PolyMem Silver Finger And Toe Dressing

How to Use Polymem Finger Dressing

Dressing Change:

• Change the bandage before you see wetness at the edges of the pad.
• If the pad gets wet, change it right away.
• For not very wet wounds in healthy people, you can keep the bandage for up to seven days.
• Change it more often if the person has a weak immune system, diabetes, or if the wound has an infection.
• Carefully remove the bandage from the wound. It won't stick to the wound, so it shouldn't hurt.
• Don't clean the wound with water or saline unless it's infected.
• Special bandages have a cleaner in them, so you don't need to clean the wound separately.
• Cleaning too much can slow down healing.
• After taking off the old bandage, put on a new one.

How PolyMem Wound Dressings Work:

Keep the Wound Clean:

• The dressing has a gentle cleaner that activates when it gets wet.
• This helps keep the wound clean by reducing tension between healthy tissue and debris.

Make Healing Easier:

• Glycerin, a moisturizer in the dressing, makes sure the bandage doesn't stick to the wound.
• It also keeps the wound comfortable, reduces bad smells, and supports the natural healing process.

Absorb Wound Fluid Efficiently:

• The dressing can absorb a lot of fluid (up to ten times its weight) without falling apart.
• It pulls in water from the wound, leaving behind the good stuff that helps the wound heal.

Protect and Let Breathe:

• The thin film on top of the dressing keeps liquid out but lets oxygen and carbon dioxide pass through.
• This helps maintain the right moisture balance for the wound to heal.
• You can see through the film to know when it's time to change the dressing.

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