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DM24590-Each

Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9

DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 is a sterile, non-adherent gauze impregnated with petrolatum and 3% bismuth tribromophenate. Priced at $1.02, it supports moist wound healing for burns, skin grafts, and minor lacerations.

$1.02 $1.34-24%

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Key features

  • Sterile single-use packaging
  • Non-adherent petrolatum coating
  • Promotes moist wound healing
  • Conforms to body contours
  • Contains 3% bismuth tribromophenate
  • Latex-free for sensitive skin
  • Occlusive barrier against contaminants

Pros

  • +Prevents sticking to wound bed
  • +Supports faster tissue regeneration
  • +Safe for sensitive and fragile skin
  • +Easy to apply and reposition
  • +Helps reduce infection risk
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Cons

  • Not for heavily exuding wounds
  • May require secondary dressing
  • Petrolatum can stain fabrics

About DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9

What is DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9?

The DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 is a sterile, non-adherent primary wound dressing designed to promote optimal healing conditions. Impregnated with petrolatum and 3% bismuth tribromophenate, this fine-mesh gauze maintains a moist wound environment while preventing sticking to delicate tissues. Its occlusive design helps protect low to non-exudating wounds from contamination and disruption during recovery. Each dressing measures 5 inches by 9 inches, offering ample coverage for various wound types. Latex-free and ready to use, it's ideal for clinical and home care settings where reliable, gentle wound protection is essential.

Key features

  • Sterile Packaging — Ensures contamination-free application for sensitive wounds.
  • Non-Adherent Surface — Petrolatum coating prevents sticking and minimizes trauma during changes.
  • Moist Wound Healing — Supports faster recovery by maintaining optimal moisture balance.
  • Conforms to Body Contours — Flexible mesh design adapts to elbows, knees, and other curved areas.
  • Antimicrobial Protection — 3% bismuth tribromophenate helps reduce infection risk.
  • Latex-Free — Safe for patients with latex sensitivities or allergies.
  • Occlusive Barrier — Shields wounds from external irritants and bacteria.

Who is DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 for?

This dressing is ideal for patients recovering from minor surgical procedures, skin grafts, burns, abrasions, or donor sites. It's especially beneficial for individuals with fragile or sensitive skin who require a non-traumatic dressing change. Healthcare providers, wound care specialists, and home caregivers can rely on this product for consistent, gentle wound management. Diabetic patients with minor skin injuries may also benefit under medical supervision.

How does DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 compare?

Compared to standard dry gauze, this impregnated dressing reduces adherence and pain during removal. Unlike foam or hydrocolloid dressings, it's better suited for low-exudate wounds where moisture balance is critical without excessive absorption. It offers antimicrobial benefits not found in plain petrolatum gauzes, while remaining more breathable than occlusive films. For delicate healing tissue, it outperforms non-medicated meshes in comfort and protection.

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Best use cases

  • Skin graft site protection
  • Minor burn healing
  • Surgical donor sites
  • Superficial lacerations
  • Abrasion wound care
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Is Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 right for you?

The DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing is best for individuals managing low-drainage wounds at home or in clinical settings. Suitable for all skill levels, from caregivers to medical professionals. Ideal when non-adherent, antimicrobial protection is needed. Consider alternatives like hydrocolloids for high-exudate wounds or silicone dressings for frequent changes.

How it compares: Compared to standard polypropylene gauze, this petrolatum-impregnated dressing reduces trauma during removal. It offers better moisture retention than dry gauze and more antimicrobial protection than basic non-stick pads, while being less absorbent than foam dressings used for moderate exudate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Xeroform gauze used for?

Xeroform gauze is used as a non-adherent primary dressing for low to non-exudating wounds like burns, skin grafts, and minor surgical sites. It supports moist healing and helps prevent infection with its bismuth tribromophenate content.

Does Dermarite Xeroform gauze contain iodine?

No, Dermarite Xeroform gauze does not contain iodine. It is impregnated with 3% bismuth tribromophenate and petrolatum, making it suitable for patients with iodine sensitivities.

How often should Xeroform gauze be changed?

Xeroform gauze should be changed every 1 to 3 days, depending on wound condition and physician instructions. Always follow clinical guidelines to avoid disrupting the healing process.

Is this dressing latex-free?

Yes, the DM24590-Each Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing is latex-free, making it safe for use on patients with latex allergies or sensitivities.

Can Xeroform gauze be cut to size?

Yes, Xeroform gauze can be cut to fit smaller wound areas. Use sterile scissors to maintain cleanliness and ensure precise application without compromising sterility.

How much does Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 cost?

Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 is $1.02 at Diabetesstore.com, marked down from $1.34 (save 24%). Prices may change — click through to Diabetesstore.com for the latest.

Is Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 in stock at Diabetesstore.com?

Yes, Dermarite Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 5 x 9 is currently in stock at Diabetesstore.com.

Specifications

Brand
DM24590-Each
SKU
77742-209032
Last updated May 14, 2026