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Category: Velfix® -Edge

Intravenous (IV) cannulation is a common medical procedure used to administer medications and fluids directly into the bloodstream. While the benefits of IV therapy are clear, the procedure also poses risks, including the possibility of infection at the site of cannula insertion. When it comes to IV therapy, securing the cannula in place is critical for the patient’s safety and comfort.

We, @dattmediproducts, present Velfix®-Edge, a specialized IV dressing designed specifically for fixing cannulas, which is used to reduce the associated risks. Velfix®-Edge is a non-woven bordered IV dressings coated with latex free adhesive. Frame delivery system for precise placement. Highly conformable to provide solutions for difficult catheters and IV sites. Promotes best practice and enhanced patient comfort with additional securement strips and date labels. Window Framed delivery system allows for one handed application and prevents dressing sticking to itself. Deep notched design forms a barrier to secondary infection and bacterial contamination.

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Intravenous (IV) cannulation is a common medical procedure used to administer medications and fluids directly into the bloodstream. While the benefits of IV therapy are clear, the procedure...

Boost Faster Healing with Waterproof Dressing

Waterproof dressings are transparent film dressings comprised of Polyurethane (PU) film coated with adhesive. They offer a transparent, waterproof film layer that serves as a bacterial barrier.

Although the dressings do repel water they are still porous and thus breathable. This aids in providing an environment that is moist, leading to faster healing. They are ideal for the protection of wounds as they seal out water, dirt and germs; therefore decreasing the chances of infection.

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Waterproof dressings are transparent film dressings comprised of Polyurethane (PU) film coated with adhesive. They offer a transparent, waterproof film layer that serves as a bacterial barrier. Although...

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