Medline Stratasorb Waterproof Adhesive Island Wound Dressings, 100 EA/CS

Stratasorb Waterproof Adhesive Island Wound Dressings, 100 EA/CS

Stratasorb waterproof adhesive island wound dressings are composite dressings for primary or secondary use. They fit buyers who need a dressing that helps protect the wound site while staying in place in clinical care settings. The four-layer design includes a nonadherent contact layer, an absorbent pad, an adhesive border, and a semiocclusive waterproof polyurethane film.

Good Fit For

• Primary or secondary dressing protocols
• Wounds with shallow or deep presentation
• Settings managing all drainage levels

Key Features

• Waterproof composite island dressing supports versatile primary or secondary use
• Four-layer construction combines wound contact, absorption, secure placement, and outer protection
• Nonadherent contact layer helps protect the wound site without sticking
• Absorbent pad is made to manage exudate
• Adhesive border with nonwoven backing helps keep the dressing in place
• Semiocclusive waterproof polyurethane film helps deter external contaminants and maintain an optimal wound environment

Applications and Usage

• Covering a wound as a primary dressing
• Using over another dressing as a secondary cover
• Managing wounds with drainage while keeping the dressing securely in place

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This dressing is intended for either primary or secondary use, so buyers can align it with their wound care protocol.
• The product is described for shallow, deep, and all-drainage wound conditions, which may help reduce the need to stock multiple dressing types.

FAQ

• Can this dressing be used as either a primary or secondary dressing? Yes. Stratasorb waterproof adhesive island wound dressings are made for primary or secondary use.
• What kind of wound conditions is this dressing meant for? The dressing is intended for shallow or deep wounds and for all drainage levels.
• How does the dressing help protect the wound? The dressing uses four layers: a nonadherent contact layer to protect the wound site, an absorbent pad to manage exudate, an adhesive border to hold the dressing in place, and a semiocclusive waterproof polyurethane film to help deter external contaminants.
• Will the contact layer stick to the wound? The contact layer is nonadherent, so it is designed not to stick to the wound site.

From Medline.