dynarex Nonadherent Dressing, 2 x 3 Inch

Dynarex Nonadherent Dressing, 2 x 3 Inch

The Dynarex Nonadherent Dressing is a soft, gentle wound pad designed for the effective protection of cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and minor surgical or draining wounds. Measuring 2 x 3 inches, this dressing is ideal for home first-aid kits, clinics, and long-term care settings where comfortable, low-trauma wound coverage is a priority. Its standout feature is a nonadherent surface that will not stick to the wound, making dressing changes easier and far more comfortable.

This dressing works by placing a smooth, low-adherent layer directly against the wound bed. Fluid and exudate pass through the pad while the contact surface stays free of the healing tissue, so removal doesn't disrupt new skin or reopen the wound. In everyday use, that means less pain during changes, reduced risk of tissue trauma, and cleaner, more consistent wound care. The absorbent center helps manage light drainage while keeping the area protected from dirt and friction.

Each pad is constructed of viscose, polyester, and polyethylene for a soft feel and dependable performance. This product is available in multiple options—a Box of 100 pads in a handy dispenser box or a Case of 1,200 for high-volume needs. These dressings are often FSA/HSA eligible, making them a convenient choice for stocking your supplies. Select your preferred option below to order the quantity that fits your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this dressing stick to my wound?
A: No. The nonadherent contact surface is specifically designed not to stick to the wound, so dressing changes are gentle and comfortable.

Q: What types of wounds is it best for?
A: It's well suited for cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and minor draining or surgical wounds that need protection while healing.

Q: What is the dressing made of?
A: Each pad is made of viscose, polyester, and polyethylene for a soft, low-adherent feel.

Q: How do I choose between the Box of 100 and the Case of 1200?
A: Choose the Box of 100 for home or everyday use, or the Case of 1200 for clinics and facilities that go through dressings quickly. Simply select your option above.

Q: Do I need a secondary dressing?
A: In many cases, yes—the nonadherent pad is placed over the wound and secured with tape, gauze, or a wrap to hold it in place.