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Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Burn Dressing | 10cm x 10cm | Pack of 10 | Open Weave Gauze | Low Adherent
£7.20
£6.00
A Jelonet 10cm x 10cm Paraffin Gauze Burn Dressing: Sterile, non-medicated, and versatile for managing burns, wounds, and skin grafts, ensuring safe and effective healing.
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More Jelonet dressings are available
Jelonet dressings provide a convenient solution to wound management and are designed to be easily cut to size as required. Here are the other sizes we provide:
10cm x 10cm - Pack of 10
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Jelonet 10x10cm dressings cover a generous area or can be cut to size. Protect and soothe sensitive open wounds while the body heals.
The Jelonet 10x10 dressing is ideal for wounds healing by secondary intention, including burns, scalds, abrasions, ulcers, lacerations, skin graft donor and recipient sites, and cracked nipples.
A semi-occlusive primary burncare dressing layer, Jelonet keeps the wound bed moist and helps the body’s natural healing process along. It’s wicking properties allow exudate to pass freely through the dressing, helping the wound to drain without drying out.
Cut this sterile Jelonet 10 x 10 dressing to the perfect size. The fray-resistant weave will not come apart, and there’s no worry about fibres getting stuck to the wound. As a non-medicated dressing, it can be used with topical treatments, locking them in against the wound for maximum effectiveness.
16 Benefits of the Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Burn Dressing
How to Use Jelonet 10cm x 10cm Dressings
Before Application
Begin by ensuring the wound is clean and dry. If you're using a topical treatment, apply it before the dressing.
Applying the Dressing
1. Gently place the Jelonet dressing over the wound, ensuring it covers the entire area. Its soft white paraffin impregnation on a leno weave helps to keep the wound moist.
2. As Jelonet is a primary contact layer, ensure you use a secondary dressing to secure it in place and to absorb any excess exudate.
3. The non-adherent nature of Jelonet means it's easy to remove, minimising trauma to the wound. Simply lift an edge and gently peel it away.
4. For optimum wound care, change the Jelonet dressing daily. Its semi-occlusive nature provides protection from contaminants, but it's essential to keep the wound fresh and clean.
Disposal
After removal, safely dispose of the used dressing.
Please note: Jelonet is sterile until the packet is opened. Always handle with clean hands or use sterile gloves of necessary.
What are the Jelonet Dressings used for?
Jelonet 10cm x 10cm Dressings are designed for efficient and gentle wound management. These versatile, non-medicated dressings are ideal for:
- Covering Minor Wounds: Providing a soft and gentle touch to support the healing process.
- Secondary Intention Healing: Highly effective for treating wounds like thermal burns, abrasions, ulcers, lacerations, and skin graft donor or recipient sites.
- Relief for Cracked Nipples: Offering soothing protection and comfort.
- Primary Dressing for Burns: An excellent choice for burns patients, Jelonet promotes natural healing by maintaining a moist wound environment.
- Sterile Wound Care: Its fray-resistant design ensures that no fibres interfere with the wound.
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When to seek medical assistance
While the Jelonet 10cm x 10cm dressing is expertly designed to promote natural healing for various wounds, there are moments when it's crucial to consult a medical professional:
- Worsening Condition of the Wound: If you observe the wound enlarging, deepening, or causing increased pain, these may be indications of improper healing.
- Signs of Infection: Be vigilant for symptoms like yellowish pus, persistent redness, warmth around the wound, or an unpleasant smell. These are typical signs of an infection.
- High Levels of Exudate: Although Jelonet is effective for light to moderate exudate, consistently high levels could suggest a more serious issue.
- Slow Healing: If a minor wound shows no substantial improvement within a week, or larger wounds are not progressing in healing, it's time to seek medical attention.
- Allergic Reactions or Sensitivities: Should you experience any allergic reactions to the dressing, such as itching or rashes, immediate consultation with a healthcare provider is crucial.
- Unusual Symptoms: Numbness, discolouration (like a bluish hue), or excessive swelling around the wound are serious symptoms that require professional evaluation.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Pack Size | 10 dressings |
| Dimensions | 10cm x 10cm |
| Material | Sterile leno-weave gauze impregnated with soft paraffin. This combination ensures a non-adherent, soothing application to support the healing process |
| Features |
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| Usage | Ideal for:
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| Change Frequency | Daily |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Jelonet is designed for managing various wounds, including minor burns, scalds, abrasions, ulcers, lacerations, skin graft donor and recipient sites, and cracked nipples.
Yes, Jelonet is suitable for home use, especially for treating minor burns, cuts, and abrasions. It's easy to use for those with basic first aid knowledge.
Jelonet is latex-free and non-medicated, making it suitable for most skin types. However, if you experience any allergic reactions, consult a healthcare professional.
Jelonet should be changed daily to prevent the dressing from drying out and adhering to the wound.
Absolutely. Jelonet can be tailored to the required size without fraying, making it versatile for various wound sizes.
Jelonet is not recommended for heavily exuding wounds as its semi-occlusive nature might lead to tissue maceration.
Yes, each Jelonet dressing is sterile until the packet is opened.
Yes, as a non-medicated dressing, Jelonet can be used in conjunction with topical antiseptics or antibiotics
Jelonet maintains a moist wound environment, facilitates exudate wicking, and minimises wound adherence, aiding the natural healing process.
Jelonet is versatile for use in hospitals, clinics, first aid kits, home care, emergency services, specialised care facilities, and even in veterinary clinics for animal wound care.
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