Medline Maxorb II Alginate Dressings, 4" x 4", in Educational Packaging

Maxorb II Alginate Dressings, 4" x 4", in Educational Packaging

Maxorb II alginate dressings are calcium alginate wound dressings for moderate to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds. They are a practical choice for clinicians managing shallow or deep wounds where fluid handling and protection of surrounding skin matter. This 4 inch x 4 inch dressing works as a primary dressing, wicks fluid vertically, and may be worn for up to seven days based on drainage.

Good Fit For

• Managing moderate to heavily draining wounds
• Partial- and full-thickness wound care
• Shallow or deep wound treatment workflows

Key Features

• 100% calcium alginate supports absorption for moderate to heavy drainage
• Vertical wicking helps reduce the risk of periwound skin maceration
• Suitable for partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Works for shallow or deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage
• Primary dressing format for direct wound management
• Up to seven-day wear time, with dressing changes based on drainage

Applications and Usage

• Using as a primary dressing on moderate to heavily draining partial-thickness wounds
• Managing full-thickness wounds where strong absorption is needed
• Supporting wound care plans that monitor drainage to guide dressing changes
• Helping protect periwound skin by wicking fluid vertically

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Check drainage to determine dressing change frequency
• Choose this dressing when moderate to heavy exudate is present
• This dressing is intended for use as a primary dressing

FAQ

• What type of dressing is Maxorb II? Maxorb II is a calcium alginate dressing used as a primary dressing for wound care.
• What kinds of wounds is this dressing intended for? This dressing is intended for partial- and full-thickness wounds, including shallow or deep wounds with moderate to heavy drainage.
• How does this dressing help manage wound fluid? Maxorb II uses vertical wicking to move fluid away, which helps reduce the chance of periwound skin maceration.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Change frequency depends on drainage. The dressing may be worn for up to seven days.
• What size is this dressing? This Maxorb II dressing measures 4 inch x 4 inch.

From Medline.