Medline - Curad Xeroform - CUR253440 - Gauze Dressing, Sterile, Non-Adhesive, 4 Xeroform

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Brand: Curad Xeroform
Application: Impregnated Dressing
Sterility: Sterile
Material: USP Mesh Petrolatum Gauze
Strength: 3% Strength
Shape: Square
Sold By: Each
WHSXX: IM1

Product Overview

Product Description
The Medline Curad Xeroform Gauze Dressing is a premium sterile dressing designed for optimal wound care. This non-adhesive, standard-sized dressing measures 4 inches by 4 inches, making it suitable for a variety of wound types. Its unique formulation provides a moist healing environment, promoting faster recovery while minimizing pain and discomfort during dressing changes.

Features
- Sterile and individually packaged for maximum hygiene
- Non-adhesive design prevents skin irritation
- 4" L x 4" W square size fits most standard wounds
- Contains a petrolatum base to keep the wound moist
- Ideal for use on minor burns, cuts, and post-surgical wounds

Specifications
- Brand: Medline Curad
- Product Code: CUR253440
- Dimensions: 4 inches x 4 inches
- Type: Xeroform Gauze Dressing
- Sterility: Sterile
- Adhesive: Non-adhesive

Use Suggestion
For optimal results, apply the Xeroform Gauze Dressing directly to the wound after cleaning. Secure with a secondary dressing if necessary to ensure it stays in place. Change the dressing as needed, especially if it becomes wet or soiled, to maintain a clean and healthy healing environment.

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  • 4
    Effective but stinky

    Posted by Jt in healthproductsforyou on Jun 2nd 2016

    The Bismuth tribrorophenate deoderizing agent itself smells very strong. My coworkers were quick to comment, wondering what this smell was. Even through an airtight Tegederm bandage, it was detectable. Just saying.