Medline Suresite 123 Transparent Film Dressing, 1/EA

Suresite 123 Transparent Film Dressing, 1/EA

Suresite 123 transparent film dressing is a transparent film dressing for primary or secondary use. It can be a practical choice for IV sites, skin tears, lacerations, and abrasions where buyers want an easy-to-apply dressing that is conformable and resists sticking to itself. This dressing may stay in place for up to 7 days, with change frequency based on drainage.

Good Fit For

• Covering central IV lines
• Managing skin tears, lacerations, and abrasions
• Helping reduce skin breakdown caused by friction to epidermis

Key Features

• Transparent film dressing for primary or secondary use
• Easy-to-apply format supports quick dressing application
• Conformable design helps the dressing avoid sticking to itself
• Suitable for central IV lines, skin tears, lacerations, and abrasions
• May remain in place for up to 7 days, depending on drainage
• Not for use as a primary dressing on wounds with moderate to heavy drainage

Applications and Usage

• Using as a transparent film cover over central IV lines
• Applying over minor skin tears, lacerations, or abrasions
• Using as a primary or secondary dressing when drainage should be checked

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Do not use this dressing as a primary dressing on wounds with moderate to heavy drainage.
• Dressing change frequency depends on the amount of drainage.
• Maximum wear time is up to 7 days when appropriate for the wound condition.

FAQ

• Can this transparent film dressing be used as both a primary and secondary dressing? Yes. Suresite 123 transparent film dressing is intended for primary or secondary use.
• What kinds of applications is this dressing meant for? This dressing is used for central IV lines, skin tears, lacerations, and abrasions, and it may also help prevent skin breakdown caused by friction to epidermis.
• How long can this dressing stay in place? Suresite 123 transparent film dressing may be left in place for up to 7 days. Actual change frequency depends on the amount of drainage.
• Is this a good choice for heavily draining wounds? No. This dressing is contraindicated as a primary dressing on wounds with moderate to heavy drainage.

From Medline.