McKesson Nonsterile Paper Wound Measuring Guide, 6 Inch

McKesson Nonsterile Paper Wound Measuring Guide, 6 Inch

The McKesson Nonsterile Paper Wound Measuring Guide is a simple, disposable ruler designed to help clinicians, caregivers, and home users accurately measure wounds. Whether you're monitoring a pressure injury, surgical incision, ulcer, or other skin wound, this handy paper guide gives you the objective data that's essential for tracking the progression of healing over time.

Consistent measurement is one of the most important parts of good wound care. This guide features calibrated measuring scales graduated in both metric and English units, so you can record wound length and width in centimeters or inches with easy, at-a-glance reading. By documenting these dimensions at each dressing change, you and your care team can clearly see whether a wound is improving, staying the same, or needs closer attention. Because it's a single-use paper tool, it helps support clean measuring practices at the bedside.

This lightweight guide is constructed from paper and measures up to 6 inches (15 centimeters). It is nonsterile and intended for external measuring use. Wound measuring supplies like this are often FSA/HSA eligible. Choose your preferred quantity below, available in a Box of 1, Box of 12, or Case of 288 to match how often you measure and document wounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long is this wound measuring guide?
A: It measures up to 6 inches, or 15 centimeters, with clearly marked increments for accurate documentation.

Q: Does it show both inches and centimeters?
A: Yes. The calibrated scales are graduated in both metric and English units, so you can read and record measurements in whichever system you prefer.

Q: Is this product sterile?
A: No, this is a nonsterile paper measuring guide intended for external wound measurement and documentation.

Q: What is it made of?
A: The guide is constructed from paper, making it lightweight, easy to use, and disposable.

Q: What quantity should I order?
A: Select the option that fits your needs below, from a single unit to a Box of 12 or a Case of 288 for higher-volume or facility use.