Medline Maxorb Extra CMC/Alginate Dressings, 1" x 12" Rope, in Educational Packaging

Maxorb Extra CMC/Alginate Dressings, 1" x 12" Rope, in Educational Packaging

Maxorb Extra CMC/Alginate Dressings are calcium alginate primary dressings for moderate to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds. They fit wound care settings where vertical wicking may help protect surrounding skin and where drainage should be checked during dressing changes. This rope format measures 1 inch x 12 inch and may be worn for up to 7 days.

Good Fit For

• Wound care for moderate to heavily draining wounds
• Partial- and full-thickness wound management
• Shallow or deep wound conditions

Key Features

• Calcium alginate primary dressing for moderate to heavy drainage
• Rope format helps address shallow or deep wound conditions
• Wicks fluid vertically to help reduce periwound skin maceration
• Suitable for partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Up to 7-day wear time may support longer wear intervals
• Drainage should be checked as part of dressing change decisions

Applications and Usage

• Managing moderate to heavily draining partial-thickness wounds
• Managing moderate to heavily draining full-thickness wounds
• Using as a primary dressing where vertical fluid wicking is desired
• Supporting care for shallow or deep wounds with notable drainage

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Check drainage to determine dressing change timing.
• This dressing is a primary dressing.
• Choose the 1 inch x 12 inch rope format when that shape fits the wound care approach.

FAQ

• What type of wounds is this dressing intended for? Maxorb Extra CMC/Alginate Dressings are intended for moderate to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds.
• Is this a primary or secondary dressing? This product is a primary dressing.
• What size is this rope dressing? This dressing is a 1 inch x 12 inch rope.
• How long can the dressing be worn? The stated wear time is up to 7 days.
• What is the main fluid-handling benefit? The dressing wicks fluid vertically, which may help prevent periwound skin maceration.

From Medline.