Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 2 X 2

What is DM24220-Each Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 2 X 2?

The DM24220-Each Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 2 x 2 is a sterile, non-adherent wound contact layer designed for effective wound management. Impregnated with bismuth tribromophenate, this gauze dressing provides a protective barrier that helps reduce the risk of infection while maintaining a moist wound environment conducive to healing. Each pad measures 2 inches by 2 inches, making it suitable for small to moderate wounds. Sold individually by Diabetesstore, it's commonly used in both clinical and home care settings.

Key features

• Antimicrobial Protection — Contains bismuth tribromophenate to help prevent bacterial growth in minor wounds.
• Non-Adherent Surface — Stays in place without sticking to the wound bed, reducing pain during changes.
• Sterile Packaging — Each 2 x 2 gauze is individually wrapped to maintain sterility.
• Absorbent Design — Manages light to moderate exudate effectively.
• Convenient Size — 2 x 2 inch format fits most small wounds, incisions, and abrasions.
• Breathable Material — Allows airflow while protecting the wound from external contaminants.
• Latex-Free — Safe for use in latex-sensitive patients.

Who is DM24220-Each Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 2 X 2 for?

This dressing is ideal for individuals managing minor surgical wounds, skin grafts, lacerations, or superficial burns. It’s well-suited for diabetic patients, post-op care, or anyone needing reliable, low-trauma wound coverage. Healthcare providers and caregivers also use it for its consistent performance and ease of application.

How does DM24220-Each Xeroform Gauze Wound Dressing, 2 X 2 compare?

Compared to standard petrolatum gauze, Xeroform offers added antimicrobial protection due to bismuth tribromophenate. It performs similarly to other impregnated gauzes but stands out for its non-adherent properties and sterility. Unlike foam or hydrocolloid dressings, it’s better suited for wounds needing frequent assessment or debridement. It’s more cost-effective than advanced antimicrobial dressings while still offering infection control for low-to-moderate risk wounds.