Soft Absorbent Gauze Pad 100% Cotton Sterile Medical Gauze Swab Disposables

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100% Cotton Sterile Medical Gauze Swab Absorbent Gauze Pad Disposables Gauze Piece

  Gauze is a type of thin medical fabric with a loose open weave used in wound care. Both gauze pads and gauze sponges are made of 100% cotton. They wick vertically to draw exudates out of wounds and are stronger than other types of dressings due to their longer fibers.Gauze Pads are great for treating minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. They can be used to absorb fluids and provide a semi-permeable barrier over a wound. They can also be used to apply ointments or rub cleansing fluids such as isopropyl alcohol onto a wound site or incision.

Absorbency: Cotton gauze pads are highly absorbent and designed to absorb fluids, such as blood or wound exudate, from the wound site. They help create a clean and dry environment, promoting better wound healing.

Soft and Non-Stick: Cotton gauze pads are made from soft and pliable cotton fibers, making them gentle on the skin and reducing the risk of trauma or discomfort during dressing changes. They are non-stick, which means they do not adhere to the wound surface, minimizing pain and trauma during removal.

Sterility: Cotton gauze pads come in sterile packaging to maintain aseptic conditions and reduce the risk of infection when used on wounds. Sterile pads are essential for preventing contamination and promoting proper wound healing.

Versatility: Cotton gauze pads have a wide range of applications in healthcare. They can be used for wound cleaning, applying antiseptic solutions or ointments, covering or packing wounds, or as a protective barrier between the wound and external contaminants.

Size and Thickness Options: Cotton gauze pads are available in various sizes and thicknesses to accommodate different wound types and sizes. Thicker pads are typically used for more extensive wounds or when additional absorbency is required.

What type of wound is gauze used for?
Types of Wound Dressings & When to Use Each - DFW Wound Care ...
Gauze dressings are commonly used for wounds that have moderate to heavy drainage. They provide absorption and protection while allowing for airflow. Gauze dressings should be changed regularly to prevent excessive moisture buildup and maintain a clean wound environment.

What do you put on a wound before gauze?
Apply petroleum jelly (Vaseline) and cover with an adhesive bandage any exposed wounds that might become dirty on the hands, feet, arms or legs. For people who are sensitive to adhesive, a gauze pad can be secured with paper tape.