Discover the benefits of the Proximel Basic Non-Bordered Foam Dressing, a two-layer polyurethane foam dressing engineered to manage wound exudate efficiently. Its design incorporates a vapor-permeable top film that allows the wound to breathe while maintaining the optimal moisture level for healing. Ideal for healthcare professionals, this advanced dressing requires no adhesive and can be held in place with secondary dressings or compression, depending on the needs of the patient and the wound care protocol.

Features

• Two-layer polyurethane foam construction
• Highly absorbent to manage wound exudate effectively
• Vapor permeable top layer to promote ideal moisture balance
• Non-adhesive for versatile application and ease of use
• Suitable for use under compression therapy

Benefits

• Supports a moist wound healing environment
• May be secured with various secondary materials for a customizable fit
• Conforms to different wound sites for patient comfort
• Non-adhesive nature minimizes skin irritation and trauma upon removal

Application Instructions for Wound Dressing:

Preparation:
Clean and dry the wound area following established protocols before application.

Dressing Selection:
Choose the appropriate dressing size based on the wound dimensions.
Note: The dressing can be cut to size if needed.

Positioning:
Place the white foam pad onto the wound, ensuring that the beige outer layer faces outward.

Overlap:
Allow the dressing to overlap the dry skin surrounding the wound by at least 4 to 8 inches (1-2cm).

Secure the Dressing:
Use tape or a secondary dressing to secure the applied wound dressing in place.

Replacement Frequency:
The frequency of dressing replacement depends on the patient's condition and the level of exudate.
The recommended wear time is no more than 7 days.

Note: Adherence to proper application procedures and replacement schedules is crucial for optimal wound care. Healthcare providers should follow established protocols and consider the specific needs of each patient. If there are any concerns or changes in the wound condition, consult with a healthcare professional for further guidance.

Specifications

HPIS Code	740_90_0_0
Latex-Free	Yes
UNSPSC	42311510