Medline Maxorb II Alginate Dressings, 1" x 12" Rope, in Educational Packaging, 10 EA/BX

Maxorb II Alginate Dressings, 1" x 12" Rope, in Educational Packaging, 10 EA/BX

Maxorb II alginate dressings are calcium alginate rope dressings for wound care. This 1 inch x 12 inch rope format is a practical choice when you need a primary dressing for shallow or deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage. The dressing is made from 100% calcium alginate, wicks fluid vertically, and may be worn for up to seven days based on drainage.

Good Fit For

• Managing shallow or deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage
• Primary dressing selection in wound care settings
• Buyers who need a 1 inch x 12 inch rope dressing format

Key Features

• 100% calcium alginate for absorbency in moderate to heavily draining wounds
• Rope dressing format helps with shallow or deep wound applications
• Vertical wicking helps reduce periwound skin maceration
• Primary dressing option for wound management workflows
• Up to a seven-day wear time, depending on drainage
• 1 inch x 12 inch size for buyers who need a rope-style dressing format

Applications and Usage

• Absorbing drainage from partial-thickness wounds
• Absorbing drainage from full-thickness wounds
• Wicking fluid away from the wound area to help protect surrounding skin
• Checking dressing change timing based on drainage levels

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Dressing change frequency should be based on drainage.
• This product is intended for use as a primary dressing.
• Wear time can be up to seven days, depending on wound drainage.

FAQ

• What type of wounds is this dressing intended for? Maxorb II alginate dressings are intended for partial- and full-thickness wounds with moderate to heavy drainage. The wound condition information also supports use for shallow or deep wounds.
• Is this a primary or secondary dressing? This dressing is identified as a primary dressing.
• What size is this rope dressing? This Maxorb II rope dressing measures 1 inch wide by 12 inches long.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Dressing changes should be checked based on drainage. The stated wear time is up to seven days.
• How does this dressing help manage moisture? The dressing wicks fluid vertically, which helps prevent periwound skin maceration.

From Maxorb by Medline.