Cardinal Health Telfa Adhesive Island Dressings 2in x 8in Pad Size 4in x 10in Overall

Telfa Adhesive Island Dressings 2in x 8in Pad Size 4in x 10in Overall

Telfa adhesive island dressings are sterile all-in-one wound dressings with a non-adherent Telfa pad and soft nonwoven backing. They are a practical choice for care settings that need coverage for lightly draining wounds or secure dressings for central and peripheral IV sights. This version has a 2 inch x 8 inch pad with a 4 inch x 10 inch overall size.

Good Fit For

• Lightly draining wounds
• Central IV sights
• Peripheral IV sights
• Clinical dressing changes

Key Features

• All-in-one island dressing helps simplify dressing changes
• Non-adherent Telfa pad helps avoid disrupting healing tissue
• Soft nonwoven backing conforms around the wound area
• Seals on all four sides to help protect from the external environment
• Suitable for lightly draining wounds and IV sights
• Sterile dressing for clinical wound care workflows

Applications and Usage

• Covering lightly draining wounds with a sterile adhesive dressing
• Securing dressing coverage over central IV sights
• Securing dressing coverage over peripheral IV sights

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Choose the current size carefully: 2 inch x 8 inch pad with 4 inch x 10 inch overall dimensions.
• This dressing is intended for lightly draining wounds based on the product details.

FAQ

• What kind of dressing is this? This is an adhesive island dressing with a non-adherent Telfa pad and a soft nonwoven backing.
• Is the dressing sterile? Yes. This Telfa adhesive island dressing is sterile.
• What size is this dressing? The pad size is 2 inch x 8 inch, and the overall dressing size is 4 inch x 10 inch.
• What wounds or sites is it meant for? The dressing is intended for lightly draining wounds and can also be used as a secure dressing for central and peripheral IV sights.
• Will the pad stick to the wound? The Telfa pad is non-adherent, which helps avoid disrupting healing tissue during dressing changes.

From Telfa by Cardinal Health.