MedCu Non-Adhesive Antibacterial Dressing with Copper Oxide, 2" x 2.4"
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MedCu Non-Adhesive Antibacterial Dressing with Copper Oxide, 2" x 2.4"

  • Each of 1 EA
  • Item # MTD2C050601
  • Manufacturer: MEDCU TECHNOLOGIES LTD

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MedCu Non-Adhesive Antibacterial Dressings are multi-layered wound care products impregnated with copper oxide particles to provide broad-spectrum antimicrobial protection. These non-adherent, soft dressings are designed for various wounds including diabetic wounds, chronic ulcers, first- and second-degree burns, and surgical wounds.

Features:

  • Active ingredients: All layers are impregnated with copper oxide particles, offering strong antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties to fight infection, including antibiotic-resistant pathogens
  • Wear time: With sustained antibacterial action, the dressings have up to seven-day wear-time allowing for fewer changes and reduced clinician contact time
  • Safety: Non-sensitizing and non-irritating to the skin
  • Usability: Can be trimmed to fit wounds and requires no pre-wetting, ensuring easy adherence and pain-free application and removal.
  • Design: Non-adhesive, soft, and breathable structure with high fluid absorbency.

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