Curad Stretch Gauze - 1ea

Curad Stretch Gauze  - 1ea
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Curad Stretch Gauze - 1ea

  • SKU: 111183
  • UPC: 38225798000
  • Size: 4.1 YD
  • Manufacturer: BEIERSDORF

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Recommended uses: A secondary layer for minor wounds, cuts and scrapes. Soft, absorbent and stretchable. Conforms to hard to bandage areas. Stays in place. Hypoallergenic. Latex free. For one time use only. Sterile.

PURPOSE: First Aid

Read below for general wound care. 1. Apply bandage roll directly to wound or use to secure first layer. 2. Bandage should be rolled on without tension. Do not apply with tension as excess constriction may result. 3. Begin by wrapping around body part and repeat. 4. Overlap previous area by one-half to one-third of its width, and smooth after each turn. 5. Finished wrap should be firm but not so tight that there is discomfort. Start over and reapply if it feels tight or uncomfortable. 6. Apply tape to secure dressing. General Wound Care: Clean: Wash hands. Gently cleanse wound area with mild soap and water or commercially prepared wound cleanser like Kendall Constant-Clens Dermal Wound Cleanser. Pat dry with sterile Kendall gauze pads. Cover: Apply primary layer dressing (Kerlix) on wound for protection. Apply secondary layer to dressing for absorption and wound cushioning. Secure: Tape the sides of secondary layer to secure. IMPORTANT: Change dressing daily or as needed to keep dry, or as directed by a physician or nurse.

Consult a physician in case of severe or deep puncture wounds, serious burns, redness, excessive swelling, tenderness, increased warmth, pus or watery discharge or any other signs of infection in wound area. Seek professional assistance for treatment in medical emergency. Not intended as a treatment for clinical infection. If signs of clinical infection are present, consult a physician.