Mesalt Sodium Chloride Dressing 10x10 cm 30/bx single

Why Choose Mesalt Sodium Chloride Dressings?

Mesalt dressings offer a clinically proven approach to managing complex, heavily exuding wounds. Impregnated with sodium chloride, these dressings create an osmotic action that draws exudate, bacteria, necrotic tissue, and debris away from the wound bed — supporting the body's own natural debridement process. The highly absorbent material maintains a clean, moist wound environment that promotes tissue granulation and healing. Mesalt is particularly effective in infected or contaminated wounds where reducing bacterial burden is a priority. Easy to apply and remove, these sterile single-use dressings are suitable for a wide range of wound types in both clinical and home care settings.

Key Features

• Impregnated with sodium chloride (NaCl) for active osmotic wound cleansing
• Designed for moderate to heavily exuding wounds requiring high absorption
• Supports natural debridement by drawing necrotic tissue and debris from the wound
• Highly absorbent construction manages significant exudate volumes
• Helps reduce bacterial load in contaminated or infected wound beds
• Sterile, single-use design for safe and hygienic wound care
• 10 x 10 cm size suitable for a broad range of wound dimensions
• Packaged 30 dressings per box for clinical supply management

Benefits

• Promotes natural wound debridement without sharp or mechanical intervention
• Reduces bacterial load to support infection management and wound healing
• Maintains a clean, moist wound environment to encourage tissue repair
• High absorbency reduces the need for frequent dressing changes
• Easy to apply and remove with minimal trauma to the wound bed
• Sterile single-use packaging supports infection control standards

Clinical & Typical Applications

Moderate to heavily exuding chronic wounds including pressure ulcers and venous leg ulcers

Infected or contaminated wounds requiring active bacterial load reduction

Surgical wounds with significant exudate or signs of infection

Diabetic foot ulcers and wounds with necrotic tissue requiring debridement support

Post-debridement wound management to maintain a clean healing environment

Home care wound management under the direction of a nurse or wound care specialist