A Jelonet 5cm x 5cm Paraffin Gauze Burn Dressing: Compact, sterile, and gentle, ideal for smaller burns and wounds, providing safe and effective healing.
The Jelonet 5 x 5 dressing is an excellent choice for treating injuries that typically heal through the process of secondary intention, such as thermal burns, scalds, abrasions, ulcers, lacerations and donor or recipient sites of skin grafts. It is also highly suitable for the purpose of treating cracked nipples.
Jelonet is an ideal primary dressing layer for treating burns. This dressing helps promote the body's natural healing process by keeping the wound bed moist, thanks to its wicking properties, enabling exudate to pass through freely without drying out the wound.
Not only does Jelonet help with the drainage of fluids but it is also semi-occlusive, meaning it helps create an environment that supports healing. Moreover, the dressing is lightweight and non-adherent, which means it’s easy to remove and minimises trauma to the wound bed.
Begin by ensuring the wound is clean and dry. If you're using a topical treatment, apply it before 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.
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.
The Jelonet 5cm x 5cm Dressing is expertly tailored for the effective and gentle management of smaller wounds. These compact, non-medicated dressings are especially suitable for:
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| Specification | Detail |
| Pack Size | 5 dressings |
| Dimensions | 5cm x 5cm |
| Material | Sterile leno-weave gauze impregnated with soft paraffin. This combination ensures a non-adherent, soothing application to support the healing process |
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| Usage | Ideal for:
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| Change Frequency | Daily |
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Jelonet is designed for the management of smaller wounds, including minor burns, scalds, abrasions, small ulcers, minor lacerations, and for use on skin graft donor and recipient sites, as well as for soothing cracked nipples.
Yes, Jelonet's 5cm x 5cm size is suitable for home use, particularly for treating small burns, cuts, and abrasions. It is user-friendly, even for those with basic first aid knowledge.
Jelonet is latex-free and non-medicated, making it appropriate for most skin types. If you experience any allergic reactions, it is advised to seek advice from a healthcare professional.
It is recommended to change Jelonet daily to prevent the dressing from drying out and adhering to the wound, especially important for smaller wounds.
Yes. While already small in size, Jelonet can be further tailored without fraying, making it versatile for various small wound sizes.
Jelonet is not recommended for heavily exuding wounds, as its semi-occlusive nature may lead to tissue maceration, even in smaller wounds.
Yes, each Jelonet dressing remains sterile until the packet is opened, ensuring hygienic application.
Yes, Jelonet can be used alongside topical antiseptics or antibiotics, as it is a non-medicated dressing.
Jelonet helps maintain a moist wound environment, facilitates exudate wicking, and minimises wound adherence, which is vital for the natural healing process of small wounds.
Jelonet's smaller size makes it versatile for use in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, home care, emergency services, and specialised care facilities. It is also suitable for animal wound care in veterinary clinics.
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