Smith & Nephew Opsite Post-Op Transparent Waterproof Dressing 2-1/2 x 2 In.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Smith & Nephew Opsite® Post-Op Transparent Waterproof Dressing with Highly Absorbent Pad 2-1/2" x 2", Low Adherence, Latex-free.
High MVTR - The patented REACTIC film has a unique molecular structure making it significantly more permeable to water vapor than ordinary films in the presence of moisture.
Waterproof film - Patient can shower with the dressing in place.
Bacterial barrier - Helps protect the site against extrinsic contamination, reducing the risk of infection by bacteria.
Latex-free formula - A unique grid pattern adhesive.
Highly-Absorbent Pad - Rapidly absorbs exudate. Allows lateral spread across the pad to maximize absorbency and help reduce the risk of skin maceration.
Low Adherence - The wound contact layer enables exudate to pass through to allow minimal trauma on removal.
Conformable - Comfortable and non-restrictive for the patient.
Round Corners/Thin Film - Reduces occurences of lifting or snag, helping the dressing stay in place longer.
Unit of Measure Contents Sold By
Case (CA) 100 Each 1 Total (1 Case)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What are composite wound dressings?
A: Composite dressings are multi-layered wound care products designed to provide protection, absorb moisture, and promote healing. They combine different materials to manage exudate while preventing contamination.
Q: How often should wound dressings be changed?
A: The frequency of dressing changes depends on the wound type and the amount of exudate. Composite dressings can typically remain in place for several days, but it's best to follow a healthcare provider's recommendation.
Q: Can composite dressings be used on infected wounds?
A: Some composite dressings contain antimicrobial properties, but if a wound is infected, it’s important to seek medical advice before selecting a dressing.
Q: Are composite dressings waterproof?
A: Many composite dressings include a waterproof outer layer that protects the wound from external moisture while allowing breathability.
Q: Can composite dressings be used on burns?
A: Yes, composite dressings can be used on minor burns, but severe burns should be treated under medical supervision with specialized dressings.
Q: Where can I buy composite wound dressings?
A: Composite wound dressings are available at medical supply stores, pharmacies, and online at Medicinal Supplies.