The Albahealth, LLC 822 Tubular Dressing Retainer is designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments, providing a convenient and secure method for retaining dressings in place. This product is particularly beneficial for patients requiring ongoing wound care, as it simplifies the dressing change process and helps promote a clean environment for healing.

The Albahealth, LLC 822 Tubular Dressing Retainer is intended to provide a secure and comfortable fit for patients, allowing for easy mobility and reducing the risk of dressing displacement. The retainer is designed to work in conjunction with a variety of dressing types, making it a versatile solution for wound care management. Its functionality is centered around providing a simple, effective way to keep dressings in place, thereby promoting the healing process and reducing the risk of complications.

Key Features

• Easy to apply and remove, reducing the risk of skin irritation or injury
• Securely holds dressings in place, minimizing the risk of displacement or loss
• Allows for easy inspection and dressing changes, promoting efficient wound care management
• Comfortable and flexible design, providing patient comfort during wear
• Compatible with a variety of dressing types, making it a versatile solution for wound care needs
• Simple and intuitive design, reducing the need for extensive training or instruction
• Latex-free construction, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or sensitivity

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 2 inches (width) x 5 yards (length) | Weight: 3.2 ounces | Materials: Latex-free, breathable materials | Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable industry standards for medical devices | Compatibility: Designed for use with a variety of dressing types and sizes

Ideal For

* Hospitals and acute care facilities * Outpatient clinics and medical offices * Home care and hospice settings * Wound care and rehabilitation centers * Long-term care facilities and nursing homes * Emergency medical services (EMS) and first response teams