Cuticell Classic Wound Dressing
The Cuticell Classic Wound Dressing is designed for exudating wounds, allowing the exudate to drain freely into an absorbent secondary dressing. The wound dressing is low adherent and soothing for patient comfort, and has been impregnated with soft paraffin to ease dressing changes.
Size and Quantity Information
The Cuticell Dressing is available in a range of sizes and pack quantities. Please see below for more information, then select your required option from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
| Dressing Size (cm) | Quantity Per Box |
| 5cm x 5cm | 5 Dressings |
| 5cm x 5cn | 50 Dressings |
| 10cm x 10cm | 10 Dressings |
| 10cm x 10cm | 100 Dressings |
| 10cm x 40cm | 10 Dressings |
| 10cm x 7m | Dispenser Roll |
Which Conditions Can the Dressing Be Used For?
The Cuticell Wound Dressing is suitable for exudate wounds. This includes:
- Abrasions
- Donor and recipient skin graft sites
- First-degree burns
- Second-degree burns
- Lacerations
- Leg ulcers
Who Can Use the Cuticell Wound Dressing?
The Cuticell Wound Dressing is designed for use by doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals working with patients who require dressings for exudate wounds. As it is provided with options for both individually packaged dressings and a dispenser roll, it is suitable for a wide range of patient needs.
How Absorbent Is the Dressing?
Although not highly absorbent itself, the Cuticell Dressing is designed for use with an absorbent secondary dressing. It allows exudate to drain freely into an absorbent dressing.
Can the Cuticell Wound Dressing Be Cut?
Yes, the wound dressing can be cut to size without fraying. This is particularly useful with the dispenser roll, as it allows you to cut the required amount, reducing waste and in turn keeping costs down.
What Is the Cuticell Dressing Made From?
The low-adherent wound dressing from Cuticell is made from open-weave cotton gauze with interlocking threads for secure use. It has been impregnated with soft paraffin, which facilitates dressing changes and support a moist environment for the wound.
