McKesson Hydrogel Amorphous Dressing

McKesson Hydrogel Amorphous Dressing Overview

The McKesson Hydrogel Amorphous Dressing is a primary wound dressing designed for wounds with light or no exudate. It helps maintain a moist wound healing environment, promoting autolytic debridement and assisting in the healing process. This hydrogel dressing is non-cytotoxic and non-sterile, making it safe for use on various types of wounds.

Features and Benefits

• Moisture Retention: The hydrogel composition of this dressing adds or maintains moisture in the wound, creating an optimal environment for healing.
• Autolytic Debridement: By maintaining a moist wound bed, this dressing supports the natural process of autolytic debridement, helping to remove dead tissue from the wound.
• Skin Protection: To prevent maceration of peri-wound skin, it is recommended to apply a moisture barrier ointment or barrier film before using this dressing.
• Versatile Application: The McKesson Hydrogel Amorphous Dressing can be used as a primary dressing on wounds with light or no exudate. It is compatible with various secondary dressings depending on the amount of exudate and frequency of dressing change.
• Gentle Formulation: This hydrogel dressing is not made with natural rubber latex, reducing the risk of allergic reactions in latex-sensitive individuals.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What sizes are available for the McKesson Hydrogel Amorphous Dressing?

A: The McKesson Hydrogel Amorphous Dressing is available in two sizes:

1721 - 1 oz. Bottle

• 1 fl. oz. (28 g) - Packaged in an innovative accordion-like tube, designed for easy dispensing of the gel into hard-to-reach areas.
• Packaged: 12 Bottles Per Case
• Volume: 1 oz.

1722 - 3 oz. Bottle

• 3 fl oz (85 g) - Comes in a multiple-use standard tube container.
• Packaged: 12 Tubes Per Case
• Volume: 3 oz.

Note: It is important to consult with a healthcare professional for proper wound care management and dressing selection.

This product description is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult with a healthcare professional for proper wound care management and treatment options.