Medline Qwick Nonadhesive Dressing with Aquaconductive Technology, 4.25" x 4", 10 EA/BX

Qwick Nonadhesive Dressing with Aquaconductive Technology, 4.25" x 4", 10 EA/BX

Qwick nonadhesive dressing with aquaconductive technology is a superabsorbent dressing sized 4.25 inch x 4 inch. Buyers looking for a nonadhesive option for all-over-body application may choose it for primary or secondary dressing use. This dressing has no waterproof outer layer, and drainage should be checked to guide dressing changes.

Good Fit For

• All-over-body dressing application
• Primary dressing workflows
• Secondary dressing workflows
• Facilities stocking nonadhesive absorbent dressings

Key Features

• Nonadhesive design for situations where an adhesive dressing is not preferred
• Superabsorbent dressing type helps buyers select it for moisture-management needs
• 4.25 inch x 4 inch size suits buyers standardizing around a compact square dressing format
• Intended for all-over-body application for broader placement flexibility
• Can be used as a primary or secondary dressing depending on care needs
• Dressing changes are guided by checking drainage

Applications and Usage

• Using a superabsorbent nonadhesive dressing where adhesive contact is not desired
• Applying as a primary dressing when the care plan calls for that format
• Layering as a secondary dressing over another dressing as needed
• Stocking a 4.25 inch x 4 inch dressing size for routine wound care setups

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This dressing is nonadhesive, so securement may need to be handled separately if required for the application.
• The outer layer is not waterproof.
• Dressing changes should be based on checking drainage.

FAQ

• Is this dressing adhesive? No. This Qwick dressing is nonadhesive.
• What size is this dressing? This dressing measures 4.25 inch x 4 inch.
• Can this dressing be used as a primary or secondary dressing? Yes. The dressing is intended for primary or secondary use.
• Where can this dressing be applied? The stated application area is all over the body.
• How should dressing changes be determined? Dressing changes should be guided by checking drainage.

From Qwick by Medline.