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1620 Tegaderm Dressings are flexible against your skin to provide a barrier from contaminants. Hypoallergenic and latex free, the 1620 Tegaderm dressing may be used by most patients. The transparent design provides for wound observation, resulting in less frequent dressing changes and less wound trauma. The 1620 first aid style dressing comes with a built-in label and centering line. The Tegaderm 1620 dressing may to cut to fit the desired shape and size.
A larger size Tegaderm First Aid Dressing is available at 4 x 4-3/4 Inch called the 1621 Transparent Dressing.
Features & Benefits
- Improves patient outcomes.
- Provides wound observation.
- Less frequent dressing changes.
- May cut to desired shape and size.
- Gentle to skin.
- Built-in label and centering line.
- Provides a barrier to external contaminants.
Specifications
- Product Number: 1620.
- Size Options: 2 3/8 x 2 3/4 Inch.
- Shape: Rectangle.
- Application: Wound Protection and Securement.
- Sterile.
- Waterproof.
- Manufacturer: 3M.
- Brand: Tegaderm.
- UNSPSC Code: 42311527.
- HCPCS Code: A6257.
Manuals and Documents
3M Tegaderm Transparent Dressings Application Instructions show step-by-step information.- Transparent Film Dressing Instructions covers product description, indications and precautions.
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Manufacturer 3M Brand Tegaderm
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WFR2010
02/37/2019
Most used item in kit
This Tegaderm occlusive dressing is one of the most-used items in my first aid kit. With Tincture of Benzoin (to aid adhesion to skin) and wound closure strips, I've closed many serious cuts and gashes where the skin is too far separated for a simple bandage, but not quite serious enough for stitches. Then I cover the entire wound site with this Tegaderm layer to make a clean, protective dressing. I closed a gash on a friend's knee on the first day of a backpacking trip, and the large surface area of the Tegaderm helped it stay on for the remainder of the 3-day trip. All kits should include this useful item.
