Carbou Super Absorbent Wound Dressing Pads, Non Adhesive

Carbou Super Absorbent Wound Dressing Pads, Non Adhesive

$21.99 USD

Size: 4" x4" - 20 pack

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Why choose it

High Absorbency

The absorbent core can absorb a large amount of wound exudate, up to 20 times its weight.

Locks in Exudate

Helps lock exudate inside the core, reducing leakage and wound immersion.

Less Pain and Trauma

The non-adherent contact layer helps reduce pain and trauma during dressing changes.

Moist Healing Support

Absorbs excess exudate while helping maintain a moist wound environment.

High Absorbency

The absorbent core can absorb a large amount of wound exudate, up to 20 times its weight.

Locks in Exudate

Helps lock exudate inside the core, reducing leakage and wound immersion.

Less Pain and Trauma

The non-adherent contact layer helps reduce pain and trauma during dressing changes.

Moist Healing Support

Absorbs excess exudate while helping maintain a moist wound environment.

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Product Details

Super Absorbent Dressing for Wound Care: This dressing is a multi-layer wound dressing with super absorbent ability, which is non adhesive, hydrophilic, and highly absorbent. Fully absorb wound secretions, reduce wound immersion, and provide a moist environment that helps maintain optimal conditions for wound care.
High Absorption & Gentle Removal: Super absorbent gauze pad adopts a 5-layer structure design and contains a polymer composite absorption pad that can absorb a large amount of exudate and lock it in the inner core, reducing wound immersion while keeping the wound moist and reducing external contamination.
Non-Adherent and Breathable: Super absorbent wound dressing pad is non adhesive, fits the skin wound, soft and comfortable, and has a certain cushion pressure reducing effect. Will not adhere to the wound, while reducing the number of changes, avoiding secondary injuries and skin trauma.
Wide Range of Applications: Super absorbent pads for wound care is suitable for moderate to heavily exudate wounds. Such as post-operative wounds, pressure ulcers, bedsores, diabetic foot ulcers, leg venous ulcers, trauma wounds, abrasions, lacerations, burns and other types of wounds.

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What is the main purpose of this super absorbent dressing?

It is specially designed for moderate-to-highly exuding wounds. The polymer composite core absorbs a large volume of fluid and locks it inside, helping to minimize wound maceration and maintain an optimal moist environment for healing.

Is it self-adhesive, and how do I secure it in place?

No, this is a non-adhesive dressing. Its non-adherent contact layer is engineered to resist sticking to the wound bed to help reduce pain during removal. You will need a secondary cover, such as medical tape, bandages, or a transparent film dressing, to secure it.

What wound types is it suitable for, and how often should it be changed?

It is commonly used for post-operative wounds, pressure ulcers, bedsores, diabetic foot ulcers, and traumatic wounds. Its high capacity helps reduce the frequency of changes; however, the actual wear time generally depends on the volume of wound exudate.

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