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3M # 1626W

Frame Style Transparent Dressing with Label, 4" x 4", 50/bx, 4 bx/cs

SKU Number: MAP01183219
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3M #1626W Transparent Tegaderm Film Dressing – 50/bx, 4 bx/cs

3M™ Tegaderm™ 1626W is a sterile, transparent polyurethane film dressing designed to protect I.V. catheter sites and wounds, maintain a moist healing environment, and securely anchor devices to the skin while allowing continuous visual assessment.

Product Specifications

  • SKU:3M # 1626W
  • Brand: Solventum (3M™ Tegaderm™)
  • Size: 4" x 4"
  • Quantity Packaging: 50/bx, 4 bx/cs (200/cs)
  • Application: Transparent Film Dressing
  • Delivery Method: Frame Style (picture-frame), With Label
  • Shape: Rectangle
  • Material: Adhesive / Film (polyurethane film)
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Latex Free Indicator: Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
  • HCPCS: A6258
  • UNSPSC: 42311527
  • Availability: Ships within 24 hours

Key Features

  • Sterile waterproof barrier - protects against liquids, bacteria, and viruses; in-vitro testing demonstrates a viral barrier for viruses ≥27 nm while the dressing remains intact without leakage.
  • Breathable and conformable - oxygen and moisture-vapor permeable film flexes with skin for greater comfort.
  • Picture-frame delivery - framed adhesive border enables precise, one-person placement with gloved hands.
  • Gentle to skin - hypoallergenic, low dermatitis potential; “stretch-and-release” removal helps minimize skin trauma.
  • Continuous visualization - clear film allows ongoing observation of the I.V. insertion site or wound without removing the dressing.
  • Versatile portfolio - unique shapes and designs support both I.V. securement and wound coverage.

Suggested Applications

  • Covering and protecting peripheral/central I.V. catheter sites; device securement (e.g., lines, feeding tubes).
  • Superficial acute and chronic wounds: minor abrasions, superficial partial-thickness burns, Stage I–II pressure ulcers.
  • Skin graft donor sites and primarily closed, clean surgical incisions.
  • Maintaining a moist environment to support autolytic debridement of shallow wounds.
  • Protective eye covering in perioperative settings.
  • Post-tattoo application/removal where a transparent film is indicated.