Medline Versatel Contact Layer Dressings, 10 Each per Box

Versatel Contact Layer Dressings, 10 Each per Box

Versatel contact layer dressings are non-adherent silicone contact dressings used as a primary dressing. They fit wound care settings where reduced trauma during dressing changes matters and where fluid needs to transfer to an absorbent secondary dressing. This box includes 10 dressings, and each dressing may be used for up to 7 days when appropriate.

Good Fit For

• Wound care protocols using a primary contact layer with an absorbent secondary dressing
• Shallow or deep wounds with no heavy drainage
• Settings where gentler dressing removal is a priority
• Clinical supply purchasing by the box

Key Features

• Non-adherent silicone contact dressing helps support atraumatic removal
• Silicone-based adhesive helps reduce potential trauma from secondary dressing adherence and may minimize pain during removal
• Channels help fluid transfer to an absorbent dressing for wound management workflow
• Primary dressing format for shallow or deep wounds without heavy drainage
• Wear time of up to 7 days can support fewer dressing changes when appropriate
• Box of 10 dressings for facility or clinical purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Abrasions
• Chronic wounds such as venous or pressure injuries
• First- and second-degree burns
• Blisters, cuts, and lacerations
• Surgical and trauma wounds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Not for wounds with heavy drainage
• Contraindicated for third-degree burns
• Avoid use for individuals with known sensitivity to silicone
• Not for surgical implantation

FAQ

• How long can a Versatel contact layer dressing stay in place? This dressing may be used for up to 7 days when appropriate for the wound and care plan.
• Is this dressing a primary or secondary dressing? Versatel is a primary dressing. The channels are intended to let fluid transfer to an absorbent secondary dressing.
• What types of wounds is this dressing used for? Versatel contact layer dressings are used for abrasions, chronic wounds such as venous or pressure injuries, first- and second-degree burns, blisters, cuts and lacerations, and surgical or trauma wounds.
• Is this dressing appropriate for heavily draining wounds? No. The source facts specify use for shallow or deep wounds with no heavy drainage.
• When should this dressing not be used? Do not use this dressing for third-degree burns, for individuals with known sensitivity to silicone, or for surgical implantation.

From Medline.