Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing - 10cm x 10cm

Jelonet is a sterile, unmedicated paraffin tulle gras dressing made from open weave gauze. The gau...

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This guide is for anyone using Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressing. The key benefit of Jelonet is its ability to soothe and protect wounds while allowing free drainage. A caveat is that it is unmedicated, so it doesn't offer any antibacterial properties. Jelonet is a sterile, unmedicated dressing made from open-weave gauze, designed to minimize fraying and promote wound healing.

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Model Part NumberCM1607
BrandJelonet

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FAQs

What is Jelonet?

Jelonet is a sterile, unmedicated paraffin tulle gras dressing made from open-weave gauze.

What are the benefits of using Jelonet?

Jelonet soothes and protects the wound, minimizes adherence, and allows free passage of exudate.

Is Jelonet medicated?

No, Jelonet is unmedicated.

How often should I change the dressing?

Change the dressing as needed, usually daily or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Can I cut Jelonet to fit my wound?

Yes, the gauze has interlocking threads which minimise fraying when the dressing is cut to shape.

Where should I store Jelonet?

Store Jelonet in a cool, dry place.

What should I do if the dressing sticks to the wound?

Moisten the dressing with saline or water before removal.

Troubleshooting

Dressing adheres to the wound.

Ensure the wound is properly moistened before applying Jelonet, and consider using a slightly larger dressing to avoid direct contact with the wound edges.

Excessive exudate.

Increase the frequency of dressing changes, and use a more absorbent secondary dressing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Soothes and protects the wound.
  • Minimizes adherence, reducing pain.
  • Allows for free drainage of exudate.
  • Easy to cut and shape.
  • Sterile to prevent infection.

Cons

  • Unmedicated, doesn't provide antibacterial properties.
  • Requires a secondary absorbent dressing.
  • May not be suitable for heavily exuding wounds without frequent changes.
  • Cannot be used on infected wounds without additional treatment.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Wash your hands thoroughly before handling Jelonet and the wound.
  2. Application: Gently remove Jelonet from its packaging. Cut the dressing to the size and shape of the wound, ensuring it overlaps the wound edges slightly.
  3. Placement: Apply Jelonet directly to the wound surface. It can be applied to both wet and dry wounds.
  4. Secondary Dressing: Cover Jelonet with an appropriate absorbent dressing, such as a gauze pad, and secure it with tape or a bandage.
  5. Frequency: Change the dressing as needed, usually daily or as directed by a healthcare professional.
  6. Compatibility: Jelonet is compatible with a wide range of secondary dressings. Always consult a healthcare professional for guidance.
  7. Care: Store Jelonet in a cool, dry place. Ensure the packaging is intact before use. Discard if the packaging is damaged.

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