Medline Maxorb II Alginate Dressings, 50 EA/CS

Maxorb II Alginate Dressings, 50 EA/CS

Maxorb II alginate dressings are absorbent wound dressings made with 100% calcium alginate. They are a practical choice for care settings managing moderate to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds, especially when fluid control around the wound is a concern. The dressing is intended to wick fluid vertically to help reduce periwound skin maceration, and this case includes 50 dressings.

Good Fit For

• Wound care settings managing moderate to heavy drainage
• Partial- and full-thickness wound dressing protocols
• Facilities purchasing dressings by the case

Key Features

• 100% calcium alginate construction for absorbent wound management
• Made for moderate to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Vertical wicking helps manage fluid away from the wound area
• Designed to help reduce periwound skin maceration
• Case quantity of 50 supports facility and ongoing care needs

Applications and Usage

• Managing exudate from moderate to heavily draining wounds
• Supporting wound care where vertical fluid wicking is preferred
• Helping protect surrounding skin from excess moisture
• Stocking treatment rooms or care facilities with case-pack dressings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Best aligned with wounds described as moderate to heavily draining rather than low-drainage situations.
• Selection should match the wound type noted for this dressing: partial- and full-thickness wounds.
• This listing does not provide sterility or size details, so buyers who need those specifics may want to confirm them before ordering.

FAQ

• What kind of wounds is this dressing intended for? Maxorb II alginate dressings are intended for moderate to heavily draining partial- and full-thickness wounds.
• What is the dressing made of? This dressing is made of 100% calcium alginate.
• How does this dressing help manage drainage? Maxorb II alginate dressings wick fluid vertically, which helps move moisture away from the wound area and may help reduce periwound skin maceration.
• How many dressings come in a case? This case includes 50 dressings.

From Medline.