Wound Dressing
Original price was: KSh 80.00.KSh 58.00Current price is: KSh 58.00.
Wound Dressing
Wound dressing is a sterile material applied to a wound to protect it from infection, absorb exudate fluid , and promote healing. It helps create an optimal environment for wound healing by keeping the wound clean, moist (depending on the type of dressing), and shielded from contaminants.
Wound dressings come in various forms, such as pads, gauze, films, foams, or hydrocolloids, and are selected based on the wound type, size, and stage of healing. They help prevent infection by acting as a barrier, reduce pain by cushioning the wound, and assist in minimizing scarring. Wound dressings are commonly used for cuts, abrasions, burns, surgical wounds, ulcers, and other types of injuries. They are an essential part of wound care in both home and clinical settings.
Key Features and Purposes of Wound Dressings:
Protection:
- Wound dressings protect the wound from dirt, bacteria, and physical trauma, reducing the risk of infection.
- They also prevent contamination from environmental factors, such as water or foreign substances.
Absorption:
- A key role of most wound dressings is to absorb the exudate produced by the wound. Excessive moisture can delay healing, so appropriate absorption helps maintain the wound’s environment.
- For highly exudative wounds, more absorbent dressings are necessary, while for wounds with minimal drainage, lighter dressings may be sufficient.
Moisture Balance:
- Keeping the wound moist is critical for healing. Too much moisture can lead to maceration (softening of the tissue), and too little can dry out the wound. Modern dressings help maintain this delicate moisture balance, promoting faster and less painful healing.
- Hydrocolloid, hydrogel, and foam dressings are some examples that help maintain moisture.
Pain Relief:
- Some advanced wound dressings are designed to provide pain relief by reducing friction, absorbing excess moisture, or incorporating soothing agents like silver or iodine that help manage pain and infection.
Promoting Healing:
- Certain dressings are designed to create an ideal environment for wound healing by promoting cell regeneration, reducing inflammation, and enhancing blood flow to the area.
Wound Dressing
Wound dressing is a sterile material applied to a wound to protect it from infection, absorb exudate fluid , and promote healing. It helps create an optimal environment for wound healing by keeping the wound clean, moist (depending on the type of dressing), and shielded from contaminants.
Wound dressings come in various forms, such as pads, gauze, films, foams, or hydrocolloids, and are selected based on the wound type, size, and stage of healing. They help prevent infection by acting as a barrier, reduce pain by cushioning the wound, and assist in minimizing scarring. Wound dressings are commonly used for cuts, abrasions, burns, surgical wounds, ulcers, and other types of injuries. They are an essential part of wound care in both home and clinical settings.
Key Features and Purposes of Wound Dressings:
Protection:
- Wound dressings protect the wound from dirt, bacteria, and physical trauma, reducing the risk of infection.
- They also prevent contamination from environmental factors, such as water or foreign substances.
Absorption:
- A key role of most wound dressings is to absorb the exudate produced by the wound. Excessive moisture can delay healing, so appropriate absorption helps maintain the wound’s environment.
- For highly exudative wounds, more absorbent dressings are necessary, while for wounds with minimal drainage, lighter dressings may be sufficient.
Moisture Balance:
- Keeping the wound moist is critical for healing. Too much moisture can lead to maceration (softening of the tissue), and too little can dry out the wound. Modern dressings help maintain this delicate moisture balance, promoting faster and less painful healing.
- Hydrocolloid, hydrogel, and foam dressings are some examples that help maintain moisture.
Pain Relief:
- Some advanced wound dressings are designed to provide pain relief by reducing friction, absorbing excess moisture, or incorporating soothing agents like silver or iodine that help manage pain and infection.
Promoting Healing:
- Certain dressings are designed to create an ideal environment for wound healing by promoting cell regeneration, reducing inflammation, and enhancing blood flow to the area.
Delivery & Transportation 🚚
At Mediplug Equipment, we ensure fast, safe, and reliable delivery of medical equipment across Kenya. Whether you’re ordering for a hospital, clinic, pharmacy, or laboratory, we guarantee efficient transportation to your preferred location.
Our Delivery Services:
✅ Nationwide Delivery – We deliver to all major towns and remote areas in Kenya.
✅ Fast Dispatch – Orders are processed and shipped promptly to minimize waiting time.
✅ Secure Packaging – All medical equipment is well-packaged to prevent damage during transit.
✅ Real-Time Tracking – Stay updated on your order status with tracking information.
✅ Flexible Transportation Options – We offer doorstep delivery, courier services, and pickup options.
Delivery Timelines:
📍 Nairobi & Surrounding Areas – Same-day or next-day delivery.
📍 Other Major Towns – 2 to 3 business days.
📍 Remote Locations – 3 to 5 business days (depending on accessibility).
We partner with trusted logistics providers to ensure timely and safe transportation of all medical products.
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