Hartman Cosmopor Transparent 10X20cm 1 Piece

Brand: Cosmopor Transparent
Type: Waterproof island dressing
Quantity: 25 pieces
Size:  10x20cm
Description: Sterile, single-use, self-adhesive transparent wound film dressing with waterproof , virus-proof and bacteria-proof film and an absorbent pad that does not stick to the wound. The semi-permeable polyurethane film is coated with an adhesive. The film facilitates the free passage of water vapor and gases.

Benefits:
Skin-friendly dressing 
Secure fixation due to good adhesion properties; 
Can remain in situ for up to 5 days*
Reliable wound protection due water proofness and barrier function towards bacterial and viral penetration (water-, virus- and bacteriaproof)
Enables patient to shower with dressing in place
Comfortable to wear
Highly breathable
The absorbent wound pad does not adhere to the wound
Rounded corners prevent the wound dressing from rolling up
Easy application and removal

Indications: 
Can be used for: post-operative care of slightly exuding wounds, for protection against bacterial penetration and as a dressing for minor injuries.

Medical assessment of the wound condition is recommended to determine when the dressing needs to be changed.

How to use?

Clean the application area thoroughly and ensure that the skin is dry and free from creams and ointments. Hairy skin areas should be shaved before applying Cosmopor transparent.
(I) Open the peel pouch and take out the dressing. Cosmopor® Transparent is protected by 4 covers, numbered 1 to 4 in the order of application. Slightly remove the protective covers 1 and 2, then
(II) Place the Cosmopor® Transparent adhesive side with the wound pad on the wound, making sure the wound pad overlaps the wound completely. Fully remove the protective covers 1 and 2, gently press the entire film onto the skin, conforming it to the body contours.
(III) Remove the protective cover 3
(IV) Then remove the protective cover 4 and gently press it to the skin.
Cosmopor® Transparent can be removed almost painlessly by overstretching the material. To do this, loosen an edge and carefully take off the dressing by overstretching it.