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Smith & Nephew 12 Ply Sterile Gauze Swab (10cmx10cm) 5s
RM 3.90
Smith & Nephew Plain Gauze Swab is made entirely of cotton. Each pack has 8 pieces only. This product is of high quality. The pads' superior absorbency makes them ideal for absorbing blood and exudates. It is soft and comfortable to wear.
For wound dressing
Direction of Use:
For external use only.
Cotton
Check for an expiry date on the package.
Store below 30°C. Protect from light and moisture.
A sterile fabric used to cover or wrap wounds is medical gauze. It allows wounds to breathe while absorbing seeped fluids and is typically made of woven cotton or synthetic fibres. Furthermore, it is less likely to stick to wounds than many other fabrics. Medical gauze comes in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Cotton has long been the most common material used in the production of medical gauze. Its popularity stems largely from its breathability, absorbency, and lack of tendency to stick to wounds. Cotton medical gauze is typically made of fine fibres. Its weave can be loose, allowing a lot of air to get in, or tight, keeping the wound well insulated from the environment.
Furthermore, some medical gauze is classified as dry. Smith & Nephew Plain Gauze Swab 12 Ply is one example. This gauze has not been infused with any additional healing agents. It may be the best choice for a wound that produces a lot of discharge because it absorbs it well.
Finally, wound dressing on a regular basis is a vital element of wound care. This will help with the wound healing process and can be accomplished by utilising sterile gauze swabs.
