Non Woven Dressing Specification

1. Spunlace non woven fabric

2. Hot melt or acrylic glue

3. Absorbent cotton pad 

4. Glassine release paper 

1. Sterile and be packed individually 

2. Excellent spunlace non woven fabric makes it more breathable and the wound heals quickly

3. Using medical glue, low hypoallergenic 

4. Easy to use 

5. High absorbency: Capable of quickly absorbing exudate, blood and tissue fluid from the wound, keeping the wound relatively dry.

1. Minor superficial wounds such as scratches and cuts 

2. The covering of the wound after the surgery

3. Protection of needle punctures after intravenous infusion and blood drawing

4. As a secondary fixation for other dressings (such as ointment gauze)

1.Clean the wound and dry the surrounding skin, select a suitable dressing, and tear off the middle release paper.

2.Cover the wound the dressing and gently peel off the release film along the dressing.

3.Smooth the entire dressing and apply it firmly.

1. Washing hands first: Before and after handling the wound, make sure to clean your hands thoroughly.

2. Keep dry: Ensure that the skin around the wound is clean and completely dry; otherwise, the bandage won't stick properly.

3. Align and stick firmly: Use the middle absorbent pad to completely cover the wound, smooth out the edges, and don't stick it too tightly.

4. Replace in time: If the bandage gets wet, dirty, or falls off, replace it immediately.

5. Observe the wound: During dressing changes, observe the wound. If there are signs of infection such as redness, swelling, or pus discharge, seek medical attention promptly.

6. Gently remove: If it sticks together when tearing off, soak the edges with saline solution and slowly remove to avoid tearing the wound.