Curad Sterile Oil Emulsion Non-Adherent Gauze

Sterile Oil Emulsion Non-Adherent Gauze

Sterile oil emulsion non-adherent gauze is a wound contact dressing made for lightly draining wounds. It works well in clinical and first aid settings where buyers want a dressing that helps exudate flow while reducing adherence to granulating tissue. This sterile Curad gauze uses knitted high-porosity cellulose acetate with U.S.P. white petrolatum and measures 3 inch x 8 inch.

Good Fit For

• Lightly draining wound care
• Minor burns, lacerations, and abrasions
• Use under an absorbent secondary dressing
• Clinical and first aid dressing changes

Key Features

• Non-adherent dressing helps protect granulating tissue during dressing changes
• Knitted high-porosity cellulose acetate supports the flow of exudates
• Evenly impregnated with U.S.P. white petrolatum in an emulsion blend
• Highly conformable format helps the dressing lay over the wound area
• Suitable for lightly draining wounds such as minor burns, lacerations, and abrasions
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Placing directly on a lightly draining wound before adding a secondary absorbent dressing
• Covering minor burns with a non-adherent wound contact layer
• Managing lacerations where reduced adherence to granulating tissue is important
• Protecting abrasions with a conformable primary dressing

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Use this gauze directly on the wound beneath an absorbent secondary dressing.
• This dressing is intended for lightly draining wounds.
• Buyers sensitive to latex content may prefer this option because it is not made with natural rubber latex.

FAQ

• What type of wounds is this gauze meant for? This non-adherent gauze is intended for lightly draining wounds, including minor burns, lacerations, and abrasions.
• Does the dressing stick to the wound bed? The gauze is designed to be non-adherent, helping reduce adherence to granulating tissue during wound care.
• How should this gauze be used? Place the gauze directly on the wound, then cover it with an absorbent secondary dressing.
• What is the dressing made with? The dressing uses knitted high-porosity cellulose acetate and is impregnated with U.S.P. white petrolatum in an emulsion blend.
• Is this product made with natural rubber latex? No. This gauze is not made with natural rubber latex.

From Curad.