Reduced potential for skin maceration
Unique moist skin adhesive provides adherency to dry and moist skin conditions
Soft, conformable - patient comfort
Oval design conforms to contours
Mini wrap design ideal for toes, feet, noses, elbows and chins
Easy spoke delivery

Pressure ulcers
Venous leg ulcers
Abrasions
Superficial, partial thickness burns
Arterial ulcers
Skin tears
Neuropathic ulcers
As a secondary cover dressing for use in conjunction with wound fillers (such as gauze or alginate dressings)
Under compression wrap systems

Reduced skin maceration
Ease of application
Barrier to strike-through
Non-swelling
Variety of sizes and styles

Venous leg ulcers, including use under compression wraps
Skin tears
Neuropathic (diabetic) ulcers
Pressure ulcers
Abrasions
Skin graft donor sites

New Tegaderm™ Ag Mesh Dressing with Silver provides an effective antimicrobial barrier in an easy-to-use, affordable dressing:

Effective ionic silver barrier against a wide range of microbes, including antibiotic–resistant bacteria such as MRSA, VRE, yeast and fungi{1}
Releases silver ions to form a fast-acting antimicrobial barrier within minutes{1}
Effective long-term 7-day antimicrobial barrier{1}
Versatile: may be used as a primary dressing or with absorbent wound fillers
Safe: can use with sterile saline, no to minimal skin or wound staining, and non-irritating
Easy to Use: porous, gauze-like material, conformable, can be cut, folded or fluffed, can be moistened with sterile normal saline, sterile water or liquid hydrogel or wound exudate

{1} Based upon in vitro studies; data on file, 3M Health Care.

Under the supervision of a health care professional, this dressing may be used as a primary wound dressing over:

Abrasions
Traumatic wounds
First and second degree burns
Ulcers
Surgical wounds
Donor sites

Caution: Federal Law (U.S.A.) restricts the device to sale by or on the order of a licensed health care professional.

Contraindications: Tegaderm™ Ag Mesh Dressing with Silver should not be used on individuals that have a known hypersensitivity to silver or cotton. The product is not intended for use as a surgical sponge or for use on third degree burns.

Form a gel-like consistency as they absorb exudate to provide a moist healing environment.
Highly absorbent dressings.
Versatile styles available to meet your performance needs: Tegaderm™ High Integrity Alginate Dressing retains its integrity when saturated for quick and easy removal; Tegaderm™ High Gelling Alginate Dressing completely gels with saturation for easy removal from fragile tissue by gentle irrigation.
Compatible with 3M secondary dressings to allow you to standardize with a single manufacturer.

Moderately to heavily exudating, partial- and full-thickness wounds
Primary dressing applications:
Dermal ulcers: pressure, arterial, venous, and diabetic
Donor sites
Trauma wounds and abrasions
Open surgical wounds

Proven to be as effective as, or better at, reducing skin flora on healthy volunteers for up to 10 days than BIOPATCH{1}.
Proven to be more effective at preventing re-growth on healthy volunteers at 7 days than BIOPATCH{1}.
Transparent, allowing continuous visualization of insertion site.
Integrated design of dressing and CHG gel pad reduces application steps and minimizes potential for application error.
As easy-to-use and easy-to-train as a Tegaderm™ dressing.
Large surface area to provide coverage of catheter and suture sites.
Absorbs fluid.
Larger coverage area than BIOPATCH{1} allows for coverage of sutures as well as insertion site.
{1} - Trademark ETHICON, INC.

Non-tunneled central venous catheters (CVC), inserted in the internal jugular, subclavian, or femoral vein
Pheripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICCs)
Tunneled CVCs
Arterial catheters
Dialysis catheters
Midline catheters
Any percutaneous device

Minimizes disruption of granulating tissue.
Lessens patient pain during dressing changes and removal.
Maintains moist wound environment for healing.
Indicated for both partial and full thickness wounds.
Easily cut to size.

For use directly over wounds

Use for:
Partial- and full-thickness wounds
Clean, closed surgical incisions
Second-degree burns
Donor sites
Graft-fixation sites
Skin tears
Traumatic and chronic wounds
Dermatological lesions

The CDC/HICPAC Guidelines for the Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-Related Infections base dressing change recommendations on studies with Tegaderm™ Film.
Notched designs provide a better seal around the catheter.
Sterile tape strips are provided on many dressings.
Breathable film allows moisture vapor and oxygen exchange.
Transparency allows monitoring of I.V. sites without the need to remove the dressing.
Picture-frame style allows one-handed application and less waste. Unique, non-adhesive handles allow for hassle-free application (1655 &1650 designs).
Waterproof dressing provides a breathable bacterial and viral barrier{1} to outside contaminants and allows the patient to shower.
For pediatric I.V.s, the 1610 dressing, with colorful bears, provides an ideal solution.
Tegaderm™ IV Dressing for Nexiva™ 9525HP is specifically designed for the Becton-Dickenson (BD) Nexiva™ Closed IV Catheter System.
Tegaderm™ Plus (9524 &9526 designs) dressings contain iodophor impregnated adhesive.

{1} - in vitro testing has proven Tegaderm™ and Tegaderm™ HP dressings provide a viral barrier from viruses 27 nm in diameter, (e.g. HCV) or larger (e.g. HBV and HIV) while the dressing remains intact without leakage.

To cover and protect I.V. catheter sites and secure devices to the skin:
Short peripheral and midline venous catheters
Central venous catheters (including subclavian, jugular, femoral and PICCs)
Implanted infusion devices (ports)
Dialysis catheters
Pulmonary artery catheters
Arterial catheters
Epidural catheters
Insulin pump catheters
Scalp vein needles
Feeding tubes

The hydrophilic nature of Tegaderm™ HP (holding power) Film adhesive on the sacral shaped dressing makes it more adherent in moist conditions.
Tegaderm™ Film, with the "frame" delivery system, allows maximum versatility as it can be cut to any shape and size.
Dressings conform to the body and flex with skin for greater patient comfort.
Transparent dressings allow easy monitoring of wounds without the need to remove the dressing.

Clean, closed surgical incisions
Abrasions, skin tears, blisters
Skin graft donor sites
Superficial partial thickness burns
Stage I or II pressure ulcers
Autolytic debridement facilitated by the moist wound healing environment
Protective eye coverings
Post tattoo application and removal

Versatility allows you to use one product for many applications. Breathable film allows moisture vapor and oxygen exchange.
For I.V. sites, water vapor and oxygen are easily exchanged to permit normal functioning of the skin.
Provides a moist environment for enhanced wound healing, as viscous wound exudate is more slowly evaporated through the breathable film.
Unique, thin film conforms to the body and flexes with the skin for greater patient comfort.
Sterile, waterproof dressing provides a bacterial and viral barrier{1} to outside contaminants and allows the patient to shower.
The dressings are available in a variety of sizes and shapes to address both wound and I.V. applications.
Tegaderm™ Roll has a preferred delivery system that allows it to be applied with gloved hands. Tegaderm™ Roll provides all the benefits of surgical tape, while providing a waterproof, bacterial, viral {1} barrier.
1614 and 1616 dressings offer borders reinforced with a soft cloth fabric, designed to reduce edge lift and increase patient comfort.
The hydrophilic nature of Tegaderm™ HP (holding power) Film adhesive makes it more adherent and useful in moist conditions.
1620 and 1621 first aid style dressings offer reinforced edges, built-in labels and a centering line for easy placement.

{1} - Laboratory testing has proven Tegaderm™ and Tegaderm™ HP dressings provide a viral barrier (HIV-1 and HBV) while the dressings remain intact without leakage.

To cover and protect I.V. catheter sites and secure devices to the skin:
Peripheral and midline venous catheters
Central venous catheters
Implanted infusion devices (ports)
Dialysis catheters
Pulmonary artery catheters
Arterial catheters
Epidural catheters

For use in wound care and skin protection:
Clean, closed surgical incisions
Abrasions, skin tears, blisters
Skin graft donor sites
Superficial partial thickness burns
Stage I or II pressure ulcers
Autolytic debridement facilitated by the moist wound healing environment
Secondary dressing
Protective eye coverings
Skin protection against moisture, friction

For Tegaderm™ Roll (non-sterile):
Secondary dressing or as a primary dressing over intact skin
Protection of at risk skin from friction and body fluids
Waterproof fixation of primary dressings
Fixation of medical devices

May be worn up to 7 days.
Inner hydrocolloid adhesive rapidly absorbs exudate to provide a long wear time, saving nursing time and budget dollars.
Conformable dressing is easy to apply.
Dressing maintains moist wound environment for enhanced healing.
Outer film is 3M™ Tegaderm™ Transparent Film Dressing technology which applies easily and eliminates need for taping edges, is easy to clean, minimizes exudate leakage and is impermeable to liquids, bacteria and viruses.{1}
For moderate to heavily draining wounds.

{1} - Laboratory testing has proven Tegaderm™ and Tegaderm™ HP dressings provide a viral (HIV-1 and HBV) barrier while the dressings remain intact without leakage.

Partial- and full-thickness dermal ulcers
Leg ulcers
Superficial wounds
Abrasions
First- and second-degree burns
Donor sites

May be worn up to 7 days.
Conformable dressing is easy to apply.
Dressing maintains moist wound environment for enhanced healing.
Outer film is 3M™ Tegaderm™ Transparent Film Dressing technology which applies easily and eliminates need for taping edges, is easy to clean, minimizes exudate leakage and is impermeable to liquids, bacteria and viruses.{1}
For minimally draining wounds.

{1} - Laboratory testing has proven Tegaderm™ and Tegaderm™ HP dressings provide a viral (HIV-1 and HBV) barrier while the dressings remain intact without leakage.

Partial-thickness dermal ulcers
Leg ulcers
Superficial wounds
Abrasions
First- and second-degree burns
Donor sites
Skin tears
As a protective dressing on at-risk, undamaged skin or on skin beginning to show signs of damage from friction or shear

Easy to use, apply and remove
Safe and effective
Patient-friendly

The dressing is indicated for use with chronic, non-infected wounds including: diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers (stages II-IV), and venous stasis ulcers.