Non Woven Dressing Roll Specification

1. Spunlace nonwoven fabric 

2. Pressure-sensitive adhesive

3. Glassin release paper

• Highly breathable: Large gaps between fibers allow for free moisture exchange, reducing skin maceration

• Soft and comfortable: Conforms to body curves and can be folded and cut without shedding

• Hypoallergenic: Latex-free, fluorescent-free

• Economical and convenient: whole roll packaging, cut on demand, reducing waste

• Primary or secondary dressings: covering abrasions, superficial cuts, postoperative incisions, and pressure sores

• Immobilization: gauze, cotton pads, catheters, PICCs, indwelling catheters, etc.

• Daily care: home dressing changes, sports protection, and pet wound dressings

1. Clean and dry the wound and surrounding skin.

2. Use sterile scissors to cut the desired length according to the size of the wound or fixed area.

3. Remove the release paper and gently press the adhesive side against the skin to form a final application.

4. Check the edges for a smooth, wrinkle-free dressing to ensure it is secure.

5. Change the dressing every 12–24 hours, or sooner, depending on the amount of exudate. When changing, peel the dressing slowly parallel to the skin, discard, and re-disinfect.