Mesalt Sodium Chloride Dressing 10x10 cm 30/bx single

Why Choose the Mesalt Sodium Chloride Dressing

The Mesalt Sodium Chloride Dressing is designed for wound care situations where a sodium chloride dressing may be recommended by a healthcare professional. Its absorbent dressing format helps draw in wound fluid and is commonly used as part of managed wound care for wounds with drainage.

Key Features

✔ Sodium chloride wound dressing

✔ 10 x 10 cm dressing size

✔ 30 dressings per box

✔ Single dressing format

✔ Designed for draining wounds

✔ Helps absorb wound exudate

✔ Useful for wound care and dressing changes

✔ Suitable for clinical, home care, and caregiver-supported use

✔ Can be used as part of a wound care plan as directed

Benefits

✔ Helps manage wound drainage during dressing changes

✔ Sodium chloride dressing supports specialized wound care routines

✔ 10 x 10 cm size is practical for larger wound coverage needs

✔ Absorbent design helps support wound fluid management

✔ Convenient box format supports repeated dressing changes

✔ Practical for clinics, long-term care, home care, and caregivers

✔ Helps keep wound care supplies organized and ready for use

Usage/Application

Ideal for wound care, draining wounds, dressing changes, clinical care, long-term care facilities, assisted living, home care, and caregiver-supported wound management. Suitable for use when a sodium chloride dressing has been recommended as part of a wound care plan. Use the dressing as directed by a healthcare professional as a primary wound contact dressing for moderate-to-heavily exuding or sloughy wounds, applying it to the wound or, for cavity wounds, loosely packing it per instructions, and covering it with an appropriate secondary dressing to manage drainage. Because the sodium chloride works by drawing exudate and debris from the wound, it is intended for exuding wounds rather than dry or low-exudate wounds, where it could dry out or adhere. Change the dressing according to the wound-care plan, typically as it becomes saturated, monitor the wound for signs of infection, and follow the care team's guidance, since heavily draining, sloughy, cavity, deep, infected, or non-healing wounds require professional assessment.