New Packaging wound dressing foam pad

Product performance

Our wound dressing foam pad is a highly absorbent dressing made from hydrophilic polyurethane foam, ideally designed for heavily exuding wounds. The soft flexible foam absorbs large amount drainage, ensures patients comfort.Foam Dressing is a kind of disposable sterile product, soft texture, and high fluid uptake. The main function of components in polyurethane foam products can absorb a lot of wound infiltration of liquid, maintain a wet healing environment for the wound, promote wound healing, reduce secondary damage when changing.Non Adhesive Foam Dressing

Characteristic

• The polyurethane foam helps to reduce the risk of maceration, non-adherent to wound bed.
• Protects the wounds against external contamination and reduces risk of infection. Impermeable to fluids, allows patient to shower with the dressing in situ.
• The high breathable backing film allows excess moisture to pass away from the wound and maintains a moist healing environment in the wound.
• The soft foam dressing can be cut into shape to fix wound in different area, adapts to body contours and enhances comfort.

Instructions for use

• Carefully clean the wound and its surroundng area with sterile water or saline solution and dry the surrounding skin gently.
• Open the package and remove the dressing. Make sure the medical PU film backing is facing away from the skin and the foam is facing the side of the wound or skin. Use a secondary dressing or bandage to secure the foam dressing in place.Hydrophilic Foam Dressing
• The frequency of dressing replacement depends on the type of wound, amount of exudate and clinical condition, or on the treatment procedure. However, it is recommended that you replace the dressings every 24hrs or earlier if wound exudates are seeping to the edge of the
• dressing.
• To remove the dressing, use tweezers or a gloved hand to gently peel off the dressing away from the wound.

Indications

• Pressure foot ulcers
• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Leg ulcers
• Post-operative wounds
• Skin abrasions
• Superficial and partial thickness burns
• Donor sites
• Traumatic wounds

Specifications can be customized