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Description

McKesson Gelling Fiber Wound Dressing, 3/4 x 18 Inch (Case of 50)


  • Sold by: Case
  • Contents: 50 total units (10 boxes of 5)
  • Highly absorbent
  • Excellent wet and dry strength
  • Supports moist wound environment for faster healing and low risk of maceration
  • 3/4 x 18 inches

Buying McKesson Gelling Fiber Wound Dressing, 3/4 x 18 Inch (Case of 50) from MFI Medical

Product details

Manufacturer part number
87180
MFI SKU
MKS-87180

Supplier, condition & warranty

Supplier
MFI Medical Equipment, Inc.
Brand
McKesson Brand
Condition
Factory New

MFI Medical is an authorized distributor for all new McKesson Brand items we sell. Any included warranty on a new item is provided directly by the manufacturer. MFI Medical is available to assist with manufacturer warranty claims.

Healthcare purchasing support: MFI Medical provides formal quotations, accepts purchase orders, and offers payment terms to approved customers. W-9 and vendor onboarding information and purchase order and payment instructions are available online.

Purchasing and warranty assistance: MFI Medical: (800) 633-1558. Contact MFI Medical · Warranty policy.

Price & shipping

MPNCondition & warrantyItem price (USD)
87180MFI SKU: MKS-87180Factory New $252.43 Free shipping*

*Free standard shipping to the contiguous U.S. on eligible orders of US$35 or more. Other destinations and upgraded services cost extra. Shipping policy

Frequently asked questions

Does this dressing help promote faster healing?

Yes. The dressing uses advanced gelling technology with a blend of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) and high-G calcium alginate. When it comes into contact with wound exudate, it converts into a cohesive gel that promotes a moist environment and releases calcium ions to stimulate cytokines, which are essential to the natural healing process.

Is the material safe for those with latex allergies?

Absolutely. This product is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a suitable option for patients or clinicians with latex sensitivities.

Will this dressing break apart during removal?

No. The dressing is designed for superior integrity. It features a unique quilting pattern and a hidden reinforcement layer that provide high tensile strength in both wet and dry states, allowing for easy, intact removal without leaving debris in the wound bed.

Does it prevent damage to the skin around the wound?

Yes, it is designed for vertical absorption. By minimizing lateral wicking, the dressing effectively traps exudate within the fibers, which helps prevent maceration and excoriation of the delicate peri-wound skin.

Can I cut the ribbon to fit smaller wounds?

Yes. The ribbon/rope design is highly versatile and can be easily cut with sterile scissors to accommodate the specific dimensions of various cavity wounds.

Is this dressing appropriate for heavily exuding wounds?

Yes, it is specifically engineered for moderately to heavily exuding acute and chronic wounds, including:

  • Pressure ulcers
  • Venous and arterial leg ulcers
  • Diabetic ulcers
  • Surgical incisions
  • Graft or donor sites
How does the gel formation benefit the wound?

Upon contact with exudate, the fibers transform into a soft, clear gel. This gel facilitates autolytic debridement, maintains the ideal moisture level required for healing, and ensures intimate contact with the wound bed to better manage fluid.

Is this product manufactured to high quality standards?

Yes, it is a high-quality product from McKesson Brand, manufactured in the United Kingdom. It is TAA compliant and designed to meet the rigorous demands of both clinical and professional home healthcare environments.

Can this dressing be reused if it stays clean?

No. This product is strictly for single sterile use only. For safety and to prevent infection, please discard the dressing after use and do not attempt to resterilize or reuse it.

What makes the gelling technology unique?

The technology relies on the interaction between the dressing’s calcium ions and the wound’s sodium ions. This ion exchange is the catalyst that triggers the gel formation, while simultaneously working to support the body’s natural healing responses.