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extriCare Peel and Place Dressings — Sterile, Single-Use
Overview extriCare Peel and Place Dressings are sterile, single-use wound dressings designed for easy application over foam or gelling wound fillers in negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) and conventional wound care. Engineered for reliable adhesion, fluid handling, and bacterial barrier protection, these dressings simplify dressing changes and support consistent therapy outcomes.
Key Features
Peel-and-place design: Ready-to-apply construction reduces handling time and helps maintain a sterile field during dressing change.
Secure adhesion: High-performance, skin-friendly adhesive provides strong fixation on intact or periwound-compromised skin for extended wear time.
Conformable backing: Flexible, thin-film backing conforms to contours and joint areas to minimize leakage and maintain negative pressure seal.
Integrated port options: Available with pre-attached low-profile port or portless configuration for clinician preference and streamlined tubing connection.
Moisture management: Hydrophobic outer layer resists external contamination while allowing controlled vapor transmission to help manage exudate and reduce maceration risk.
Bacterial barrier: Multi-layer construction provides effective protection against external microbial ingress.
Sterility and labeling: Individually packaged and sterilized; packaging includes clear size and orientation markings for quick identification.
Clinical Benefits
Faster dressing changes: Peel-and-place format and intuitive layout reduce procedure time and patient discomfort.
Improved seal integrity: Conformable film and secure adhesive minimize air leaks, supporting consistent negative pressure delivery.
Versatile use: Works with a range of wound fillers (foam, gelling matrix) and is suitable for wounds on flat or contoured anatomy.
Patient comfort: Low-profile design and gentle adhesive help reduce skin trauma at removal and improve wearer tolerability.
Available Sizes and Configurations
Small, Medium, Large dressing frames to cover common wound areas.
Rectangular and oval shapes to adapt to wound geometry.
Options with pre-attached low-profile port or portless for connection flexibility.
Indications for Use For use as a dressing over wound fillers in negative pressure wound therapy and for wound coverage where a sterile, adherent dressing is clinically indicated.
Contraindications and Cautions
Not for use on untreated malignancy in the wound bed.
Avoid use where untreated osteomyelitis is present.
Use caution in patients with fragile or highly friable periwound skin; consider skin-protective products prior to adhesion.
Follow device labeling and clinical protocols for NPWT system compatibility and pressure settings.
Ordering Information Each unit is supplied sterile in an individually sealed pouch. Contact your clinical supply representative for size and port configuration availability.
extriCare Peel and Place Dressings — quick to apply, robust under therapy, engineered for the demands of modern wound care.
extriCare Peel and Place Dressings — Sterile, Single-Use
Overview extriCare Peel and Place Dressings are sterile, single-use wound dressings designed for easy application over foam or gelling wound fillers in negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) and conventional wound care. Engineered for reliable adhesion, fluid handling, and bacterial barrier protection, these dressings simplify dressing changes and support consistent therapy outcomes.
Key Features
Peel-and-place design: Ready-to-apply construction reduces handling time and helps maintain a sterile field during dressing change.
Secure adhesion: High-performance, skin-friendly adhesive provides strong fixation on intact or periwound-compromised skin for extended wear time.
Conformable backing: Flexible, thin-film backing conforms to contours and joint areas to minimize leakage and maintain negative pressure seal.
Integrated port options: Available with pre-attached low-profile port or portless configuration for clinician preference and streamlined tubing connection.
Moisture management: Hydrophobic outer layer resists external contamination while allowing controlled vapor transmission to help manage exudate and reduce maceration risk.
Bacterial barrier: Multi-layer construction provides effective protection against external microbial ingress.
Sterility and labeling: Individually packaged and sterilized; packaging includes clear size and orientation markings for quick identification.
Clinical Benefits
Faster dressing changes: Peel-and-place format and intuitive layout reduce procedure time and patient discomfort.
Improved seal integrity: Conformable film and secure adhesive minimize air leaks, supporting consistent negative pressure delivery.
Versatile use: Works with a range of wound fillers (foam, gelling matrix) and is suitable for wounds on flat or contoured anatomy.
Patient comfort: Low-profile design and gentle adhesive help reduce skin trauma at removal and improve wearer tolerability.
Available Sizes and Configurations
Small, Medium, Large dressing frames to cover common wound areas.
Rectangular and oval shapes to adapt to wound geometry.
Options with pre-attached low-profile port or portless for connection flexibility.
Indications for Use For use as a dressing over wound fillers in negative pressure wound therapy and for wound coverage where a sterile, adherent dressing is clinically indicated.
Contraindications and Cautions
Not for use on untreated malignancy in the wound bed.
Avoid use where untreated osteomyelitis is present.
Use caution in patients with fragile or highly friable periwound skin; consider skin-protective products prior to adhesion.
Follow device labeling and clinical protocols for NPWT system compatibility and pressure settings.
Ordering Information Each unit is supplied sterile in an individually sealed pouch. Contact your clinical supply representative for size and port configuration availability.
extriCare Peel and Place Dressings — quick to apply, robust under therapy, engineered for the demands of modern wound care.