BSN Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing
BSN Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing
BSN Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing
BSN Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing

BSN Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing

  • Uniformly impregnated, Gelocast is easy to apply and remove.
  • Provides high working pressure and lower resting pressure.
  • 100% cotton base does not unravel reducing wastage.

Our Price: $14.47

BSN Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing

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Description

BSN JOBST Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing — Zinc Oxide & Calamine Compression System

BSN JOBST Gelocast Unna Boot Dressing is a non-raveling gauze bandage impregnated with zinc oxide and calamine designed to provide semi-rigid compression therapy. It is used in the management of venous leg ulcers and related venous insufficiency conditions.

Once applied, the bandage dries into a semi-rigid structure that delivers sustained compression, supporting venous return and helping manage lower limb edema in clinical care settings.


Clinical Decision Summary

  • Product Type: Zinc oxide paste compression bandage (Unna boot)
  • Compression Mechanism: Semi-rigid support after application and drying
  • Primary Use: Venous leg ulcers and venous insufficiency
  • Secondary Use: Edema, dermatitis, minor orthopedic support
  • Application Type: Inelastic compression dressing system

Key Features

  • Zinc oxide and calamine impregnated gauze formulation
  • Forms semi-rigid cast-like structure after application
  • Provides high working pressure with lower resting pressure
  • Non-raveling cotton base for stable application
  • Helps manage venous stasis and chronic edema
  • Supports prolonged wear compression therapy
  • Available in multiple widths for limb coverage

Quick Summary

  • Product Type: Unna boot compression paste bandage
  • Primary Use: Venous leg ulcer compression therapy
  • Clinical Setting: Wound care clinics, vascular therapy, long-term care
  • Not a Dressing: Not an absorbent or primary wound cover system

What Is This Product?

Gelocast Unna Boot is a zinc oxide and calamine–impregnated gauze bandage designed to deliver sustained compression therapy for venous disease management. Once applied, it dries into a semi-rigid structure that maintains consistent pressure on the lower limb.

It is used as part of a compression therapy regimen for venous leg ulcers, venous stasis dermatitis, and related circulatory conditions requiring controlled external compression.


Indications / Clinical Applications

  • Venous leg ulcers (VLU)
  • Chronic venous insufficiency
  • Venous stasis dermatitis
  • Lower limb edema
  • Phlebitis-related swelling
  • Minor orthopedic support (sprains/strains adjunct use)

Clinical note: Requires appropriate vascular assessment prior to application (e.g., ABPI testing).


How It Works

The bandage is impregnated with zinc oxide and calamine, which provide a soothing interface while the gauze structure forms a semi-rigid layer after drying. This structure produces sustained compression by maintaining constant circumferential pressure.

It delivers higher pressure during movement (working pressure) and lower pressure at rest, supporting venous return and reducing fluid accumulation in the lower limb.


Application Instructions

  • Apply directly over appropriate primary dressing if required
  • Wrap evenly from foot upward with controlled overlap
  • Ensure uniform tension without excessive constriction
  • Allow material to dry and set into semi-rigid form
  • Monitor circulation, comfort, and limb response

Usage Guidance

Wear duration depends on clinical protocol and patient condition. Typically used as part of a multi-day compression regimen and reassessed regularly for swelling changes, saturation, or integrity.


Why Choose This Product

Provides a clinically established compression method for venous disease management using a semi-rigid paste bandage system. Offers consistent compression performance with embedded therapeutic agents for skin comfort.


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