Leukomed Non-Woven Island Dressing Sterile 7.2 cm x 5 cm 50/box

Why Choose the Leukomed Non-Woven Island Dressing Sterile – 7.2 cm x 5 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 island dressing in its breathable everyday fabric.

Key Features

✔ Leukomed non-woven island dressing

✔ Sterile dressing format

✔ 7.2 cm x 5 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

✔ Practical for post-procedure and general wound care use

✔ Convenient size for smaller wound coverage needs

Usage/Application

Ideal for minor wound protection, post-procedure dressing sites, light drainage wounds, home care, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and users who need a sterile non-woven island dressing in a 7.2 cm x 5 cm size. The non-woven Leukomed rounds out the line's material choice: where the Leukomed T family seals sites under waterproof film, this dressing dresses them in soft breathable fabric — the everyday island dressing for the wounds that don't need a moisture seal, where the non-woven backing's softness and air permeability suit sensitive skin, longer wearing comfort, and the many routine sites whose care plan simply calls for a clean absorbent cover; the routing across the family is practical — showers and moisture exposure point to the T film versions, comfort and breathability point here, and the wound care plan settles ties. The island construction works as it does across the line: the absorbent pad centred over the wound managing light drainage, the bordered backing adhering to intact surrounding skin — with the same coverage rule governing size selection, since the pad must cover the wound entirely for the dressing to do its job, and the 7.2 x 5 cm cut serving the small-site duties of post-procedure care, minor wounds, and everyday dressing changes. Apply to clean, dry skin per the instructions, smoothed on without tension so the soft backing lies flat and the borders seat fully, changed per the wound care plan or when the island approaches capacity — noting that a breathable dressing shows strike-through sooner, which is by design and is the change signal working — and removed gently in the direction the product's technique directs. The standing wound order holds: selection with the provider or wound care nurse, infection signs as prompt clinical calls, and the sterile 50-box stored sealed, rotated by expiry, and stocked where daily dressing changes actually happen — which for this workhorse format is nearly everywhere care does.