Medline Sterile Abdominal Pad, 8" x 7-1/2", 1/EA

Sterile Abdominal Pad, 8" x 7-1/2", 1/EA

This sterile abdominal pad is an absorbent wound dressing sized 8 inch x 7-1/2 inch. It is a practical choice for care settings that need help managing heavily draining wounds while keeping the wound area drier. The pad uses a soft nonwoven outer layer, a highly absorbent cellulose center, and a hydrophobic back to help reduce strike-through.

Good Fit For

• Managing heavily draining wounds
• Clinical wound care setups that need a sterile absorbent pad
• Situations where wicking and strike-through resistance are important

Key Features

• Sterile abdominal pad for wound dressing needs
• Soft nonwoven outer layer wicks fluid toward the center to help keep the wound dry
• Highly absorbent cellulose center quickly absorbs and disperses fluids to help prevent pooling
• Made for heavily draining wounds where extra absorbency matters
• Hydrophobic back helps reduce strike-through during use
• Sealed edges help prevent linting

Applications and Usage

• Covering heavily draining wounds with a sterile absorbent pad
• Using as part of a dressing change when fluid management is a concern
• Supporting wound care workflows that benefit from wicking and fluid dispersion

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is one pad per each, which may matter for replenishment planning.
• The pad measures 8 inch x 7-1/2 inch, so buyers should confirm fit for the intended dressing area.

FAQ

• Is this abdominal pad sterile? Yes. This abdominal pad is sterile.
• What size is this pad? This pad measures 8 inch x 7-1/2 inch.
• What kind of wounds is this pad intended for? This pad is intended for heavily draining wounds where extra absorbency and wicking are helpful.
• How does this pad handle fluid? The soft nonwoven outer layer wicks fluid to a cellulose center, and the absorbent center helps absorb and disperse fluids to help prevent pooling.
• Does the pad help reduce strike-through or linting? Yes. The hydrophobic back helps prevent strike-through, and sealed edges help prevent linting.

From Medline.