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Smith & Nephew OPSITE FLEXIGRID Film Dressing – 6cm x 7cm (4628)
Smith & Nephew OPSITE FLEXIGRID Film Dressing is a transparent adhesive film dressing designed to provide a protective barrier over wounds, skin, and catheter or device sites. Its transparent construction allows the covered area to remain visible while helping protect against external contamination.
The flexible film conforms to body contours and is designed to provide secure coverage while allowing the skin to breathe. The FLEXIGRID feature can assist with measuring and monitoring wound dimensions without removing the dressing.
Brand: Smith & Nephew
Product Range: OPSITE FLEXIGRID
Product Type: Transparent Film Dressing
Size: 6cm x 7cm
Product Code: 4628
Transparent design allows visibility of the covered area
Flexible film conforms to body contours
Helps protect wounds and skin from external contamination
FLEXIGRID system supports wound measurement and monitoring
Suitable for a range of wound and clinical dressing applications
Opsite Flexigrid Film Dressing 6cmx7cm 4628
Opsite Flexigrid Film Dressing 10cmx12cm -4630
Opsite Flexigrid Film Dressing 15cmx20cm -4631
Opsite Flexigrid Film Dressing 12cmx25cm -4632
Application:
Instructions for Use
Step 1. Wash hands before and after treating the wound.
Step 2. Gently clean the wound, removing any debris, and dry the surrounding skin. Ensure the surrounding skin remains dry before application. Do not apply if the wound is bleeding heavily.
Step 3. Remove dressing from pouch.
Step 4. Remove the backing paper marked 1, taking care not to touch the adhesive side.
Step 5. Place the dressing over the wound using light pressure.
Step 6. Remove the backing paper marked 2, and smooth the dressing down. Press around the edges of the dressing.
Step 7. Remove the green grid marked 3 by peeling away the side tab.

Dressing Removal
1. To remove the dressing, lift one corner and pull it parallel (even with) your skin, whilst supporting the dressing with the other hand. As the dressing is stretched it will easily lift off as the adhesive is broken.