What is Allevyn Dressing?
Allevyn Dressing is manage both chronic and acute wounds. This helps to reduce the risk of maceration to the wound.
What is Allevyn Dressing Used For?
Primary Uses of Allevyn Dressings
1. Wound Management
2. Types of Wounds Treated
– Venous leg ulcers
– Surgical wounds (post-operative)
– Burns (partial thickness)
3. Infection Control
4. Pain Management
The soft, flexible material used in Allevyn dressings minimizes pain during application and removal. Their gentle adhesive options also reduce trauma to the skin.
5. Skin Protection
Features of Allevyn Dressings
- High Absorbency
- Moisture Balance
- Breathability
- Adhesive and Non-Adhesive Options
- Cushioning Effect
- Triple-Layer construction
Benefits of Allevyn Dressings
- High absorbency: Manages moderate to heavy exudate effectively.
- Skin-friendly: Gentle materials reduce irritation and pain during removal.
- Flexible and conformable: Suitable for use on hard-to-dress areas.
Preparation
1. Gather Supplies
– Allevyn dressing (correct size and type for the wound)
– Saline or sterile water for cleaning
– Gauze or wound-cleaning swabs
– Disposable gloves
– Adhesive tape or bandage (if using a non-adhesive dressing)
2. Wash Hands
3. Clean the Wound.
Application of Allevyn Dressing
1. Select the Correct Dressing Size
– Choose an Allevyn dressing that extends 1-2 cm beyond the edges of the wound. This ensures proper coverage and secure adhesion.
2. Prepare the Dressing
– For non-adhesive Allevyn dressings, prepare an appropriate secondary adhesive or bandage to secure it.
3. Apply the Dressing
4. Secure the Dressing.
Aftercare
1. Monitor the Dressing
2. Change the Dressing
3. Dispose of Used Dressing
– Discard the used dressing and gloves in a proper biohazard waste container.
– Wash your hands again after removal.
Where to Buy Allevyn Dressing?
You can buy Allevyn Dressing from Joya Medical Supplies, either through their website or by contacting their customer service.
