Molnlycke Mesalt Sodium Chloride Wound Dressing 3/4 in x 39 in
Molnlycke Mesalt Sodium Chloride Wound Dressing 3/4 in x 39 in
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In this review the focus is on the Molnlycke Mesalt sodium chloride-impregnated ribbon dressing and why clinicians and caregivers dealing with moderate to heavily draining wounds might keep it on hand. The bottom line is simple: this product is a long, sterile 39 in ribbon designed to help cleanse and manage moist necrosis and infected cavities by absorbing exudate, bacteria and necrotic material into the dressing. For anyone treating deep cavity wounds such as pressure ulcers or surgical sites in the inflammatory phase, this dressing offers a focused, practical tool for wound bed cleansing and exudate control.
Key Features
- Sodium chloride impregnation: helps stimulate removal of slough and necrotic material to support the natural healing process.
- Viscose polyester non-woven construction: provides absorbent structure that draws exudate and bacteria into the dressing rather than trapping them against the wound.
- Sterile 39 in ribbon format: allows clinicians to pack deep or irregular cavities and reach into tunneling or undermined areas with a single continuous dressing.
- Designed for moderate to heavy drainage: suitable for wounds in the inflammatory phase where consistent absorption is required to manage fluid and contaminants.
- Intended for infected wounds: the dressing is formulated to be used when infection or heavy bacterial load is a concern and cleansing is needed.
Who It's For
This Mesalt ribbon is aimed at professional medical settings and experienced caregivers managing deep cavity wounds, pressure ulcers, surgical wounds and other heavily draining or infected wounds. Its sterile, long ribbon format is particularly useful for packing tunnels, sinuses and deep cavities where a short pad would be insufficient.
It is not designed for simple surface abrasions or dry wounds that require moisture-retentive dressings. Patients and caregivers seeking a basic adhesive dressing for light exudate should consider other dressing types that focus on protection rather than cavity packing and cleansing.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Effective cleansing action from sodium chloride helps loosen and remove slough from the wound bed.
- Long 39 in sterile ribbon is versatile for packing deep or irregular wound cavities with a single dressing.
- Absorbent viscose polyester construction manages moderate to heavy exudate and helps contain bacteria within the dressing.
Cons
- Specialized application: not suitable for shallow or low-exudate wounds where a dressing with occlusive moisture balance would be preferable.
Specifications
| Brand | Molnlycke |
| Product | Mesalt sodium chloride-impregnated dressing |
| Material | Viscose polyester non-woven |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Size | 3/4 in x 39 in ribbon |
| Intended use | Moderate to heavily draining and/or infected wounds; deep cavity wounds |
Our Verdict
The Molnlycke Mesalt 3/4 in x 39 in ribbon is a practical, value-minded choice for clinicians who need a sterile, sodium chloride-impregnated dressing for cavity packing and wound cleansing. It excels when used for moderate to heavy exudate and infected or slough-covered wounds, but is not intended as a general-purpose surface dressing. For its intended clinical uses it offers good functionality and convenience in a single long ribbon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this dressing be used in tunneling wounds?
Yes, the 39 in ribbon format is intended to reach and pack deep tunnels and cavity wounds safely when used by trained personnel.
Is the dressing sterile?
Yes, the product is supplied sterile for use in wound management and cavity packing.
What types of wounds is it meant for?
It is intended for moderate to heavily draining wounds, infected wounds and deep cavity wounds such as pressure ulcers and surgical wounds.
Editor's Take
The Molnlycke Mesalt 3/4 in x 39 in ribbon is a sterile, sodium chloride-impregnated dressing well suited to packing and cleansing moderate to heavily draining or infected cavity wounds; it offers practical value for clinicians but is not for shallow or low-exudate wounds.

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