Medline Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/Alginate Dressings, 50 Each per Case

Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/Alginate Dressings, 50 Each per Case

Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/alginate dressings are silver calcium alginate wound dressings for moderately to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds. They fit wound care settings that need a primary dressing intended for shallow or deep wounds while helping manage bacteria with controlled-release ionic silver. This case includes 50 dressings.

Good Fit For

• Wound care for moderate to heavy drainage
• Partial- and full-thickness wound management
• Shallow and deep wound applications
• Facilities purchasing primary dressings by the case

Key Features

• Silver calcium alginate dressing for moderately to heavily draining wounds
• Primary dressing format for direct wound coverage
• Suitable for partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Works with shallow or deep wound conditions
• Controlled-release ionic silver helps manage bacteria
• Case quantity supports ongoing wound care needs

Applications and Usage

• Using as a primary dressing on moderately to heavily draining wounds
• Managing shallow wounds where an alginate dressing is appropriate
• Managing deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage
• Supporting wound care protocols for partial- and full-thickness wounds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Change frequency depends on drainage and should be checked during use.
• This product is identified as a primary dressing, so buyers should confirm whether a secondary cover dressing is needed for their protocol.

FAQ

• What type of wound dressing is this? This is a silver calcium alginate dressing made with calcium alginate and CMC.
• What wounds is this dressing intended for? Maxorb Extra Ag+ CMC/alginate dressings are intended for moderately to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds, including shallow and deep wound conditions.
• Is this a primary or secondary dressing? This dressing is identified as a primary dressing.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Dressing changes should be based on checking drainage.
• How many dressings come in a case? Each case includes 50 dressings.

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