TELFA "Ouchless" Nonadherent Dressings - 3 x 8"
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Features
Kendall TELFA "Ouchless" Nonadherent Dressings - 3 x 8"
- Convenient all-in-one dressing
- Perforated non-adherent film
- Primary dressing for lightly draining wounds
- Won't stick to wound tissue
Product Overview
Kendall TELFA "Ouchless" Nonadherent Dressings - 3 x 8"
Product Numbers: 1238
Product Description
Absorbent cotton pad with superior "Ouchless" TELFA dressing won't disrupt healing tissue by stick to wound. Each sterile dressing is individually wrapped in a sterile peel-open envelope. TELFA dressings are ideal as primary dressings for lightly draining wounds. Bonded on both sides with perforated non-adherent film, they can be cut to any shape without separating. Easy to use; an ideal take home dressing.
Products in this Series
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| 1238 | 3 x 8" dressing | Case of 600 |
TELFA "Ouchless" Nonadherent Dressings - 3 x 8" Reviews Summary
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Avg. Customer Rating:
(based on 10 reviews)
Pros:
Safe. Effective. Easy To Use. Promotes Healing.
Best Uses:
Emergency Preparedness. Keep In The Medicine Cabinet.
Describe Yourself:
CPR Trained.
This dressing is wonderful for wound care. They do not stick, even after getting moist from the treatment area. They have saved my husband from much agony during the treatment of a difficult healing wound he has on his leg. Prior to buying the TELFA ouchless dressings, I used regular gauze pads and they'd stick to the wound causing much pain upon removal. I now keep the TELFA around for all wound care. 
by Linda from Yuba City, CA
Pros:
Promotes Healing. Easy To Use. Effective. Safe.
Best Uses:
Keep In The Trunk. Keep In The Medicine Cabinet.
Describe Yourself:
Medical Professional.
These gauzes are wonderful and work great with tube stretch bandages or Coban tape, expecially for hairy-legged boys!!
by R.N. from Allen, Texas
Pros:
Easy To Use.
Cons:
Wound drains through.
Best Uses:
Long Term Use.
Describe Yourself:
Novice First Aid Skills.
i have stasis ulcers on my right shin area. i cover the wound daily with the dressing and then place an anti embolism stocking over it to keep it in place and give me some support. I cannot use my prescribed support stockings because the wound area is too tender. i cannot use any ointments with the bandage, only at night when the wound is open to air out. blood and pus have drained through the dressing and stained my socks.
by saffron from chicago, IL
Pros:
Safe. Effective. Promotes Healing. Easy To Use.
Best Uses:
Emergency Preparedness. Long Term Use.
Describe Yourself:
Novice First Aid Skills. Wife.
I used to help relieve the pain on my husband's leg due to vascuiltis. I put the vaseline on and it sticks perfectly to his legs.
by Pam "Florence Nightengale" from Dayton, Ohio
Pros:
Easy To Use. Safe. Promotes Healing. Effective.
Best Uses:
Daily wound care.
Describe Yourself:
Novice First Aid Skills.
Unlike other reviewer, I dislike having to cut the bandages everyday - however they are truly nonstick and have helped my husband's wounds heal.
by Carol from Long Island, NY
Pros:
Effective. Safe. Promotes Healing. Easy To Use.
Best Uses:
Quick Fix. Outdoor Activities. Keep In The Trunk. Emergency Preparedness. Keep In The Medicine Cabinet.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
An effective non-stick pad.
by Desert Dog from Phoenix Metro, AZ
Pros:
Safe. Effective. Easy To Use. Promotes Healing.
Best Uses:
Long Term Use.
Describe Yourself:
Medical Professional.
I use this after applying topical medicine. Doesn't absorb but keeps skin covered and medicine last longer. Wish it came in larger sizes.
by None from Chicago, IL
Pros:
Safe. Easy To Use. Promotes Healing. Effective.
Best Uses:
Great for leg ulcers. Long Term Use.
Describe Yourself:
Parent. Novice First Aid Skills.
These are much more cost effective as they can be cut down as wound heals
by neuday from Goodyear , AZ
Pros:
Effective. Easy To Use. Safe. Promotes Healing.
Best Uses:
Quick Fix. Emergency Preparedness. Long Term Use. Outdoor Activities. Keep In The Medicine Cabinet. Keep In The Trunk.
Describe Yourself:
Novice First Aid Skills. Parent.
These are excellent in that they don't stick to the wound like other gauze or bandages. Great for long term wound care. I was buying these at my local pharmacy, a box of 10 but the size was only 3" x 4". I buy these and cut them in half to use and have saved A LOT of $$$.
by ts923 from New York
Pros:
Effective. Safe. Easy To Use. Promotes Healing.
Cons:
None.
Best Uses:
Wound care.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Wound dressing
by Black Cloud from Mesa, AZ
Part Number(s): 12382001, 12382000, KND1238
Mfg Part Number(s): 1238