Medline Versatel One Silicone Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 4" x 7", in Educational Packaging, 1/EA

Versatel One Silicone Wound Contact Layer Dressing, 4" x 7", in Educational Packaging, 1/EA

Versatel One silicone wound contact layer dressing is a non-adherent primary dressing for managing a range of wounds while helping reduce pain during removal. It fits facilities and caregivers looking for a thin, flexible contact layer that conforms to body contours and moves exudate into a secondary dressing. This 4 inch x 7 inch dressing comes in educational packaging as 1 each.

Good Fit For

• Primary wound contact use with a secondary dressing
• Wounds on body areas where flexibility and contouring matter
• Care settings managing dry to heavily draining wounds

Key Features

• Non-adherent silicone contact layer helps protect moist wound beds during dressing removal
• Channels transfer exudate vertically into a secondary dressing and can aid delivery of topical treatments
• Thin, flexible construction conforms to body contours for a comfortable, secure seal
• Primary dressing format supports wound contact use with a secondary dressing
• Suitable for dry to heavily draining abrasions, chronic wounds, burns, blisters, cuts, lacerations, surgical wounds, and trauma wounds

Applications and Usage

• Managing abrasions with a gentle wound contact layer
• Covering venous or pressure injuries with a primary dressing
• Supporting care for first- and second-degree burns and blisters
• Using over cuts, lacerations, surgical wounds, and trauma wounds
• Aiding topical treatment delivery while moving exudate into a secondary dressing

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Not for third-degree burns
• Avoid use for individuals with known sensitivity to silicone
• Not for surgical implantation
• Check drainage to help determine dressing change frequency

FAQ

• Can this dressing be used directly on the wound as a primary layer? Yes. This is a primary non-adherent silicone contact dressing meant to sit at the wound surface and work with a secondary dressing.
• What types of wounds is this dressing intended for? This dressing is indicated for dry to heavily draining abrasions, chronic wounds such as venous or pressure injuries, first- and second-degree burns, blisters, cuts, lacerations, surgical wounds, and trauma wounds.
• How does the dressing help with drainage and topical treatments? Channels in the dressing transfer exudate vertically into a secondary dressing and can aid delivery of topical treatments.
• Is this dressing comfortable on curved or moving body areas? Yes. The dressing is thin and flexible, so it conforms to body contours for a comfortable and secure seal.
• Are there any situations where this dressing should not be used? Yes. This dressing should not be used for third-degree burns, for people with known sensitivity to silicone, or for surgical implantation.

From Versatel One by Medline.