Atrauman Non-Adherent Wound Dressing – Gentle Skin Protection for Sensitive Skin

Atrauman non-adherent wound dressing is a sterile, single-use primary contact dressing impregnated with a neutral triglyceride ointment, designed for superficial wounds and for patients with sensitive skin. It provides a protective, non-stick surface to support atraumatic dressing changes and helps keep wound edges and the surrounding skin supple.

• Non-adherent contact layer: is formulated for use with the secondary dressing from sticking to the wound bed, enabling gentle, atraumatic dressing changes.
• Neutral triglyceride impregnation: Impregnated with neutral triglycerides to create a soft interface that protects the wound and minimizes residue compared with paraffin gauze.
• Thin, drapable material: Soft polyester mesh that conforms to wound contours and can be cut to size for a precise fit.
• Exudate management: Permits exudate to flow into the secondary dressing while keeping the wound surface clean.
• Sterile, single-use packaging: Each dressing is sterile and intended for one-time use; common sizes include 5 cm x 5 cm and 7.5 cm x 10 cm.

Atrauman is especially useful in dermatology and for patients with sensitive skin or those who are sensitive to certain medications, offering a residue-minimizing option that supports comfortable wound care. The dressing can be placed directly on the wound bed and covered with an appropriate secondary dressing; wear time depends on exudate and clinical assessment, with typical changes guided by standard wound care protocols up to about seven days.

Frequently asked questions

• What sizes are available? Available sizes include 5 cm x 5 cm and 7.5 cm x 10 cm, packaged sterile for single use.
• Is Atrauman suitable for sensitive skin? Yes. It is non-medicated and impregnated with neutral triglycerides, designed for sensitive skin and for patients who are sensitive to certain medications.
• How do I apply Atrauman? Open the sterile peel packs, cut the dressing to size if needed, place it on the wound bed with the covers in place, and then cover with an appropriate secondary dressing.
• How long can it stay in place? Depending on wound exudate and condition, it can remain in place with a secondary dressing; typical wear time can extend up to seven days.

Soft, non-promotional care language: Supports gentle wound care, helps maintain a clean wound surface, and assists with atraumatic dressing changes for sensitive patients. Add to cart to support careful, skin-friendly wound management.