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The Kendall Telfa Non-Adherent Dressing provides gentle, ouchless wound coverage that will not stick to the wound surface, minimizing pain and trauma during dressing changes. The non-perforated smooth surface makes gentle contact with delicate wound beds, and each dressing is individually packaged in a sterile peel-back pouch for aseptic, one-handed application. Suitable as a primary contact layer for a wide range of wound types in clinical and home care settings. Size: 3 x 6 inches. Sold as a box of 50.
This non-adherent dressing is well suited for wound care nurses and clinicians managing post-surgical wounds and suture lines who need a gentle, non-adherent primary contact layer that minimizes patient discomfort during routine dressing changes. Home health patients and caregivers managing abrasions, lacerations, or skin tears at home will find the individually packaged sterile peel-back pouches easy to apply aseptically without additional equipment. Burn care and wound care specialists managing skin graft sites, donor sites, or partial-thickness burns will find the non-perforated, non-adherent surface appropriate for protecting fragile healing tissue without disrupting the wound bed. Pediatric and geriatric care settings where patient comfort and skin sensitivity are priorities will find the ouchless design a practical choice for routine wound coverage on sensitive or fragile skin.
What is the difference between non-perforated and perforated Telfa dressings?
Non-perforated Telfa dressings have a smooth, unbroken surface that provides a gentle barrier between the wound and the dressing. Perforated versions have small holes that allow exudate to pass through into a secondary absorbent layer. Non-perforated dressings are generally preferred for wounds with minimal drainage where the primary goal is gentle, non-adherent coverage rather than exudate management.
Does this dressing absorb wound drainage?
Telfa non-adherent dressings provide minimal absorption. For wounds with moderate to heavy drainage, a secondary absorbent dressing such as gauze or a foam dressing should be placed over the Telfa pad. Consult your wound care clinician for guidance on dressing selection based on wound exudate level.
How do I apply this dressing?
Clean and dry the periwound skin before application. Open the sterile peel-back pouch using one-handed technique to maintain sterility. Place the non-adherent pad directly over the wound and secure with tape or a secondary dressing as directed by your healthcare provider. Change the dressing as directed or when it becomes saturated or soiled.
How many dressings are included?
Each box contains 50 individually sterile-packaged dressings, each measuring 3 x 6 inches.