Puritan Medical Wound Measuring Device

Puritan Medical Wound Measuring Device

The Puritan Medical Wound Measuring Device is a practical tool for clinicians, wound care nurses, and home caregivers who need to accurately assess and document wound size and depth. Designed for pressure ulcers, abdominal (stomach) wounds, and surgical wounds, this handy device combines a foam-tipped applicator with a graduated measurement scale to make consistent tracking simple.

The foam tip is indented at 0.5 and 1.0 centimeter, giving you clear reference points for gauging wound depth, while the graduated scale printed on the plastic handle lets you measure wound length and width at a glance. By recording precise, repeatable measurements over time, you can monitor healing progress, guide treatment decisions, and support thorough clinical documentation. Its combination of depth-probing tip and ruled handle streamlines the assessment process during routine dressing changes and evaluations.

This wound measuring device is available in a Box of 50 and a Case of 1000, so you can choose the quantity that fits your practice or facility. It's also handy for podiatric use and other wound-assessment needs. Many wound care supplies are FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred quantity below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Puritan Wound Measuring Device used for?
A: It is used to measure the length, width, and depth of wounds such as pressure ulcers, stomach wounds, and surgical wounds, helping clinicians track healing over time.

Q: How does the depth measurement work?
A: The foam tip is indented at 0.5 and 1.0 centimeter, providing built-in reference marks so you can gauge wound depth accurately.

Q: Does it measure wound length and width too?
A: Yes. The plastic handle features a graduated measurement scale that lets you measure wound dimensions right alongside depth.

Q: What quantities are available?
A: You can order this device in a Box of 50 or a Case of 1000. Choose your preferred option from the selector above.

Q: Can it be used outside of wound care?
A: In addition to wound assessment, it can be handy for podiatric use and other applications where precise depth and dimension measurement is needed.