Leukomed Non-Woven Island Dressing Sterile 8 cm x 15 cm 50/box

Why Choose the Leukomed Non-Woven Island Dressing Sterile – 8 cm x 15 cm – 50/Box

The Leukomed Non-Woven Island Dressing is designed to help protect minor wounds, post-procedure sites, and compatible dressing areas while supporting comfort during wear. The absorbent island pad helps cover the wound area, while the non-woven backing provides a soft dressing surface for routine wound care applications — the breathable island dressing stretched to incision length.

Key Features

✔ Leukomed non-woven island dressing

✔ Sterile dressing format

✔ 8 cm x 15 cm size

✔ 50 dressings per box

✔ Absorbent island pad

✔ Soft non-woven backing

✔ Helps protect wound or post-procedure sites

✔ Practical for home care, clinic, and facility use

✔ Suitable for professional or caregiver-supported dressing routines

Benefits

✔ Helps protect minor wounds and dressing sites

✔ Absorbent island pad supports light wound drainage management

✔ Soft non-woven material supports wearing comfort

✔ Sterile format supports routine wound care applications

✔ Box of 50 supports ongoing clinical or facility supply needs

✔ Larger 8 cm x 15 cm size provides extended coverage

✔ Practical for post-procedure and general wound care use

Usage/Application

Ideal for minor wound protection, post-procedure dressing sites, light drainage wounds, larger dressing coverage needs, home care, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and users who need a sterile non-woven island dressing in an 8 cm x 15 cm size. The 8 cm x 15 cm is the non-woven line's long format — the elongated cut whose island runs the length of surgical incisions, extended lacerations, and the linear post-procedure sites that a square dressing covers only by wasteful overlap or, worse, not quite — and the island rule scales with it: the pad must cover the wound entirely with the backing's borders adhered to intact skin all around, so a long wound gets measured against the pad, not the dressing's outer edge, and a site that outruns even this cut takes the sizing question to the wound care plan. The material logic holds from its smaller sibling: soft non-woven backing breathing over skin for the wearing comfort long dressings especially need — a 15 cm dressing crosses more moving skin than a small one, and a breathable backing that flexes with the body stays seated where a stiffer film would tent and lift — with the family routing unchanged: moisture exposure and showers point to the waterproof T versions, comfort and breathability point here. Apply along the wound's line on clean, dry skin, smoothing from one end through to the other without tension so the long borders seat fully — an unseated corner on a long dressing peels further with every sleeve and waistband it meets — and change per the wound care plan, at strike-through showing on the breathable backing, or when edges lift. Removal runs gentle and low-trauma along the dressing's length; selection, escalation, and infection vigilance stay with the provider and the wound care nurse; and the sterile 50-box earns its place in post-surgical supply rooms, rotated by expiry, where incision care is the daily work this format was cut for.