Easyfix Clear Transparent Dressing – Pack of 5

EasyFix Clear Transparent Dressings are advanced, adhesive wound care solutions designed to protect and monitor wounds while allowing the skin to breathe. Made from a clear, thin, and flexible film, these dressings provide a barrier against bacteria and contaminants while maintaining a moist wound environment, which is crucial for faster healing. The transparency allows for easy inspection of the wound without the need to remove the dressing, minimizing the risk of infection and disruption of the healing process.

Perfect for low-exudate wounds, surgical incisions, and minor cuts or abrasions, EasyFix Clear Transparent Dressings offer versatile protection while ensuring comfort and flexibility for the patient.

Features of Transparent Dressing:

• Waterproof and Bacteria-Resistant: Provides a strong barrier against water, bacteria, and external contaminants, reducing the risk of infection.
• Breathable Film: Allows oxygen in while letting moisture vapor escape, promoting natural healing.
• Sterile: Individually package sterile dressing minimizes the risk of infections during dressing application.
• Transparent for Easy Monitoring: Clear design enables wound inspection without removal, ensuring continuous protection.
• Flexible and Comfortable: The dressing conforms to body contours, ensuring patient comfort and flexibility during movement.
• Hypoallergenic Adhesive: Gentle on the skin, reducing the risk of irritation or allergic reactions.
• Moisture Retentive: Maintains a moist wound environment, which aids in faster healing and reduces the risk of scarring.

Styles:

EC 24
Size: 6 cm x 7 cm

Uses: Epidural Catheterisation
Dialysis Catheterisation
Fixation of excision tubes

EC 26
Size: 10 cm x 12 cm

Uses: Hernioplasty, Appendectomy, Excisions, Arthroscopy, Epidural catheterisation, Dialysis catheterisation

EC 27
Size: 10 cm x 25 cm

Uses: Epidural catheterisation, Dialysis catheterisation

EC 35
Size: 8.5 cm x 10.5 cm

Uses: Epidural catheterisation, Dialysis catheterisation