Medline Precut Elastic Dressing Retainer Net, 12" x 24", 25 EA/CS

Precut Elastic Dressing Retainer Net, 12" x 24", 25 EA/CS

Precut elastic dressing retainer net helps hold dressings in place without needing a custom cut length each time. This format can be a practical choice for healthcare and professional care settings that want a ready-to-use retainer net for dressing securement workflows. The net is precut, latex free, and made from rayon and polyester.

Good Fit For

• Healthcare dressing securement workflows
• Professional care settings that prefer precut retainer net pieces
• Facilities seeking latex-free dressing retention options

Key Features

• Precut format helps streamline dressing securement and reduces prep time
• Rayon and polyester construction for elastic retainer net use
• Latex-free composition may support facilities that avoid natural rubber latex
• 12 inch x 24 inch product size gives buyers a clear single-piece format
• Case quantity of 25 each works for facility purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Holding dressings in place with a precut elastic retainer net
• Supporting routine dressing changes where ready-to-use pieces can save time
• Stocking care areas that need case quantities for repeated dressing securement

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 0.7 Yard.
• Buyers may want to confirm the needed net dimensions for their dressing application before ordering.
• This SKU comes in a case format, which may suit departments and ongoing usage better than single-unit purchasing.

FAQ

• Is this dressing retainer net precut? Yes. This elastic dressing retainer net is precut, which can help simplify setup during dressing securement.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. This retainer net is latex free.
• What material is used? The retainer net is made from rayon and polyester.
• What size is this retainer net? The product name indicates a 12 inch x 24 inch format. The available structured size fact is 0.7 Yard.
• How many are in a case? This SKU comes with 25 each per case.

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