TEGADERM +PAD TEGADERM Plus +PAD Film Dressing 9cm x 25cm x10 - Transparent/Waterproof/Non-Adh Pad

3M Tegaderm +Pad Film Dressing with Non-Adherent Pad Convenient, all-in-one sterile dressing reduces application time Waterproof barrier which allows patients to bathe or shower without removing dressing Unique, non-adherent pad won`t stick to the wound, allowing normal wound healing processes to occur with less pain and trauma Breathable film allows skin to function normally with good exchange of moisture vapor and oxygen Wound Care Condition Type Abrasions, Closed Intact Surgical Wound, Donor Sites, Laceration, Neuropathic Ulcers, Open Surgical Wounds, Skin Tear, Superficial Partial Thickness Burns Convenient, all-in-one sterile dressing reduces application time Waterproof barrier which allows patients to bathe or shower without removing dressing Unique, non-adherent pad won`t stick to the wound, allowing normal wound healing processes to occur with less pain and trauma Breathable film allows skin to function normally with good exchange of moisture vapour and oxygen Conformable dressing that is easy to apply and stretches with the skin to promote longer wear time This island dressing is a sterile, waterproof, viral and bacterial barrier which consists of a non-adherent absorbent pad bonded to a larger thin film transparent dressing (In vitro testing shows that the transparent film provides a viral barrier from virus 27 nm in diameter or larger while the dressing remains intact without leakage) Suggested Applications Post-operative wounds Acute wounds such as abrasions and lacerations Light-to-moderately-draining chronic wounds Superficial and partial-thickness burns I.V. catheter sites (peripheral and central lines) To secure or cover devices Secondary dressing applications: Over hydrogels, alginates, and gauze Directions 1. Clean the wound and surrounding area. 2. Remove the dressing from its packaging, ensuring the protective layer remains intact. 3. Position the dressing over the wound, with the non-adherent pad in direct contact with the wound. 4. Gently press the dressing into place, ensuring it adheres to the skin around the wound. 5. Secure the dressing with tape or a bandage as needed. 6. Change the dressing regularly, or as directed by a healthcare professional.