BPositive Soft + Flexible Dressing + Absorbent Pad Dressing

Experience superior wound care with a soft, medical-grade, flexible dressing featuring an integrated absorbent pad. Crafted to conform to skin and move with the body, this adhesive dressing offers exceptional comfort and reliable protection—ideal for joints and other high-movement areas. The cushioning pad effectively absorbs excess fluid, helps shield against germs, and creates an optimal healing environment for everyday wound care and first aid needs.

Key Features:

• Soft, breathable fabric for comfortable wear
• Cushioned absorbent pad protects and manages exudate
• Flexible adhesive design conforms to body contours
• Gentle on skin while providing hospital-grade performance

Intended Use:

To absorb wound exudate and protect the wound from further trauma as part of routine wound management.

Application:

1. Wash hands thoroughly before application.
2. Gently clean and dry the wound and surrounding skin.
3. Carefully open the sterile pouch and remove the dressing.
4. Peel back the first half of the release liner and position the absorbent pad over the wound.
5. Remove the remaining liner and press the adhesive edges to secure the dressing in place.
6. Change the dressing when the fabric no longer adheres or if fluid seeps through the pad.

Removing the Dressing:

As this is an adhesive product, remove slowly and carefully, particularly on sensitive skin.

Materials:

• Fabric Layer: Polyester non-woven cloth
• Adhesive: Acrylic
• Wound Pad: Viscose and polyester with PE film non-stick layer
• Release Liner: Silicone-coated paper

Contraindications and Cautions:

• For external use only. Single use—do not reuse.
• Sterile unless pouch is opened or damaged. Do not use if packaging is compromised.
• Seek medical advice for serious wounds, burns, or signs of infection (increased redness, swelling, pain).
• Avoid prolonged submersion in water, which may affect performance.
• Store in a cool, dry place below 35°C, away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.

Always read the label and use as directed by a healthcare professional.