Medline OptiLock Nonadhesive Super Absorbent Wound Dressings, 3" x 3", in Educational Packaging

OptiLock Nonadhesive Super Absorbent Wound Dressings, 3" x 3", in Educational Packaging

OptiLock nonadhesive super absorbent wound dressings are 3 inch x 3 inch dressings for managing wound fluid. They are a practical choice for care settings that need a versatile dressing for multiple wound types, with a nonadherent contact layer to support easier removal. This version is nonadhesive, latex free, and packed in educational packaging with 100 each per case.

Good Fit For

• Pressure injuries
• Partial and full-thickness wounds
• Leg ulcers
• Wounds under compression

Key Features

• Super absorbent dressing handles large quantities of fluid and minimal drainage for flexible wound care use
• Nonadhesive design works when an adhesive border is not wanted
• Nonadherent wound contact layer supports easier removal
• Waterproof outer layer helps protect the dressing surface
• Latex free option for facilities managing latex-related concerns
• 3 inch x 3 inch size for smaller dressing applications

Applications and Usage

• Managing exudating pressure injuries
• Covering partial and full-thickness wounds
• Absorbing drainage from leg ulcers
• Using on lacerations and abrasions
• Applying to wounds under compression

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 3".
• Do not use on nonexudating or minimally exudating wounds
• Not for third-degree burns
• Avoid use if there is known sensitivity to the product or its components
• Check drainage to guide dressing change frequency

FAQ

• What kinds of wounds is this dressing intended for? OptiLock super absorbent wound dressings are indicated for pressure injuries, partial and full-thickness wounds, leg ulcers, lacerations and abrasions, and wounds under compression.
• Is this dressing adhesive? No. This is a nonadhesive wound dressing.
• What size is this dressing? This dressing measures 3 inch x 3 inch.
• When should this dressing not be used? This dressing should not be used on third-degree burns, on nonexudating or minimally exudating wounds, or by patients with known sensitivity to the product or its components.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Dressing changes should be based on drainage. Check drainage and change as needed.

From Optilock by Medline.