Advance Wound Care Adhesive CE Hydrocolloid Wound Dressing With
Border
Overview:
CE hydrocolloid dressing is a dressing made of elastic polymer
hydrogel mixed with synthetic rubber and viscous material. The most
common gel in dressings is hydroxymethyl cellulose, which can be
firmly adhered to the skin around the wound, and swells up to 12
times after absorbing the exudate.
Specificaiton:
Product name | CE Hydrocolloid Wound Dressing |
material | Alginate |
Model | Filling rope |
SIZE | customization |
Color | light yellow |
Use | cut ,bleeding |
application | skin care |
MOQ | 10000 |
Feature: | Sterilized |
certificates | CE ISO EN13485 |
type | Adhesive |
Feature:
1.Keep the wound in a moist enviroment, promote wound healing,
effectively release pains and reduce frequency of wound care
dressing.
2.Waterproof, breathable, protect the wound from microbial
invasion.
3.Excellent elasticith and self-adhesive,comfortable and convenient
to use.
4.Change the dressing when it turns white.
5.Easy to peel off, no adherence to wound,effectivly reduce the
potential damage and pains.
Application:
Various types of low to moderate exudative wounds, venous lower
extremity ulcers, stage I-II bedsores, small-area superficial
burns, postoperative wounds, donor site wounds, various superficial
traumas and plastic and cosmetic wounds , The granulation and
epithelialization phases of chronic wounds.
User precautions:
1. Hydrocolloid dressing should be 2cm larger than the wound area
to ensure the wound could be covered by the dressing.
2. If the wound is more than 5mm deep, it is better to fill the
wound with proper material before using the dressing.
3. It is not for wounds with heavy exudates.
4. When the dressing becomes white and swelling, it is indicated
that the dressing should be changed.
5. At the beginning of using the dressing, wound area may be
enlarged, this is caused by the debridement function of the
dressing, and it is the normal phenomenon.
Instructions:
1.Clean and dry skin before use, ensuring blister area is free of
creams and oils.
2.Remove the top paper, then the bottom paper, avoiding touching
the adhesive side.
3.Apply plaster firmly over blister, ensuring the edges are well
smoothed down.
4.Leave in place until it starts to detach (Note: may stay in place
up to several days).
5.To remove plaster: do not pull upwards but slowly stretch along
the skin.
