DuoDERM Extra Thin CGF Hydrocolloid Dressing
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Features
DuoDERM Extra Thin CGF Hydrocolloid Dressing
- Can be used as primary or secondary dressing
- Causes little or no damage to skin upon removal
- Helps protect against contamination
- Interacts with wound exudate
Product Overview
DuoDERM Extra Thin CGF Hydrocolloid Dressing
DuoDERM Extra Thin CGF Dressings
DuoDERM Extra Thin Dressing is a hydrocolloid dressing indicated for the management of lightly exuding wounds. It combines a unique ConvaTec hydrocolloid formulation that distinguishes it from other hydrocolloid dressings and a vapor-permeable outer film to provide an occlusive moist environment. This product does not contain latex.
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DuoDERM Extra Thin CGF Hydrocolloid Dressing
DuoDERM Extra Thin CGF Hydrocolloid Dressing Reviews Summary
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23 out of 25 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Effective (17)
Easy To Use (16)
Promotes Healing (15)
Safe (14)
Top Cons
Didn't find any (1)
expensive (1)
Tends to come off easily (1)
Had difficulty staying (1)
Collected moisture leaks (1)
Top Best Uses
Keep In The Medicine Cabinet (11)
Long Term Use (9)
Keep In The Trunk (3)
Emergency Preparedness (3)
Quick Fix (3)
Pros:
Effective.
Easy To Use.
Safe.
Promotes Healing.
Keeps would clean.
Keeps wound clean.
Keeps wound clean.
Keeps wound clean.
Keeps wound clean.
Give this a 5-star rating.
Best Uses:
Long Term Use.
Keep In The Medicine Cabinet.
Keep In The Trunk.
Outdoor Activities.
Emergency Preparedness.
Quick Fix.
Describe Yourself:
Medical Professional.
CPR Trained.
I have used this on on open wounds not only to promote healing, but using this seems to minimize any scar afterward.
I prefer it on wounds instead of a bandaid because it can stay on longer and does not come off in the shower.
I love the fact that it is SO thin!
by Rosalie the nurse from Ridgeland, MS
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
Cons:
too thin.
Describe Yourself:
daughter of elderly paren.
this dressing is too thin for certain areas of the body that have alot pressure applied to it like the buttock area
by caretaker from midland, tx
BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
3 out of 5 found this review helpful
Pros:
Effective.
Easy To Use.
Safe.
Promotes Healing.
Cons:
expensive.
Best Uses:
pressure sores.
Describe Yourself:
24/7 caregiver.
Used on pressure sores that would not readily
heal. Other dressings were thicker and irritated
the skin around the dressings. The thinner edge
of the ultra-thin is less irritating to surrounding tissue, but still thick enough to protect the tissue under it. It can stay on more than one day, which is also helpful in allowing the underlying tissue to heal.
by Judy from Northampton, PA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
Effective.
Easy To Use.
Safe.
Promotes Healing.
Best Uses:
Long Term Use.
DuoDerm Extra Thin worked great at healing a Stage 1 pressure sore on my friend's hip. Since the sore has healed, we continue to use it since it provides protection against friction injuries (pants pulling, small wrinkles, sliding on/off toilet). It is expensive, however, the same dressing may be used for several days and its cost is worth not having to deal with the pain, expense and inconvenience of a pressure sore.
by JuJu from Little Rock, AR
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
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 When shall we use it if my grandmother have bedsore wounds.
Asked on Sep 6, 2013 7:38:15 AM by Harvey
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when she is starting to look red and raw if she is complaining about it burning or itching
Answered on Nov 20, 2013 6:09:20 PM by dan from virginia
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You can use it in several ways. If the skin is starting to look broken down you can use to it try and prevent a bedsore. If she already has bedsores, the duoderm is great for over the wound. You should clean the area with normal saline and use whatever ointment or treatment your doctor has prescribed. The duoderm seals the area and protects the skin to allow it to heal. It can be kept on for up to five days which allows the skin underneath to heal.
Answered on Dec 30, 2013 1:34:48 PM by Sharon from Florida
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We apply before skin breaks and use until it clears. If there is potential for continued pressure we use Aquacel over sore and under DD. Change ea 5-7 days.
Answered on Dec 31, 2013 8:28:27 AM by jed from Knox
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At the first sign of a bed sore also be very alert to a sore because they can grow very big very fast.
Answered on Dec 31, 2013 9:58:44 AM by Don from ca
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No, don't use it in a bedsore. The DuoDerm is for small wound. For bedsore use Lantiseptic Skin Protectant. Apply a lot "thick paste" on it.
Answered on Jan 6, 2014 11:42:12 AM by Abhie from San Antonio
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how do you use Duoderm??
Asked on Apr 26, 2013 12:26:27 PM by Ree
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We use Duoderm to make a dressing to protect our son's nose from skin breakdown from equipment used for breathing treatments.
Answered on Jun 27, 2013 5:17:10 PM by Loving Mom from Nose
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Duroderm can be placed over special ointment covering a wpund or by itself. Can be left on for as many as 5 days. Slowly peek off to avpid skin tears.
Answered on Jun 29, 2013 11:55:33 AM by gap from Fall River,MA
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how do you use DuoDerm extra thin cgf dressing? Do you apply directly to open wound? How do you prep the wound?
Asked on Jul 1, 2012 2:09:10 AM by mecknik
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You prep the wound by using saline with a gauze to cleanse it. You can then apply the duraderm directly or over a specific cream ect you use.
Answered on Jun 29, 2013 11:58:58 AM by gap from FRall River,Ma
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Part Number(s): 730 0571, 730 0570, 730 1460, 730 0564, 730 5090 04, 730 0566, 730 0567, 730 1882, 730 0569, 730 1009, 730 5090 26, 730 5090 27
Mfg Part Number(s): 187900, 187901, 187955, 187903, 187932
Scrip Part Number(s): 730 5090 04, 730 0567, 730 0569, 730 5090 27, 730 0566, 730 1009, 730 5090 26, 730 1460, 730 0570, 730 0571, 730 1882, 730 0564
how do you use DuoDerm extra thin cgf dressing? Do you apply directly to open wound? How do you prep the wound?
You prep the wound by using saline with a gauze to cleanse it. You can then apply the duraderm directly or over a specific cream ect you use.
how do you use Duoderm??
We use Duoderm to make a dressing to protect our son's nose from skin breakdown from equipment used for breathing treatments.
When shall we use it if my grandmother have bedsore wounds.
when she is starting to look red and raw if she is complaining about it burning or itching
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