Sterile Foam Dressings for Heavy Exuding Wound Care

Description:

Available sizes: 5*5cm 7.5*7.5cm 10*10cm
Available colors: skin color, blue
Self-adhesive: No

With border：No

Sterilization method: GU60
Packaging: 5PCS/box

The advantages of our foam wound dressings

1. Stronger absorption and liquid lock ability
High absorbency: Foam materials (such as polyurethane) can absorb a large amount of exudate (such as pus, tissue fluid), reducing the risk of leakage.
Vertical absorption: The liquid is locked inside the dressing to avoid immersion of the surrounding skin, reducing the risk of infection and skin damage.
Maintain a moist environment: Unlike traditional dressings that are easy to dry and scab, foam dressings maintain moderate moisture, accelerate epithelial cell migration, and promote healing (in line with the theory of moist healing).

2. Reduce the frequency of replacement
Long-term use: It can be retained for 3-7 days (depending on the amount of exudate), reduce the number of dressing changes, and reduce secondary injury and pain to the wound.
Save nursing costs: In the long run, it may reduce labor and consumables costs.

3. Improve comfort and protection
Soft fit: Elastic foam adapts to the body contour and is suitable for active parts such as joints and sacrum.
Buffer pressure: Disperse local pressure, prevent pressure sores or protect existing pressure sores.
Breathable and impermeable: Allow oxygen exchange while blocking external bacteria and liquids.

4. Reduce the risk of infection
Closed barrier: Some foam dressings have a waterproof outer layer to reduce external contamination.
Reduce contact during dressing changes: Extend the change cycle to reduce the possibility of introducing bacteria due to operation.

5. Intelligent design
Visible window for exudate: Some products are designed with a transparent layer, and the exudate can be observed without peeling it off.
Self-adhesive edge: Avoid irritation to the skin caused by tape fixation, especially suitable for sensitive people.

6. Applicable to complex wounds
Chronic wounds: such as diabetic foot ulcers and venous ulcers, require continuous management of exudate and infection.
Postoperative or burns: Protect the wound surface during the large exudate stage and reduce adhesion.

Preparation before use and dressing selection

1‌.Cleaning and drying‌
Before use, the wound and surrounding skin should be cleaned with warm water and mild detergent to ensure complete drying, and to avoid residual skin creams, ointments, etc. that affect the bonding effect.
Do not use alcohol or iodine to clean to prevent skin irritation.

2‌.Size adaptation and material selection‌
The dressing should cover the wound edge by at least 2 cm (1 cm for small wounds) to ensure a complete fit without tightness.
Foam dressings are prohibited for third-degree burns or severely infected wounds.

3.Dressing application and fixation
Non-self-adhesive foam dressings need to be fixed with secondary dressings (such as medical tape or bandages), and keep moderate tightness when wrapping.