Medline SV80XT - Transparent Film Dressing SorbaView® 2000 5 X 6-1/2 Inch Frame Style Delivery Rectangle Sterile - 50/Case
The SorbaView 2000 transparent film dressing with pad from Medline is a sterile, rectangular frame-style dressing measuring 5 X 6-1/2 Inch. It has an absorbent pad and a film that lets skin breathe.
This product can be found in our First Aid & Wound Care -> Wound Dressings -> Dressings section.
- SKU
- 100-442245CS
- Material
- Film - Fabric
Description / Medline SV80XT - Transparent Film Dressing SorbaView® 2000 5 X 6-1/2 Inch Frame Style Delivery Rectangle Sterile - 50/Case
The Medline SorbaView 2000 is a transparent film dressing with an absorbent pad. It is a sterile, rectangular dressing that uses a frame-style delivery system. Its film is designed to be easy to apply and to stay in place.
- Easy to apply: the dressing is made so it won't stick to itself during application
- Stays securely in place
- Film acts as a barrier against bacteria and contaminants
- Absorbent pad wicks away moisture
- One-way permeable film allows skin to breathe
- Frame style delivery
- Dimensions: 5 X 6-1/2 Inch
- Pad size: 3-1/5 X 3-1/5 Inch pad
- Rectangle shape
- Material: film / fabric
- Nonadhesive pad type listed in specs
- Sterile
- Length: 5 to 12 Inch Length
Check that the 5 X 6-1/2 Inch dressing size and the 3-1/5 X 3-1/5 Inch pad suit your needs before ordering.
More Information
| Unit Of Measure | Case |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Item Number | SV80XT |
| Manufacturer Name | Medline |
| Manufacturer Number | SV80XT |
| Application | Transparent Film Dressing |
| Brand Or Series | SorbaView® 2000 |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 50 |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Dimensions | 5 X 6-1-2 Inch |
| Pad Size | 3-1-5 X 3-1-5 Inch Pad |
| Adhesive Type | Nonadhesive |
| Length | 5 to 12 Inch Length |
| Material | Film - Fabric |
| Shape | Rectangle |
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