· Specifically designed for sacral wound care.
· Provides superior absorption and exudate management.
· Features an adhesive border for secure and easy application.
· Maintains a moist wound environment for optimal healing.
· Offers gentle and pain-free dressing changes.
· Packaged in a convenient box of 10 dressings.
Description:
Allevyn adh sacrum 17msq 10's is a specialized wound dressing designed specifically for sacral wound care. With its unique features and advanced technology, this dressing provides superior absorption and exudate management, effectively addressing the needs of sacral wounds. The adhesive border ensures secure and easy application, minimizing the risk of dressing displacement. Allevyn Adh Sacrum creates and maintains a moist wound environment, promoting optimal healing conditions. Additionally, its gentle nature ensures pain-free dressing changes, enhancing patient comfort and compliance. Each box contains 10 dressings, providing an ample supply for ongoing wound care needs.
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How to Use:
Using Allevyn Adh Sacrum 17msq 10's is simple and user-friendly. Follow these steps for optimal usage:
Ensure that the wound area is clean and dry before applying the dressing.
Remove the dressing from its packaging, being careful not to touch the adhesive side.
Position the dressing with the adhesive border surrounding the sacral wound area.
Gently press down on the adhesive border to secure the dressing in place.
Smooth out any wrinkles or creases to ensure proper adherence.
Monitor the dressing regularly and change as directed by a healthcare professional or if excessive exudate is present.
To remove the dressing, gently lift one corner and slowly peel it away from the wound, supporting the skin if necessary.
Dispose of the used dressing in accordance with medical waste disposal guidelines.
Ingredients:
Allevyn Adh Sacrum 17msq 10'S is a wound dressing and does not contain any active ingredients. The dressing is typically composed of a combination of materials such as a soft non-adherent wound contact layer, a highly absorbent core, and a breathable outer film layer. These materials are carefully selected to provide effective absorption, moisture management, and patient comfort.