Product Introduction

Waterproof Wound Dressing

All kinds of components required for efficient and effective peripheral catheter insertion or for starting or changing an IV site, provide peripheral catheter site care with securement dressing. The dressing kit combines securement and protection comprehensive solution in a convenient kit designed to improve patient comfort and reduce catheter-related infection.

Our Waterproof Wound Dressing is designed to keep wounds clean, dry, and protected, even in wet conditions. With a secure yet breathable barrier, it prevents water, dirt, and bacteria from entering, promoting a safe healing process. Ideal for cuts, burns, and post-surgical care, this Waterproof Wound Dressing ensures long-lasting comfort and flexibility, making it perfect for daily use.

Specifications

Application

Waterproof dressings for wound care.
Post-surgical dressing.
Gentle, for frequent dressing changes.
Acute wounds such as abrasions and lacerations.
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.

Advantages

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 brings safe care to patients, which is similar to waterproof athletic tape for swimming.
Hypoallergenic medical glue effectively reduces allergic reactions in patients.

Instructions

Instructions for use of Waterproof Wound Dressing

1. Preparation

Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
Clean the wound area with antiseptic or saline solution and allow it to dry completely.
Ensure the skin around the wound is clean, dry, and free of oils or lotions.

2. Application

Remove the dressing from its sterile packaging.
If the dressing has a protective film, carefully peel off one side.
Place the adhesive side of the dressing over the wound, ensuring full coverage.
Smooth out the dressing to remove air bubbles and secure adhesion.
If the dressing has additional protective backing, peel it off gently.

3. Wearing the Dressing

Avoid excessive stretching when applying the dressing to prevent discomfort.
The dressing is waterproof and can stay in place while showering or bathing.
Check the edges periodically to ensure it remains sealed.

4. Removal

Carefully peel off the dressing from one corner.
Slowly pull it back over itself rather than away from the skin to minimize pain.
If resistance is felt, use warm water or medical adhesive remover to ease removal.

5. Precautions

Do not use on infected wounds unless directed by a healthcare provider.
If irritation, redness, or excessive moisture appears under the dressing, remove it and consult a healthcare professional.
Change the dressing as instructed, typically every 1–3 days or if it becomes loose or dirty.

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