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The Kendall Telfa Island Dressing is a sterile, non-adherent wound dressing with an integrated adhesive border designed for lightly draining wounds. The non-adherent wound contact layer will not stick to the wound surface, reducing pain and trauma during dressing changes. The conforming design adapts to all body contours and wound sites for a secure, comfortable fit. The integrated adhesive border holds the dressing in place without additional tape. Each dressing is individually packaged for aseptic application. Size: 4 x 5 inches. Sold as a box of 25.
This island dressing is well suited for wound care nurses and clinicians managing lightly draining post-surgical wounds who need a non-adherent, self-adhesive dressing that minimizes trauma and patient discomfort during routine dressing changes. Home health patients and caregivers managing minor wounds, abrasions, or lacerations at home will find the individually packaged, self-adhesive format easy to apply without additional tape or secondary dressings. Plastic surgeons and wound care specialists managing skin graft sites and donor sites will find the non-adherent contact layer appropriate for protecting fragile healing tissue during the early post-operative period. Hospitals, outpatient clinics, and home health agencies sourcing sterile island dressings in the 4 x 5 inch size for general wound care supply programs will find the box-of-25 format a practical bulk supply option.
What makes this an island dressing?
An island dressing has a central absorbent wound contact pad surrounded by an integrated adhesive border. The adhesive border adheres directly to the periwound skin to hold the dressing in place, eliminating the need for separate tape or secondary fixation. The central non-adherent pad covers the wound without sticking to it.
Is this dressing appropriate for heavily draining wounds?
No. The Telfa Island Dressing is designed for lightly draining wounds. For moderate to heavily draining wounds, a higher-absorbency dressing such as a foam or alginate dressing is more appropriate. 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. Remove the dressing from its sterile packaging, peel back the release liner from the adhesive border, center the non-adherent pad over the wound, and press the adhesive border firmly to the surrounding skin. Change the dressing as directed by your healthcare provider or when the dressing becomes saturated or soiled.
How many dressings are included?
Each box contains 25 individually sterile-packaged dressings, each measuring 4 x 5 inches.