Mesalt Sodium Chloride Impregnated Dressing, 8 x 8 Inch

Molnlycke Mesalt Sodium Chloride Impregnated Dressing, 8 x 8 Inch

The Molnlycke Mesalt Sodium Chloride Impregnated Dressing is a sterile, absorbent wound dressing designed for wounds with medium to high levels of exudate. Impregnated with sodium chloride (salt), this 8 x 8 inch dressing is intended for caregivers, clinicians, and patients managing draining, infected, or contaminated wounds that need effective cleansing support.

As wound fluid comes into contact with the dressing, the sodium chloride action helps draw exudate, bacteria, and debris away from the wound bed, stimulating the natural wound cleansing process. This absorbent design helps keep the wound environment under control between dressing changes, and the easy-to-use format makes application and removal straightforward for both home and clinical settings.

This listing is for the 8 x 8 inch size and is available in multiple purchase options: Single, Box of 30, or Case of 180, so you can order the quantity that fits your care routine. The dressing is sterile and ready to use. Many wound care supplies like this are FSA/HSA eligible. Please select your preferred quantity option below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type of wounds is the Mesalt dressing for?
A: It is designed for wounds with medium to high levels of exudate, including draining, infected, or contaminated wounds that benefit from active cleansing.

Q: How does the sodium chloride work?
A: The salt impregnation interacts with wound exudate to help draw fluid, bacteria, and debris away from the wound, stimulating the natural cleansing process.

Q: Is this dressing sterile?
A: Yes, each Mesalt dressing is sterile and ready for single use.

Q: What size and quantities are available?
A: This is the 8 x 8 inch dressing, offered as a Single, a Box of 30, or a Case of 180. Choose your quantity from the options above.

Q: How often should the dressing be changed?
A: Dressing frequency depends on the amount of exudate and your provider's instructions; heavily draining wounds may need more frequent changes. Always follow the guidance of your healthcare professional.