Telfa Disposamed® Non-Adherent Pads 3" x 4" Non-Woven Cotton Dressing Single

Why Choose the Telfa Disposamed® Non-Adherent Pads

The Telfa Disposamed® Non-Adherent Pad is designed for wound care situations where a dressing needs to cover and protect the wound without adhering directly to the wound surface. Its non-woven cotton dressing format helps support comfortable dressing changes, making it useful for minor wounds, surgical sites, abrasions, and caregiver-supported wound care routines.

Key Features

✔ Non-adherent wound dressing

✔ 3" x 4" pad size

✔ Non-woven cotton dressing

✔ Single dressing format

✔ Helps protect wounds during healing

✔ Designed to reduce sticking to the wound surface

✔ Useful for minor wounds, abrasions, and post-procedure sites

✔ Suitable for home care, clinical use, and first aid supplies

✔ Can be used with tape, gauze wrap, or secondary dressings when needed

Benefits

✔ Helps support more comfortable dressing changes

✔ Non-adherent design helps reduce disruption to the wound area

✔ 3" x 4" size is practical for many common wound care needs

✔ Useful for covering wounds with light drainage

✔ Single format is convenient for individual use or restocking

✔ Practical for caregivers, clinics, first aid kits, and home care

✔ Helps protect the wound while supporting routine care

Usage/Application

Ideal for minor wounds, cuts, abrasions, surgical sites, post-procedure dressing needs, first aid kits, home care, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, assisted living, and caregiver-supported wound care. Suitable for use as a primary non-adherent dressing when directed. Apply the non-adherent pad directly over the wound as a primary dressing, positioning the non-adherent surface against the wound so it helps reduce sticking and disruption at dressing changes, and securing it with medical tape, a gauze wrap, or a secondary dressing since it is non-adhesive. It suits minor wounds, abrasions, or surgical sites with light drainage. Change the pad according to the wound-care plan, keep the wound area clean, monitor for signs of infection, and for deep, heavily draining, infected, or non-healing wounds, or anything beyond a minor wound, follow the guidance of a healthcare professional.