Description

3M Tegaderm 1628 Transparent Film Dressing 150 x 200 mm

3M Tegaderm 1628 is a sterile transparent film dressing (150 x 200 mm) designed to protect wounds and catheter/IV sites with a waterproof, breathable barrier. Ideal for wound monitoring, securement and infection prevention, Tegaderm provides clear visibility of the site while maintaining gentle, reliable adhesion.

Key benefits

• Sterile transparent film for continuous visual monitoring of wounds and IV/catheter sites
• Waterproof yet breathable polyurethane film helps reduce contamination and moisture ingress
• Strong but gentle acrylic adhesive secures dressing while minimising skin trauma on removal
• Hypoallergenic, non‑adherent contact layer for patient comfort and reduced irritation
• Flexible and conformable to body contours for reliable securement and mobility
• Reduces risk of catheter‑related infection by creating a protective barrier

Ingredients and Materials

Composition: Transparent polyurethane film backing with a medical‑grade acrylic adhesive and a low‑adherent contact layer. Sterile, single‑use dressing. Latex‑free and manufactured by 3M to medical device standards.

How to Use

1. Perform hand hygiene and prepare the site according to clinical protocol.
2. Select the 150 x 200 mm dressing for adequate coverage; remove backing to expose adhesive.
3. Place dressing over the wound or catheter/IV site, smoothing edges to ensure full adhesion without tension.
4. Replace dressing if edges lift, become soiled, or per clinical guidance. Dispose after single use.

Use for wound protection, IV and catheter securement, or any application needing a sterile, transparent, waterproof dressing.

Who It’s For

Intended for healthcare professionals, caregivers and patients who require reliable sterile wound and IV/catheter site protection. Suitable for adult and paediatric use under clinical supervision.

Caution & Storage

Single‑use sterile product — do not reuse. Do not use if packaging is damaged or seal is broken. For external use only. Discontinue and seek medical advice if signs of infection, increased irritation or allergic reaction occur. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Follow local clinical protocols for disposal of used dressings.