Product Details
Place of Origin: CHINA
Brand Name: AILE
Certification: CE
Model Number: G01
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 20000
Price: negotiable
Packaging Details: Blister pack/PE bag
Delivery Time: 30days
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T
Supply Ability: 400000+PKT+per month
Material: |
Cotton |
Color: |
White |
Certification: |
CE |
Application: |
First-aid |
Name: |
Soft Cotton Gauze Roll |
Size: |
Customized |
Benefits: |
Absorbency,Breathability,Softness,Versatility |
Material: |
Cotton |
Color: |
White |
Certification: |
CE |
Application: |
First-aid |
Name: |
Soft Cotton Gauze Roll |
Size: |
Customized |
Benefits: |
Absorbency,Breathability,Softness,Versatility |
A gauze roll, also known as a gauze bandage or gauze dressing, is a type of medical dressing made from woven cotton or synthetic fibers. It is commonly used in wound care to cover and protect wounds, as well as provide absorption and support.
Here are some key features and uses of gauze rolls:
Absorbency: Gauze rolls are designed to absorb wound exudate (fluid) and help maintain a clean and moist wound environment. The woven nature of the gauze allows it to wick away moisture from the wound surface.
Breathability: Gauze is a breathable material, allowing air circulation to the wound site. This helps in preventing the buildup of moisture, reducing the risk of infection and promoting faster healing.
Versatility: Gauze rolls are versatile and can be used for a variety of wound care applications. They can be used to cover and protect wounds, provide padding, secure dressings in place, or apply pressure to control bleeding.
Easy Application: Gauze rolls are typically available in sterile packaging for hygienic use. They are easy to apply and can be cut to the desired length, making them suitable for wounds of various sizes.
Compatibility with Medication: Gauze rolls can be impregnated with medications or antimicrobial agents to provide additional wound healing benefits. These medicated gauze rolls can help prevent infection or promote wound healing, depending on the specific medication used.
What happens if gauze is left in a wound?
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