Vitaplus Adhesive Wound Dressing 9x10cm 5 Pack is a sterile, high-quality dressing designed to support effective wound care. Suitable for various wounds such as surgical incisions, cuts, and abrasions, the 9x10cm size offers excellent coverage for larger wounds or areas needing additional protection. The hypoallergenic adhesive and breathable material ensure optimal healing conditions while reducing the risk of skin irritation.

Key features

• Sterile and individually wrapped for hygienic application.
• Highly absorbent pad with low adherence to prevent sticking to the wound.
• Breathable construction allows air circulation, promoting faster healing.
• Flexible and conforming design for comfortable wear on various body areas.
• Hypoallergenic adhesive suitable for sensitive skin.
• Waterproof barrier protects against external contaminants.

What are the benefits of using Vitaplus Adhesive Wound Dressing?

Vitaplus Adhesive Wound Dressings offer reliable wound protection while fostering optimal healing conditions. The breathable material prevents maceration by allowing air circulation, and the absorbent pad effectively manages wound exudate.

How does Vitaplus Adhesive Wound Dressing work?

This dressing creates a protective barrier over the wound, keeping it clean and dry. The absorbent pad controls wound fluid, while the adhesive edges hold the dressing securely in place. The low-adherent surface reduces pain and trauma during dressing changes.

Are these dressings suitable for all skin types?

Yes, Vitaplus Adhesive Wound Dressings are crafted with a hypoallergenic adhesive, making them compatible with most skin types, including sensitive skin. This design minimizes the risk of allergic reactions or irritation.

Can these dressings be used on children?

Vitaplus Adhesive Wound Dressings are safe for children. However, it's essential to supervise the application and removal for younger users. Consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns about wound care for children.

Is the dressing waterproof?

The dressing provides a water-resistant barrier suitable for brief water exposure, such as during showers. However, it is not fully waterproof, and prolonged submersion should be avoided to maintain its integrity.

The dressing should be changed depending on the wound's condition and the amount of exudate. Typically, it's recommended to change it when it becomes saturated, loose, or as advised by a healthcare professional. For most wounds, changes every 1-3 days are common.