Gentell DKC20053 - Derma Sciences Impregnated Dressing, 1 x 36 Inch - 12/Box, 72/Case
Order notes
- This product may be on a manufacturer backorder - we will confirm your order by phone or email before processing
- Made of fine, soft, conformable gauze impregnated with white petrolatum
- Removal of these dressings causes minimal trauma to the wound bed and wounded individual
- Sterile
- Comparable to Curity® and Adaptic® PG (a registered trademark of 3M) and Medline's petrolatum gauze dressings
- 1 x 36 inches
This product can be found in our First Aid & Wound Care -> Wound Dressings -> Dressings section.
- SKU
- 100-934744SV
- Color
- White
- Material
- Gauze
Description / Gentell DKC20053 - Derma Sciences Impregnated Dressing, 1 x 36 Inch - 12/Box, 72/Case
The Gentell Derma Sciences impregnated dressing is a gauze strip soaked in white petrolatum, a soft petroleum-based ointment. It measures 1 x 36 inches and arrives sterile. Facility buyers and home caregivers can check the size and material below.
- Fine, soft, conformable gauze impregnated with white petrolatum
- Made so removal causes minimal trauma to the wound bed and the wounded individual
- Sterile
- Comparable to Curity and Adaptic PG (a registered trademark of 3M) and to Medline's petrolatum gauze dressings
- Size: 1 x 36 inches
- Petrolatum impregnated dressing in a strip shape
- Color: white
- Material: gauze
- Length range: 25 to 36 Inch Length
- Manufacturer number: DKC20053
Check that the 1 x 36 inch strip size fits your needs before ordering.
More Information
| Manufacturer Name | Gentell |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Number | DKC20053 |
| Application | Petrolatum Impregnated Dressing |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 12 |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Dimensions | 1 X 36 Inch |
| Length | 25 to 36 Inch Length |
| Material | Gauze |
| Shape | Strip |
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- Foam dressings: padded, absorbent dressings, with or without an adhesive border, including Allevyn.
- Silicone foam dressings: foam with a soft silicone layer on the side that touches the skin, including Mepilex.
- Hydrocolloid dressings: thin, flexible dressings that form a gel as they take up fluid, including DuoDerm CGF.
- Alginate and gelling fiber dressings: soft calcium alginate dressings such as Kaltostat, and Hydrofiber gelling fiber dressings such as Aquacel Ribbon.
- Hydrogel dressings: water-based gels, such as Intrasite, that add moisture to a dressing.
- Transparent film dressings: thin, clear dressings that hold a wound covering in place.
- Gauze and non-adherent dressings: gauze pads and rolls, non-adherent dressings such as Telfa, and petrolatum gauze such as Xeroform.
- Collagen and honey dressings: specialty dressings for clinical wound care programs.
Reading a dressing listing
Product names give the dressing type, brand, and size, written as width by length in inches or centimeters. Check whether the dressing has an adhesive border, whether it is sterile, and how it is sold: each, box, carton, or case. A wound care nurse, doctor, or other clinician chooses the dressing for a particular wound.
What is the difference between bordered and borderless foam?
A bordered foam dressing has an adhesive edge that holds it in place. A borderless foam dressing is held in place with tape or a wrap.
What is a Hydrofiber dressing?
A Hydrofiber, or gelling fiber, dressing such as Aquacel turns into a gel as it takes up fluid.
What does "non-adherent" mean?
The surface of the dressing is made not to stick to the wound.