Product Overview
ADAPTIC Non-Adhering Dressing is a primary dressing for dry to highly exuding wounds with vulnerable wound structures. Fragile tissue requires special attention, making ADAPTIC dressing an ideal choice. It is impregnated with a petrolatum emulsion to prevent the dressing from adhering and causing trauma with each dressing change. This non-adherent dressing is available in a variety of sizes but can be cut to fit the wound without shredding, which is helpful since it is placed directly over the wound. A sterile secondary dressing is necessary to secure the dressing and manage exudate if necessary. Depending upon the amount of fluid drainage, ADAPTIC Wound Dressing can remain in place for up to a week.
Features and Benefits
- Impregnated With Petrolatum Emulsion
- Dressing Changes Wont Disturb the Wound
- Protects Fragile Tissue
- Manages Wound Exudate To Prevent Maceration
- Protects Tissue Throughout Healing Stages
- Mesh Material Cuts To Size Without Unraveling
- Protects the Wound for Up to a Week
- Sterile and Won't Introduce Bacteria
- Ouchless Removal
- Prevents Pooling and Maceration
Indications
- First- and second-degree burns
- Abrasions
- Skin grafts
- Venous ulcers
- Pressure injuries
- Nail extractions
- Eczema
- Skin staples and suture lines
- Surgical incisions
- Lacerations
- Reconstructive procedures
Product Specifications
- Brand: ADAPTIC
- Product Numbers: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2019
- Dressing Sizes: 3 x 3 Inches, 3 x 8 Inches, 3 x 16 Inches, 5 x 9 Inches
- Latex Indicator: Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex
- Sterility: Sterile
- Material: Acetate Fabric and Petrolatum
- Application: Nonadherent Primary Wound Dressing
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How often do you change the dressing?
The frequency of dressing changes will depend on the amount of exudate. The manufacturer recommends leaving the dressing in place for up to seven days or changing twice a week with higher-exuding wounds.
Is ADAPTIC good for open wounds?
Yes. It is a primary wound contact layer that is gentle to open and semi-closed wounds.
Is this considered Vaseline gauze?
Vaseline is a brand name. But the structure is the same as Vaseline gauze since it is also made with petrolatum
Is acetate fabric the same as nylon?
The cellulose acetate fabric is a manufactured fiber like nylon; however, acetate is from regenerated cellulose fibers that give it a silky look and feel.
Manuals and Documents
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