Medline Versatel One Silicone Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 10 Each per Box

Versatel One Silicone Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 10 Each per Box

Versatel One silicone wound contact layer dressing is a primary non-adherent silicone contact dressing for wound care. Buyers may choose it when they need gentle adherence to skin without sticking to moist wound beds, helping support less painful dressing removal in clinical or professional care settings. This dressing is intended for dry to heavily draining wounds, and drainage should be checked during wear.

Good Fit For

• Wound care where gentle removal is a priority
• Settings managing dry to heavily draining wounds
• Use with a secondary dressing for exudate management
• Clinical treatment of shallow or deep wounds

Key Features

• Non-adherent silicone contact layer helps protect moist wound beds during dressing changes
• Gently adheres to skin, which can help reduce pain on removal
• Channels transfer exudate vertically into a secondary dressing
• Secure seal helps minimize periwound maceration
• Primary dressing format for dry to heavily draining wounds
• Box quantity supports routine wound care supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Managing abrasions
• Covering chronic wounds such as venous or pressure injuries
• Treating first- and second-degree burns
• Protecting blisters, cuts, and lacerations
• Dressing surgical and trauma wounds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Check drainage during use to determine dressing change needs
• Use is contraindicated for third-degree burns
• Avoid use for individuals with known sensitivity to silicone
• Not for surgical implantation

FAQ

• What type of dressing is this? This is a primary non-adherent silicone wound contact layer dressing.
• What kinds of wounds can this dressing be used on? Versatel One may be used for dry to heavily draining abrasions, chronic wounds such as venous or pressure injuries, first- and second-degree burns, blisters, cuts and lacerations, and surgical or trauma wounds.
• How does this dressing handle exudate? Channels in the dressing transfer exudate vertically into a secondary dressing and help create a secure seal that minimizes periwound maceration.
• When should the dressing be changed? Drainage should be checked during use. Dressing change timing depends on the drainage condition.
• Are there situations where this dressing should not be used? Yes. This dressing is contraindicated for third-degree burns, for individuals with known sensitivity to silicone, and for surgical implantation.

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