AMERICAN LOHMANN STERILE 10 DRESSINGS 10X10

Lohmann Sterile American Dressings 10 Dressings 10x10cm

The American dressing is used for absorption of bleeding and for compression.

Description of Lohmann Sterile American Dressings

White on the side of the wound and blue on the outside, the Lohmann dressing, closed on all 4 sides, has a high absorbency. Well tolerated by the skin thanks to its particularly soft nonwoven, it is indicated for the treatment of heavily exuding wounds.

It is composed of an absorbent core in cellulose wadding and an outer layer in non-woven (polypropylene). On the outer side, a hydrophobic barrier seals the dressing and protects clothing.

• American dressing with high absorption capacity.
• Sterile dressing that can be used to absorb bleeding.
• Inner side: cellulose veil which allows the diffusion of exudates.
• Outer face: hydrophobic cellulose veil, permeable to air.
• Non-adherent to the wound.
• Cellulose non-woven cover.
• Soft cushion guaranteeing the absorption capacity of the American dressing.
• Disposable dressing. Reuse of the product may lead to superinfection.
• Dressing closed on all four sides.
• Size: 10x10cm.

Usage tips

• American dressings are among the essentials for providing first aid care.
• They absorb any bleeding while protecting the wound from water thanks to their hydrophobic veil.
• The Lohmann Sterile Absorbent Dressing is a must have item in any first aid kit. The American dressing helps the wound to heal while being a guarantee of comfort for the injured.

Composition

• Absorbent core (fluff/non-woven) in cellulose wadding (450 g/m²)
• Non-woven cover, polypropylene
• Outer side: non-woven, polypropylene (40 g/m²) hydrophobic and blue in color
• Wound side: non-woven, polypropylene (18 g/m²) highly absorbent and white in color
• Sterilizable by steam or ethylene oxide for non-sterile
• Dressing for weeping wounds
• Absorption of exudates

Precaution of use

Keep out of reach of young children.

Presentation

American absorbent dressings sold in boxes of 10 units. Size 10x10cm.

Our advice and advice from pharmacy experts

We cut ourselves, and now a wound becomes a perfect entry point for germs. They find favorable conditions there to proliferate, which can lead to an abscess (pain, local redness, swelling, pus), or even an infection leading to fever.

Superficial wounds are simple and small wounds. Even if they seem harmless, they should be treated in order to avoid complications and in the first place infection. Discover the right actions to adopt and know in which situations to seek the advice of a health professional.

• Step 1: Clean with an antiseptic
• 2nd step: Protect with a protective bandage
• Step 3: Apply a dressing for absorption of bleeding and for compression.