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Smith & Nephew Melolin Low Adherent Absorbent Pads (10cmx10cm) 5s
RM 11.00
Smith & Nephew Melolin Low Adherent Absorbent Pads 10cm x 10cm are made up of a highly absorbent cotton and acrylic fibre pad that is heat bonded to a very thin perforated polyester film on one side. The wound is covered with the film side of the dressing. This low-adherent absorbent dressing is used to treat a wide range of exuding wounds, including clean sutured wounds, abrasions, lacerations, and minor burns.
A low-adherent absorbent dressing used for the management of a wide variety of light to moderately exuding wounds including clean sutured wounds, abrasions, lacerations and minor burns.
Direction of Use:
For external use only.
Poly(ethylene terephthalate), non-woven cellulose fabric
Check for an expiry date on the package.
Store below 30°C. Protect from light and moisture.
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When your skin is harmed, whether by accident or as a result of surgery, your body attempts to heal the wound. A scar may appear while your skin heals, as this is a normal part of the healing process. Most wound treatments or dressings encourage a moist (but not excessively wet) wound surface. For example, a scrape or small cut is usually treated with a topical antibiotic ointment followed by gauze or a bandage. Here are dermatologists’ tips to handle wounds better.
