Medline Surefilm Transparent Dressing, 2" x 11 yd.

Surefilm Transparent Dressing, 2" x 11 yd.

Surefilm transparent dressing is a roll-style transparent film dressing for wound coverage, IV site dressing, and skin protection. Buyers may choose it when they need a conformable dressing that can be customized to size and shape while allowing continuous observation. This 2 inch by 11 yard roll uses microporous technology, has a traditional moisture vapor transmission rate, and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Covering peripheral and central IV lines
• Managing partial-thickness wounds
• Secondary dressing over full-thickness wounds
• Protecting skin from friction-related breakdown to the epidermis

Key Features

• Transparent film supports continuous observation without removing the dressing
• Roll format can be customized to the size and shape needed for different sites
• Conformable design will not stick to itself, which can make handling easier
• Microporous technology with traditional moisture vapor transmission rate
• Suitable for primary or secondary use based on the application
• Latex-free construction for facilities seeking latex-free options

Applications and Usage

• Securing and covering IV line sites while keeping the area visible
• Dressing skin tears, lacerations, and abrasions
• Covering partial-thickness wounds
• Using as a secondary dressing for full-thickness wounds
• Helping protect vulnerable skin from friction

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 11 yd.
• Not for use as a primary dressing on wounds with moderate to heavy drainage
• Dressing change frequency depends on the amount of drainage
• May be left in place for up to 7 days when appropriate

FAQ

• Can this transparent dressing be cut to fit different sites? Yes. The roll format allows customization of size and shape for different dressing needs.
• What kinds of applications is this dressing used for? This dressing is indicated for partial-thickness wounds, full-thickness wounds as a secondary dressing, peripheral and central IV lines, skin tears, lacerations, abrasions, and helping prevent skin breakdown caused by friction to the epidermis.
• Can the site be seen through the dressing? Yes. The transparent film permits continuous observation of the covered area.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Change frequency depends on the amount of drainage. The dressing may be left in place for up to 7 days.
• Is this dressing appropriate for heavily draining wounds? No. It is contraindicated as a primary dressing on wounds with moderate to heavy drainage.

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