Description
CUTIPLAST STERIL by Smith & Nephew is a highly versatile wound care solution designed for effective primary wound management. This sterile dressing is crafted from non-woven polyester fabric, making it both conformable and breathable. Its design includes a porous acrylic adhesive that is non-latex, ensuring compatibility with sensitive skin.
Key Features
- Low-Adherent Wound Pad: The dressing features a highly absorbent pad with a low-adherent contact layer, minimizing trauma during dressing changes and reducing wound disturbance.
- Breathability: Permeable to air and moisture vapor, it provides comfort and promotes a healthy healing environment.
- Secure Adhesion: The adhesive is protected by siliconised release paper until application, allowing the dressing to adhere securely to contoured body parts, including awkward joints.
Intended Use
CUTIPLAST STERIL is ideal for:
- Post-operative wounds
- Cuts and lacerations
- Sutured wounds
- Minor wounds such as grazes and surgical incisions
Available Sizes
The dressing comes in various sizes to suit different needs:
- 7.2 cm x 5 cm
- 7.5 cm x 5 cm
- 10 cm x 8 cm
- 15 cm x 8 cm
- 20 cm x 10 cm
- 25 cm x 10 cm
- 30 cm x 10 cm
Packaging Options
Available in individual pieces or in boxes of 5, 50, or 100, depending on the size, providing flexibility for both personal and professional use.
Safety and Storage
As a medical device, CUTIPLAST STERIL poses no known health risks during normal handling. It should be stored below 25°C in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from ignition sources. In case of fire, standard extinguishing methods are recommended, and disposal should follow local regulations, particularly for used dressings.
Environmental Considerations
The product is designed with minimal environmental impact in mind, especially when incinerated in appropriate facilities. Cardboard packaging is recyclable, aligning with sustainable practices.
Professional Guidance
Users are advised to follow the instructions for use and consult healthcare professionals if symptoms persist, ensuring optimal outcomes in wound care management.
