Alginate Wound Dressing, 4'' x 4'', Pack of 10 Sterile Pads

Description:

Promote healing with these alginate wound dressings, designed for optimal absorbency and comfort. Each 4'' x 4'' pad is individually sterile, making them perfect for various wound types. A reliable choice for healthcare professionals and home care use.

Features:

• Pack of 10 individual sterile alginate dressings for effective wound management.
• 4'' x 4'' size is ideal for covering a variety of wound types and sizes.
• Highly absorbent material promotes healing while keeping the wound moist.
• Non-stick padding ensures comfort and minimizes trauma during dressing changes.
• A valuable addition to any first aid kit or medical practice for wound care.

Additional Info:

• material : non-adhesive, accelerate the blood coagulation, high absorbency, fabric_type : 99% calcium alginate fiber and 1% polysorbate 20
• ?High Absorbency?: The Boxania alginate dressing can absorb 20 times its own weight in liquid and 5-8 times more than ordinary wound bandages. In addition, the soft, non-adhesive dressing conforms well to the wound surface and reduces the frequency of dressing changes.
• ?Promote wound healing?: The Boxania alginate dressing absorbs wound exudate and releases calcium ions to accelerate the blood coagulation process. At the same time, a layer of stable mesh gel is formed on the surface of the wound, creating a moist environment for the wound that is conducive to tissue growth.
• ?Easy to use and remove?: Compared with ordinary gauze, non-adherent alginate dressings do not stick to the wound and reduce pain. Easy to remove from the wound surface, no foreign matter remains, providing a good healing environment for the wound.
• ?Cut to the wound shape?: The non-adhesive alginate dressing is soft and can be cut to the size of the wound. Fills the wound space and promotes cavity growth. Don't forget to use an adhesive dressing or tape to secure the non-adhesive alginate dressing to the wound.
• ?For first aid kits?: Suitable for moderate to high exudative, hemorrhagic, refractory and lacunar wounds. Such as lower limb ulcers, bedsores, diabetic foot, postoperative wounds, donor sites, abscesses, nasal surgery, sinus tract, tooth extraction, etc.