Sterile Cotton Krinkle Gauze Roll Bandage

SOFT, ABSORBENT WOUND CARE: Made from 100% cotton, this sterile gauze roll is designed to absorb fluids effectively while remaining soft, breathable and comfortable against the skin.

• FOR CLEANING, DRESSING & PROTECTION: Suitable for wound cleaning, dressing, protection, absorption and general wound care
• SOFT & BREATHABLE: Gentle cotton construction allows airflow while helping provide comfortable coverage during wound care and dressing changes
• CONFORMABLE & EASY TO APPLY: Flexible construction adapts easily around different body areas, helping provide secure and dependable coverage
• STERILE FOR HYGIENIC USE: Supplied sterile to support hygienic wound management in professional and first-aid settings
• VERSATILE WOUND CARE SUPPORT: Suitable for securing dressings, covering wounds and supporting routine wound management
• FOR PROFESSIONAL & HOME USE: Ideal for hospitals, clinics, medical practices, first-aid settings and home wound care
• 100% COTTON CONSTRUCTION: Made from soft cotton for dependable absorbency, flexibility and patient comfort

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT WOUND CARE: 

• Gauze is commonly used in wound care to help clean, cover, protect and support injured skin while absorbing blood or wound fluid.
• Cotton gauze is soft, breathable and conformable, allowing it to be applied around different areas of the body and used as part of a wound dressing.
• When using a gauze roll:
  • For wound protection: Apply over an appropriate primary dressing to help keep it securely in place and protect the affected area.
  • For absorption: The cotton structure can help absorb wound fluid and provide additional cushioning around the dressing.
  • For securing dressings: The flexible roll can be wrapped around arms, legs and other body areas to help hold dressings in position.
• Always apply gauze with clean hands and avoid wrapping too tightly, as excessive pressure may affect circulation.
• Replace the dressing if it becomes wet, dirty or loose. For deep, heavily bleeding, infected or slow-healing wounds, seek advice from a healthcare professional.