Sterile Paraffin Gauze Burn Dressing 10x10cm Individually Packed for Medical Use Suitable for B2B Procurement

Overview

Type

Interaction Dressing

Transport Package

10PCS/Box 500boxes/CTN

Specification

10X10cm

Production Capacity

50000 Boxes/Day

Product Description

Paraffin Gauze Dressing, Sterile

Size: 10X10cm

Key Features

Wide-mesh dressing made of cotton gauze covered with paraffin.
Structure allows exudate to be freely drained to the covering secondary dressing.
Paraffin layer reduces risk of adhesion to the wound and allows painless changes.
Neutral properties allow combination with other medicinal substances or antiseptics.
Can be shaped and cut according to clinical needs aseptically.
Non-adhesive; requires fixing with tape, bandage, or net tubular dressing.
Hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.

Indications

Maintaining proper moisture levels in the wound environment.
Preventing wound edges from drying and maceration.
Recommended for uninfected wounds.
Dressing chronic wounds such as bedsores and ulcers.
Treating surgical wounds, burn wounds, and skin transplants.
Protection against post-radiation skin damage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary use of Paraffin Gauze Dressing?

It is primarily used for dressing uninfected wounds, burns, ulcers, and skin transplants. The paraffin coating prevents the dressing from sticking to the wound, facilitating painless removal.

Is this product sterile?

Yes, each paraffin gauze dressing is sterile and typically individually packed to ensure medical-grade hygiene.

Can the gauze be cut to a specific size?

Absolutely. The dressing can be shaped and cut using aseptic techniques to fit the specific dimensions of the wound.

Does it require a secondary dressing?

Yes. Because it is a wide-mesh dressing that allows exudate to pass through, it should be covered with an absorbent secondary dressing like a compress or foam.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, the dressing is hypoallergenic and paraffin has neutral properties, making it compatible with sensitive skin and various medicinal preparations.

How is the dressing fixed in place?

Since it is non-adhesive, it needs to be secured using medical tape, bandages, or tubular net dressings.