Medline CURAD Sterile Nonadherent Petrolatum Gauze Dressing, 72 Each per Case

CURAD Sterile Nonadherent Petrolatum Gauze Dressing, 72 Each per Case

CURAD sterile nonadherent petrolatum gauze dressing is a primary wound dressing made with U.S.P. cotton gauze and white petrolatum. Buyers may choose it for minor burns, noninfected wounds, pressure injuries, lacerations, abrasions, and umbilical bandage applications where a soothing, conforming dressing that will not stick is preferred. This sterile occlusive dressing comes in a case of 72.

Good Fit For

• Minor burns
• Noninfected wounds
• Pressure injuries stage 2 to 4
• Lacerations, abrasions, and umbilical bandage use

Key Features

• Sterile nonadherent petrolatum gauze dressing for primary wound coverage
• U.S.P. cotton gauze impregnated with U.S.P. white petrolatum
• Helps maintain a moist wound bed for autolytic healing
• Soothing, conforming design helps avoid sticking to the wound
• Occlusive dressing format for wound care workflows
• Case quantity of 72 supports facility purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Using as a primary dressing over minor burns
• Covering noninfected wounds where a nonadherent contact layer is preferred
• Managing pressure injuries stage 2 to 4
• Applying over lacerations and abrasions
• Umbilical bandage applications

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a primary dressing, so buyers may want to confirm whether a secondary dressing is needed for their protocol.
• The product details specify use on noninfected wounds.
• The dressing is occlusive, which may matter when matching wound care protocols.
• Latex free construction may help facilities standardize for latex-sensitive environments.

FAQ

• Will this dressing stick to the wound? No. The dressing is described as nonadherent, and the product details note that it will not stick to minor burns, noninfected wounds, pressure injuries, lacerations, and abrasions.
• What is the dressing made from? The dressing uses U.S.P. cotton gauze that is evenly impregnated with U.S.P. white petrolatum.
• What types of wounds is this dressing used for? The product details support use for minor burns, umbilical bandage applications, noninfected wounds, pressure injuries stage 2 to 4, lacerations, and abrasions.
• Is this dressing sterile? Yes. This petrolatum gauze dressing is sterile.
• How many dressings come in a case? Each case includes 72 dressings.

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