Medline Puracol Collagen Wound Dressings, 50 Each per Case

Puracol Collagen Wound Dressings, 50 Each per Case

Puracol collagen wound dressings are sheet dressings for wound care, packed 50 each per case. They may be a fit for clinicians managing chronic or stalled wounds and other surface wounds where a collagen primary dressing is appropriate. This 2 inch x 2 inch square option is non-adhesive, latex free, and made with 100% collagen.

Good Fit For

• Managing chronic or stalled wounds
• Surface wounds, abrasions, and traumatic wounds
• Burns and donor sites
• Dehisced surgical wounds

Key Features

• 100% collagen dressing for wound care applications
• 2 inch x 2 inch square sheet helps buyers match the dressing to smaller wound areas
• Primary dressing format for direct wound application
• Non-adhesive design for users who prefer a separate securement method
• Latex free construction supports facilities with latex-sensitive environments
• Case pack of 50 pouches works well for ongoing clinical supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Using as a primary dressing for wound care
• Treating shallow, deep, or no-mod drainage wounds
• Stocking wound care carts or clinic supply rooms for recurring dressing changes
• Supporting dressing protocols that call for checking drainage and use up to 7 days

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Not suitable for active vasculitis
• Avoid use for patients with known sensitivity to collagen or silver
• This is a non-adhesive dressing, so securement may need to be selected separately

FAQ

• What type of dressing is this? This is a collagen wound dressing in a square sheet format for use as a primary dressing.
• What size is this Puracol dressing? Each dressing measures 2 inch x 2 inch.
• Is this dressing adhesive or antimicrobial? No. This dressing is non-adhesive, non-antimicrobial, and does not contain silver.
• What kinds of wounds may this dressing be used for? Source details indicate use for chronic or stalled wounds, burns, donor sites, other surface wounds, abrasions, traumatic wounds healing by secondary intention, and dehisced surgical wounds.
• How often is the dressing changed? The source details indicate checking drainage, with use up to 7 days.

From Medline.