Telfa Disposamed® Non-Adherent Pads 3" x 4" Non-woven Cotton Dressing 100/Bx

Why Choose the Telfa Disposamed® Non-Adherent Pads

The Telfa Disposamed® Non-Adherent Pads are designed for covering lightly draining wounds while helping minimize sticking to the wound surface. Their non-woven cotton dressing construction provides soft protection, making them practical for routine wound care, first-aid kits, clinics, and home-care dressing changes.

Key Features

✔ Size: 3" × 4"

✔ Non-adherent wound pad

✔ Non-woven cotton dressing

✔ Helps protect wounds without sticking

✔ Suitable for light wound drainage

✔ Can be used with tape, gauze, or wrap as directed

✔ Soft and comfortable against the skin

✔ 100 pads per box

✔ Practical for home, clinic, and facility wound care

Benefits

✔ Helps reduce pain and trauma during dressing removal

✔ Protects minor wounds, cuts, abrasions, and post-procedure sites

✔ Non-adherent surface helps avoid disruption of healing tissue

✔ Useful for routine dressing changes

✔ Soft pad supports patient comfort

✔ Box of 100 is practical for frequent use and supply stocking

✔ Suitable for first-aid, clinical, and caregiver-supported care

Usage/Application

Ideal for minor cuts, abrasions, surgical sites, skin tears, lightly draining wounds, and wounds requiring a non-adherent contact layer as directed by a healthcare professional. Suitable for home care, clinics, hospitals, long-term care, assisted living, and first-aid supply use. Apply the pad with the non-adherent side against the wound so it protects the surface without sticking, and secure it with tape, gauze, or a wrap since the pad itself is not adhesive, using it for minor cuts, abrasions, skin tears, post-procedure sites, or lightly draining wounds. It offers limited absorbency for light drainage, so for heavier drainage use a more absorbent dressing as directed. Change the pad according to the wound-care plan, remove it gently, monitor the wound 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.