Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing

Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing is an effective and reliable medical device for wound management. It’s made of a comfortable paraffin gauze material which aids in faster healing of wounds while decreasing discomfort and pain. If you’re a medical professional or someone who cares to treat wounds yourself, Jelonet can be a vital component of your wound care equipment.

Specifications of Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing:

• Material: Gauze coated with paraffin.
• Dimension options are available in various sizes to fit different types of wounds.
• Sterility Individually packed to ensure Sterility.
• Latex-free: Safe for those with allergies to latex.
• Shelf Life A long shelf life means prolonged use.

Features of Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing:

1. Non-Adherent Jelonet’s non-adherent layer stops the dressing from sticking on the skin, which reduces trauma and pain when dressing modifications.
2. Promotes healing: The paraffin-coated gauze aids in creating a moist environment conducive to speedier healing and regeneration of tissue.
3. Soft: Its gentle and soft texture is soothing for patients suffering from delicate or sensitive skin.
4. Hypoallergenic and safe: Since it is free of latex, it is safe for people who suffer from allergies to latex and reduces the chance of developing allergic reactions.
5. Flexible: Jelonet is suitable for use on a wide variety of wounds, such as burns, lacerations, abrasions and ulcers.
6. Simple application: Its smooth surface makes it easy to apply and remove, making it a viable option for healthcare professionals and caregivers.
7. Reduces Scarring By promoting the best wound healing conditions, Jelonet helps reduce Scarring after healing the wound.

Relevant Terms

• Paraffin gauze dressing
• Products for wound care
• Non-adherent gauze
• Healing of wounds with moisture
• Wound dressing for burns
• No latex is needed for wound care
• Dressings for wounds made of Sterile
• Wound healing supplies
• Jelonet dressing sizes
• Hypoallergenic wound treatment

JELONET paraffin gauze dressing was designed for minor burns and scalds.

• JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing is a sterile dressing made of woven open gauze. It’s a flexible burn dressing made to soothe and heal wounds2.
• Always check on the back of the package and adhere to the guidelines to use.

Features and Benefits

• JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing is made to relieve and protect 2 by allowing it to drain quickly into a second dressing that absorbs.
• JELNET Paraffin Gauze Dressing can be molded1 and is cut to fit the size of wounds.
• Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing has been in use for many years and has a long time in clinical use.3,4
• The JELONET Gauze Dressing may be utilized in combination in conjunction with MELOLIN”Low Adherent absorbent wound Dressing.5

Sizes

Sizes of Dressings per pack

5cm x 5cm 50 dressings

10cm x 10cm 3 dressings

Instructions for Use

Step 1: Hands must be washed before and after treating the injury.

Step 2: Gently cleanse and dry the area and the skin.

Step3. Take the dressing out of the bag.

Step 4: Remove and dispose of the backing papers and dressing, carefully working with the dressing only around the edge. Notice: Any excess jelly will be left on the back paper.

Step 5: Carefully put the dressing on the wound in one layer.

Step 6: If needed, Cover the dressing with an absorbent dressing.

Step 7. Attach the dressing(s) by securing the dressing with an elastic bandage or tape.

Precautions for Use

Take immediate medical advice for any serious injuries and burns or if there is discomfort or redness. JELONET dressings can be a one-time usage-only product. The dressing is not intended to be reused. There is a risk of cross-contamination, and the treatment could be unsuccessful. The opening of the dressing pouch can compromise the sterilization barrier. Therefore, any dressing left unopened should not be kept to use at a later time. Please do not touch your eyes because it could irritate them. The dressing is a flammable chemical: Paraffin. Avoid contact with naked sparks or sources of ignition.

FAQs about JELONET paraffin gauze dressing:

Q1 What is the recommended frequency to change the dressing of Jelonet? A1: The amount of time that dressings change depends on the type of wound and its state. It would help if you changed your dressing daily or as medical professionals recommend.

Question 2: Could Jelonet be used for deeper injuries? A2: Jelonet is designed to treat mild to moderately exuding superficial wounds. You should consult a doctor to ensure proper wound care for wounds with deep abrasions.

Q3 Do you think Jelonet is appropriate to use on children? A3: Yes, Jelonet is safe for application on wounds of children. Always be sure to follow the instructions of a health expert when treating any child’s injury.

Question 4: Should I take Jelonet in conjunction with other topical medications? A4: It is recommended to talk with an expert in the field before mixing Jelonet with other medications for topical use to prevent potential interactions.