Deroyal Polyderm Border Hydrophilic Foam Wound Dressing

When to use Polyderm Border Hydrophilic Foam Dressing?

• Dermal ulcers.
• Pressure ulcers.
• Leg ulcers.
• Secreting ulcers.
• Second-degree burns.
• Acute wounds.
• Lacerations and abrasions.
• Tube sites.
• Other superficial wounds.

How to use Polyderm wound Dressing?

• Inspect the packaging for damage or defects. Replace the entire dressing if the packaging is damaged
• Clean the wound of excess drainage and fluid, and thoroughly dry skin around the wound
• Open the dressing package

Adhesive Dressings:

• Peel the paper liner from the back of the adhesive dressing
• Center the foam over the wound
• If the dressing has a film barrier, carefully peel away the clear carrier as you press the dressing into place
• Change dressing as needed when wet, soiled, leaking, or as directed by a licensed practitioner
• To remove the dressing, hold the edge of the adhesive border and carefully pull it in the direction of hair growth, lifting the bandage from the wound
• Dispose of the soiled dressing

Contraindications:

• Third-degree burns
• Heavily bleeding wounds
• Individuals who are sensitive to or have had an allergic reaction to the dressing or its materials
• Use during surgical procedures as a surgical sponge

Warnings:

• This device is for single use only. Do not reuse, reprocess, or re-sterilize this dressing. Reuse, reprocessing, or re-sterilization may damage the dressing and result in injury, infection, or death.
• Do not use if the individual package is opened or if the box or the dressing is damaged. Carefully inspect the dressing for damage or defects before use
• Seek medical attention if your wound is more severe than a minor abrasion, minor laceration, or minor scald and burn. Also, seek medical attention if you have signs of an infection or allergic reaction such as fever, redness, pain, or swelling
• If you have any signs of an allergic reaction, discontinue using the dressing and rinse the wound and surrounding skin
• If applicable, ensure the bandage adheres to the skin. Dressings with weak adhesives should be replaced immediately
• If dressing is ineffective or does not absorb, discard and replace
• If applicable, dispose of all used dressings with care to avoid exposure to or contamination of biohazard

Cautions:

• Ensure the dressing fully covers your wound
• If the dressing rips or tears before or during the application, discard the torn dressing and replace it
• Before removal, ensure the dressing has not adhered to the wound. If the sauce has adhered to the damage, rinse with water or saline solution to loosen
• Take proper care when removing a dressing with adhesive as it may result in skin irritation
• If the bond is too strong or the skin is fragile, rinse with water or saline solution to loosen

Storage Conditions:

• Store at room temperature and avoid excessive heat and humidity

Warranty

120 Days Warranty

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