The Cuticell C is a considerate solution for managing wounds. It's a low-adherent dressing that simplifies changes without causing discomfort, making it a suitable choice for individuals with sensitive skin. This cuticell dressing is constructed from smooth acetate fabric, and infused with a non-medicated ointment based on Eucerit. The ointment and material work together to maintain a moist environment, aiding in the wound-healing process.

The cuticell c dressing's well-defined small mesh size of 1 x 1 mm ensures no tissue ingrowth, while its permeability allows wound exudate to drain freely into an absorbent secondary dressing. A unique feature of the cuticell bandage is its lint-free nature and resistance to fraying when cut to size, ensuring clean and uncomplicated application. Primarily used for superficial exudating wounds, cuts, abrasions, burns of first and second-degree, radiation injuries and skin graft sites; the Cuticell-C 10 cm x 10 cm, stands as an effective wound care solution.

Features

• Smooth acetate fabric
• Non-medicated ointment
• Small mesh size of 1 x 1 mm
• Permeable fabric
• Lint-free and fray-resistant

• Patient Comfort: The low-adherent nature of the Cuticell C dressing ensures that it doesn't cling to the wound. This makes dressing changes less painful, providing comfort to the patients.
• Moisture Balance:Cuticell C bandage helps in maintaining a moist environment, crucial for wound healing. The moist environment aids in cell migration, accelerates healing and reduces the risk of infection.
• Skin Friendliness: The Cuticell dressing is particularly suitable for those with sensitive skin. Its non-medicated ointment does not provoke any allergic reactions, making it a safe choice for all skin types.
• Easy Application: The dressing comes without any release paper which simplifies its application process. This makes it easy to use even by non-medical personnel or in-home care settings.
• Prevents Occlusion: With its small mesh size design, Cuticell C prevents tissue ingrowth which could lead to an occlusive effect. This feature is particularly beneficial for wounds requiring frequent dressing changes.

• First, clean the wound area thoroughly with a mild antiseptic solution.
• Cut the Cuticell C dressing to fit the size and shape of the wound.
• Apply the Cuticell C dressing gently over the wound, ensuring it covers the entire wound area and extends slightly beyond its edges.
• Secure the dressing in place using a secondary dressing or bandage as required.
• Change the dressing as recommended by your healthcare provider, or at least once daily.

• Always use under the guidance of a healthcare professional.
• Not suitable for heavily exudating wounds.
• Do not use it in case of known allergies to any of its ingredients.
• Store flat at ambient room temperature in a dry place away from heat and sunlight.
• Do not use it if the seal is broken.

FAQs

Q1. What size is Cuticell dressing?
Ans. The size of Cuticell dressing can be altered according to individual wound size, as it can be easily cut and does not fray at the edges.

Q2. What is Cuticell C used for?
Ans. Cuticell C is used for treating superficial exudating wounds such as first and second-degree burns, cuts, abrasions, lacerations, radiation injuries, and donor and recipient skin graft sites.

Q3. Is Cuticell C suitable for sensitive skin?
Ans. Yes, Cuticell C is made from low-adherent and soothing materials, making it suitable for patients with sensitive skin.

Q4. How does Cuticell C support wound healing?
Ans. Cuticell C helps maintain a moist environment which supports wound healing. Its permeability allows exudate to drain freely into an absorbent secondary dressing.

Q5. What does 'low-adherent' mean about dressings?
Ans. Low-adherent dressings are specially designed to minimize their adhesion to the wound, reducing the pain and trauma during dressing changes.

Q6. Can dressings cause an occlusive effect?
Ans. Yes, some dressings can cause an occlusive effect, which can inhibit wound healing. However, Cuticell C is designed to prevent occlusive effects.

Q7. What can be used as an absorbent secondary dressing?
Ans. An absorbent secondary dressing may be a bandage or pad that is used on top of a primary dressing like Cuticell C to absorb excess exudates.

Testimonials

'Cuticell C has proven to be a relief. It's easy to cut and apply, and soothes my sons' minor grazes instantly.' - Divya Rai, HR Manager, 42

'I have sensitive skin and was worried about how I would react to using a wound dressing. Cuticell C has been great! It's gentle on my skin and the pain during dressing changes is minimal.' - Mukesh Phogat, Engineer, 36

'Using Cuticell C on my post-operative wound from a skin graft procedure made the healing process easier. I recommend it for anyone going through similar circumstances.' - Vasundhara Advani, Retired Nurse, 59