Description
Used in place of a tulle gras dressing, Cuticerin is an impregnated, non-aqueous, non-linting dressing ideal as a wound contact layer. It reduces the risk of granulation tissue growing through the dressing, decreasing trauma on removal.
The Smith & Nephew Cuticerin Dressing is a high-quality medical product designed to be used as a wound contact layer. Measuring 20cmx40cm, this non-adhesive dressing offers a superior alternative to traditional tulle gras dressings.
Cuticerin is an impregnated dressing that provides a protective barrier for wounds, preventing friction and reducing the risk of infection. Unlike aqueous dressings, it is non-linting, ensuring a clean and sterile wound environment.
One of the key features of Cuticerin is its ability to minimize trauma upon removal. The dressing effectively reduces the risk of granulation tissue growing through the fabric, making it much easier and less painful to change. It provides superior comfort for the patient while maintaining the necessary wound care standards.
The non-adhesive nature of the dressing also ensures that it does not stick to the wound, eliminating the discomfort and potential damage that can occur upon removal. This makes it an ideal choice for patients with delicate or sensitive skin.
The Cuticerin Dressing comes in a box of 25, ensuring an ample supply for multiple dressings or for healthcare facilities with high patient volumes. Each individual dressing is carefully packaged to maintain its sterile properties, ensuring optimal wound healing conditions.
Whether it is used in hospitals, clinics, or home care settings, the Smith & Nephew Cuticerin Dressing guarantees exceptional performance and ease of use. Its non-aqueous and non-linting properties, combined with its non-adhesive design, make it an essential tool for wound care professionals.
Trust Smith & Nephew's commitment to quality and excellence in healthcare. With the Cuticerin Dressing, you can provide the best possible wound care and ensure the comfort and well-being of your patients.
