The McKesson MedSurg super absorbent wound dressing is a sterile, rectangular 8 x 16 inch dressing with an absorbent silicone foam and a gentle silicone contact layer. It has no border.
The McKesson MedSurg wound dressing with SAP is a super absorbent dressing, built to handle moderate to heavy wound drainage. It is a large, sterile, rectangular dressing that measures 8 x 16 inches. A gentle silicone contact layer is made for sensitive and delicate skin.
Absorbent silicone foam, used for moderate to heavy wound drainage
Gentle silicone contact layer, made for sensitive and delicate skin
Large 8" x 16" size covers extensive wound areas
Designed to reduce discomfort during dressing changes and removal
Designed to keep wounds clean and protected
Easy-to-remove design for gentle, atraumatic dressing changes
Made to support a moist wound environment
Super absorbent dressing (SAP)
Rectangle shape, without border
Nonadhesive
Water repellent backing
Nonwoven material
Blue and white
Pad size: 6-4/5 X 14-3/4 inch
Length: 13 to 18 inch
Sterile
Check that the 8 X 16 inch size and the 6-4/5 X 14-3/4 inch pad suit the area you need to cover before ordering.
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