Jelonet Paraffin Gauze Dressings in various sizes provide a gentle, low-adherence contact layer made of open-weave cotton gauze impregnated with soft paraffin. Designed as a primary contact layer to be used with an appropriate secondary absorbent dressing under healthcare guidance.
Features (Jelonet various sizes)
Low adherence to the skin surface for gentle removal.
Open-weave gauze allows moisture to pass to the secondary dressing.
Non-medicated paraffin contact layer, compatible with topical antiseptics/ointments when indicated.
Conformable to body contours for easy placement.
Primary contact layer; requires a secondary dressing for fixation/absorption.
Individually sterile-packed for hygienic application.
Technical Specifications
Material: cotton gauze (leno/open weave) impregnated with soft, non-medicated paraffin.
Type: primary, non-absorbent, low-adherence contact layer.
Sterility: sterile, individually packed.
Manufacturer/Brand: Smith & Nephew – Jelonet.
Compliance: CE-marked and manufactured under applicable quality standards.
| REF |
Description |
Pack size (pcs) |
| 7409 |
10 × 10 |
100 |
| 7459 |
10 × 40 |
10 |
| 7415 |
15 × 2 ROLL |
12 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do I always need a secondary dressing?
Yes. Jelonet is a primary, low-adherence contact layer and must be paired with a suitable absorbent secondary dressing.
Can Jelonet be used with antiseptics or ointments?
As a non-medicated paraffin contact layer, it is generally compatible with topical products where appropriate. Follow healthcare professional guidance.
Can I cut it to size?
It can be carefully trimmed to the required size using sterile tools. Avoid frayed edges and maintain aseptic handling.
How often should it be changed?
Change frequency is clinically determined based on the condition of the area and the loading of the secondary dressing.
Are there situations where it is not appropriate?
It is not intended to pack sinus tracts/tunnels or deep undermining. Use only in suitable situations under professional supervision.
