside the inner workings. Because sometimes you just need to know.

A wound vac, also known as negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), is a medical device that uses suction to remove fluid and debris from wounds, promoting healing.

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⚠️ Disclaimer / Safety Notice: This video is for educational purposes only. Wound vac systems are medical devices, and opening, modifying, or attempting to repair them can result in device failure, infection risk, injury, or serious harm. These devices should only be serviced or handled by qualified professionals. Any actions you take are your responsibility. Viewers should not attempt to replicate anything shown. Do not attempt this at home.

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