dynarex Nonadherent Dressing, 3 x 4 Inch

Dynarex Nonadherent Dressing, 3 x 4 Inch

The Dynarex Nonadherent Dressing is a soft, 3 x 4 inch wound pad designed to protect cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and minor surgical sites without sticking to the healing tissue. It's ideal for home first aid, clinics, and long-term care settings where gentle, comfortable coverage matters. The key advantage is right in the name: this dressing will not adhere to the wound, so you get effective protection with minimal disruption.

Made of viscose, polyester, and polyethylene, the dressing features a non-stick surface that allows wound drainage to pass through into a secondary bandage while keeping the pad from bonding to delicate new skin. Because it won't cling to the wound bed, dressing changes are far more comfortable and less likely to reopen or irritate the healing area. Simply place the pad over the wound and secure it with tape, a wrap, or a secondary dressing of your choice.

These pads come individually wrapped for cleanliness and single-use convenience, and are available in multiple options so you can stock the right quantity for your needs—a Box of 100 in a handy dispenser box or a bulk Case of 1200. Many wound care supplies like this are FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred option below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does "nonadherent" actually mean?
A: It means the pad is designed not to stick to the wound surface, so removal is gentle and won't disturb newly formed tissue or cause unnecessary pain.

Q: What size are these dressings?
A: Each pad measures 3 x 4 inches, a versatile size well suited to cuts, scrapes, and minor wounds.

Q: How do I keep the dressing in place?
A: The pad is not self-adhesive, so secure it with medical tape, a roll gauze wrap, or a secondary bandage to hold it against the wound.

Q: Are the pads individually wrapped?
A: Yes. Each pad is individually wrapped and dispensed from a convenient box, helping keep them clean until you're ready to use them.

Q: Which quantity should I choose?
A: Choose the Box of 100 for household or small-clinic use, or the Case of 1200 for high-volume or facility needs.