Coloplast Triad Hydrophilic Wound Dressing is a hydrophilic paste that contains zinc-oxide. It is usually used for managing light-to-moderate levels of wound exudates. Coloplast triad paste absorbs excess exudate and it gently sticks to moist wound beds. Coloplast Triad Dressing provides an optimal wound healing environment that facilitates natural autolytic debridement.
A unique approachTriad Hydrophilic Wound Dressing is a sterile coating that offers a unique approach to wound management.
Apply anywhere
Triad is easy to apply, directly from the tube onto the wound or peri-wound skin, anywhere on the body.
Adheres to wet skin
Triad adheres to wet or dry skin and consistently stays in place, even in the presence of incontinence or maceration.
Keeps the wound covered
Triad creates a moist wound environment that facilitates healing and autolytic debridement.
Coloplast Triad Hydrophilic Wound Dressing Features
- Provides occlusive wound dressing and soothes compromised peri-wound skin
- Suitable for use on neonates
- Coloplast triad paste can be utilized when conventional dressings are not feasible
- Used for light-to-moderate levels of wound exudates
- Triad wound dressing simplifies protocol for many types of un-conventional wounds
- Moist, healing environment is maintained
- Protects peri-wound skin
- Ideal for difficult to dress areas
- Non-Adhesive dressing
What to buy with Triad Hydrocolloid Dressings
How to use Triad Hydrocolloid Dressing?
Triad application:
Always cleanse the wound before applying Triad.
Triad can be applied directly from the tube or by using a gloved finger.
Gently spread Triad evenly over the area of application to the thickness of a dime.
For wounds with depth, gauze impregnated with Triad may be used.
Fold or fluff the gauze to fit within the wound bed.
Cover the wound with a secondary dressing.
How to remove Triad Hydrocolloid Dressings?
Use pH-balanced wound cleanser to soften Triad.
Gently wipe to remove without scrubbing.
For complete removal repeat as needed.
When to use Triad Wound Dressing?
Triad Wound Dressing is recommended for the following conditions:
- Local management of venous stasis and pressure ulcers
- Dermal lesions/injuries
- First and second-degree burns
- Partial and full-thickness wounds
- Superficial wounds
- Scrapes
Contraindications of Hydrophilic Wound Dressing
Triad Dressing is not suggested to be used on the following :
- Third degree burns
- Infected wounds
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