Tegaderm™ IV Securement Transparet Film Dressing, with Border
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Tegaderm™ IV Securement Transparet Film Dressing, with Border is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Tegaderm™ IV Securement Transparet Film Dressing, with Border
Description
Description
** 100 each/box
This sterile, breathable transparent film dressing features a soft fabric border and picture‑frame delivery system, crafted specifically to secure I.V. catheter sites while providing excellent skin protection and site visibility
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Secure catheter stabilization
The reinforced fabric border minimizes catheter movement and reduces edge lift, improving dressing retention and comfort. -
Waterproof, sterile barrier
Protects the site from external contaminants—bacteria, viruses (≥ 27 nm), liquids and bodily fluids—while allowing wear during daily activities like showering. -
Continuous visual monitoring
Transparent film allows easier visual assessment of the insertion site without removal. -
Frame-style delivery system
Picture-frame backing supports precise, one-handed application and prevents the adhesive from sticking to gloves or itself. -
Breathable and conformable
Moisture vapor and oxygen permeable film flexes with skin movement to enhance comfort. -
Long wear time (up to 7 days)
Designed for extended wear while helping reduce dressing changes and potential skin trauma. -
Hypoallergenic & latex‑free
Suitable for patients with sensitive skin or latex allergies
- Brand: Tegaderm™
- Length: 2.75"
- Width: 2.5"
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