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• Transparent film dressing for wound care.
• Post-surgical dressing.
• Transparent wound dressing is gentle for frequent dressing changes.
• As one of types of medical dressings, this transparent film dressing for wounds is fit for acute wounds such as abrasions and lacerations.
• Film dressing for wounds can be used for superficial and partial-thickness burns.
• I.V. catheter sites.
• Light to moderately draining wounds.
• To secure or cover devices.
• Secondary dressing applications.
• Over hydrogels, alginates, and gauze.

• Polyurethane film has a good antibacterial effect and can reduce the risk of infection.
• The polyurethane film has good air permeability and can reduce the risk of wound maceration.
• The good waterproof performance of transparent adhesive polyurethane wound dressing brings safe care to patients.
• Hypoallergenic medical glue effectively reduces allergic reactions in patients.

Instructions for Using Transparent Film Dressing

Transparent film dressings are used to protect wounds, IV sites, and catheter insertions while allowing for easy monitoring. They provide a waterproof barrier while maintaining a moist wound environment.

Steps for Application:

1. Gather Supplies

• Transparent film dressing (e.g., Tegaderm)
• Sterile gloves (if needed)
• Saline or antiseptic solution
• Gauze pads (if needed)
• Scissors (if trimming is required)

2. Prepare the Skin

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water or use hand sanitizer.
• If necessary, wear sterile gloves.
• Clean the wound or skin around the area with saline or an antiseptic solution.
• Allow the area to dry completely before applying the dressing.

3. Apply the Transparent Dressing

• Open the packaging carefully, avoiding contamination of the adhesive.
• If trimming is needed, cut the dressing to the appropriate size.
• Remove the protective backing while ensuring not to touch the adhesive side.
• Apply the dressing over the wound or device, ensuring it fully covers the area.
• Smooth the edges to ensure a firm seal and prevent lifting.

4. Secure and Monitor

• Ensure there are no air bubbles trapped under the dressing.
• Check the edges to ensure proper adhesion.
• Monitor the wound or site for any signs of infection, leakage, or dressing lifting.
• The dressing can remain in place for several days unless it becomes loose, soiled, or there are signs of infection.

Removal Instructions

• Wash hands and put on gloves if necessary.
• Gently lift one edge of the dressing and slowly pull it back over itself (not straight up) to avoid skin damage.
• If resistance is felt, apply a saline or adhesive remover to loosen the dressing.
• Dispose of the used dressing properly and clean the wound if needed.

Tips for Best Results

• Ensure the skin is dry before application to improve adhesion.
• Avoid stretching the dressing during application to prevent skin irritation.
• If redness or irritation occurs, consider switching to a different dressing type.