Smith+Nephew 66800559 Durafiber Dressing, 2"x2", 10/bx, 20 bx/cs

The Smith & Nephew 66800559 Durafiber Dressing is a high-quality wound care product designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide effective wound management, promoting a conducive environment for healing. This dressing is particularly useful for managing chronic and acute wounds, making it an essential tool for healthcare professionals and patients alike.

Overview

The Durafiber Dressing is engineered to handle a wide range of wound types, from minor cuts and abrasions to more complex wounds such as ulcers and burns. Its primary function is to absorb exudate, reducing the risk of maceration and promoting an optimal healing environment. The dressing's unique fiber structure allows it to conform to the wound bed, ensuring consistent and even absorption. This results in reduced dressing changes, which can decrease the risk of wound disturbance and promote faster healing times.

Key Features

• Highly absorbent, reducing the need for frequent dressing changes
• Conforms to the wound bed, ensuring even absorption and minimal disturbance
• Promotes a moist environment, conducive to wound healing
• Easy to apply and remove, minimizing discomfort for patients
• Suitable for a wide range of wound types, including chronic and acute wounds
• Can be used in conjunction with other wound care products for enhanced healing
• Designed for comfort, reducing the risk of skin irritation and reactions

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the Smith & Nephew 66800559 Durafiber Dressing: • Dimensions: 2" x 2" • Quantity per box: 10 dressings • Quantity per case: 20 boxes • Materials: High-quality, absorbent fibers • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for wound care products

Ideal For

This product is suitable for use in various medical environments, including: • Hospitals • Clinics • Outpatient wound care centers • Home care settings • Long-term care facilities • Rehabilitation centers