- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 1.75 lb
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Learn more:
- MFR: Solventum Corporation Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: CWL1032
- Phone: (800) 228-3957
Frequently asked questions
How does this dressing manage wound exudate?
Upon contact with wound fluid, the 100% carboxymethyl cellulose fibers transform into a cohesive gel. This process helps to lock away exudate and debris while maintaining a moist, optimal environment for healing.
Is this suitable for heavily exuding wounds?
Yes, KerraCel is specifically engineered for moderate to heavily exuding wounds, providing superior absorption and gelling capabilities to manage high fluid levels effectively.
Can I use this dressing as a primary layer?
Absolutely. It is designed to be used as a primary dressing placed directly against the wound bed to absorb fluid and maintain a moist healing environment.
Do I need to secure this with another bandage?
Yes, it is recommended to pair this with a secondary dressing, such as gauze or an adhesive film, to securely hold the fiber in place and manage any additional fluid.
Is this product suitable for home healthcare use?
Yes, while professional-grade, these dressings are suitable for use in clinical settings, hospital environments, or personal home healthcare wound management kits.
Is this a special order item?
Yes, this is a special order item. Please allow for a lead time of approximately 2-3 weeks for shipping from MFI Medical.
What is the primary material in these dressings?
The dressing is composed of 100% carboxymethyl cellulose, a high-performance material chosen for its excellent absorption and gelling properties.
Are these dressings individually sterile?
Yes, the product is supplied in sterile packaging to ensure hygiene and safety for all clinical or home healthcare wound care applications.
How many dressings come in a case?
Each case contains 100 individual sterile dressings, providing a generous supply for consistent wound management needs.
Will this conform to different wound shapes?
Yes, the material has a flexible, soft, and fibrous construction, which allows it to conform easily to the shape of the wound bed for better coverage and contact.