Medline Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/Alginate Dressings, 5 Each per Box

Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/Alginate Dressings, 5 Each per Box

Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/Alginate dressings are silver calcium alginate wound dressings for moderate to heavy drainage. They are a practical choice for clinicians managing partial- and full-thickness wounds where bacterial management and absorbency are important. This SKU is a primary dressing and should be changed based on drainage.

Good Fit For

• Moderate- to heavy-drainage wound management
• Partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Shallow or deep wounds
• Primary dressing protocols

Key Features

• Silver calcium alginate dressing for wound care workflows that call for absorbency and bacterial management
• Controlled-release ionic silver helps manage bacteria
• Suitable for moderately to heavily draining wounds
• Used on partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Primary dressing format for direct wound coverage
• Change frequency is based on checking drainage

Applications and Usage

• Managing shallow wounds with moderate to heavy drainage
• Managing deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage
• Using as a primary dressing on partial-thickness wounds
• Using as a primary dressing on full-thickness wounds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Use selection should match wound drainage level, as this dressing is intended for moderate to heavy exudate.
• This product is a primary dressing, so buyers should confirm it matches their wound care protocol.
• Dressing changes should be guided by checking drainage.

FAQ

• What type of wounds is this dressing intended for? Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/Alginate dressings are intended for partial- and full-thickness wounds, including shallow and deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage.
• Does this dressing help manage bacteria? Yes. The dressing uses controlled-release ionic silver to help manage bacteria.
• Is this a primary or secondary dressing? This product is a primary dressing.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Dressing changes should be based on checking drainage.

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