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Unna Bandages and Unna Boots
Wound care experts choose semi-rigid Unna boot bandaging systems to help speed up patients’ healing processes without mobility loss. Named after German dermatologist inventor, Paul Gerson Unna, Unna bandages, Unna wraps and other products are typically used to treat edema, ulcers and sores in the lower extremities, often in conjunction with a hydrogel dressing that helps relieve skin irritation and keep the wound area moist. Unna bandages are a
Wound care experts choose semi-rigid Unna boot bandaging systems to help speed up patients’ healing processes without mobility loss. Named after German dermatologist inventor, Paul Gerson Unna, Unna bandages, Unna wraps and other products are typically used to treat edema, ulcers and sores in the lower extremities, often in conjunction with a hydrogel dressing that helps relieve skin irritation and keep the wound area moist. Unna bandages are also used to treat ankle sprains and injuries. Unna boots may be worn for up to seven days without changing if medical conditions permit. However, if a wound weeps or experiences discharge, it may be necessary to change the Unna bandage system every three days either by a wound care professional or a skilled family member.
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Cost-Effective
McKessonCotton Unna Boot with Zinc Oxide 4 Inch x 10 Yard - Non-Sterile- Indicated for venous stasis ulcer treatment
- Comes in a vacuum sealed pouch
- Single-use and disposable
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Highly Reviewed
Integra LifeSciencesPrimer Unna Boot Dressings- Embedded with a zinc oxide paste
- Discreet, easy to read, wetness indicator
- Finished edge to prevent stray strands
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Best in Class
Milliken HealthcareCoFlex TLC Calamine Two-Layer Kit - Latex-Free Unna Boot Dressings- Calamine-impregnated
- Built in compression indicator
- Absorbent for draining wounds
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