Kendall Telfa Antimicrobial Non-stick Pad with Adhesive, 4"x8" 5 ea

The Brand Hospitals Use Most

Use as first layer of protection for wounds, cuts, abrasions and burns

• Helps resist bacteria in the dressing
• Pad will not stick to wounds
• Fast wicking action

5 Pads 4in. x 8in.

*The antimicrobial activity of PHMB in the dressing helps resist bacterial colonization of and penetration through the dressing, including MRSA and VRE, organisms which are resistant to commonly used antibiotics.

• Tefla® non-stick pad for easy removal, will not interfere with the healing process
• Adhesive surrounds the Tefla® pad to protect and seal the wound from dirt and germs
• Soft, cloth like barrier allows the wound to breathe

Sterility guaranteed unless package is opened or damaged.  Seek professional assistance for treatment in medical emergency.

Made in USA

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Not intended as a treatment for infection.  If signs of infection are present, consult a physician.  Kendall Curity® AMD® Dressings can be used in conjunction with the prescribed therapy.

For Single Use Only

Recommended Uses
Ideal for use as the primary dressing for light to moderately draining wounds, minor cuts, abrasions, donor sites, skin grafts and burns.

Directions

1. Wash hands with soap and water.
2. Ensure affected area is clean.
3. Remove peel strips from product.
4. Place dressing over wound, ensuring that the adhesive backing does not come in direct contact with the wound (to avoid damage to the wound).

General Wound Care

Clean: Wash hands and gently cleanse wound area with mild soap and water.  Pat dry with sterile Kendall gauze pads.

Cover: Apply first layer dressing such as a Kendall Curity® gauze for wound protection.  Apply secondary layer for absorption or wound cushioning, as needed.

Secure: Secure the product in place with bandage roll or tape if needed.

Important: Change dressing as needed, or as directed by a medical professional.  Consult a physician in case of severe or deep puncture wounds, serious burns, excessive swelling, tenderness, increased warmth, pus or watery discharge or any other signs of infection.