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Chlorhexidine Dressing Gauze Material: Made from high-quality, absorbent gauze that is saturated or impregnated with chlorhexidine, an antimicrobial agent. The gauze is designed for effective wound care and infection prevention. Chlorhexidine Content: Contains a specific concentration of chlorhexidine, usually in the form of chlorhexidine acetate or gluconate. Chlorhexidine is a broad-spectrum antiseptic that helps to reduce bacterial contamination and prevent infections. Absorbency: The gauze is highly absorbent, designed to wick away exudate from wounds while delivering chlorhexidine to the wound site to help prevent infection. Applications: Post-surgical wound care Management of chronic or acute wounds Infection control in high-risk areas Pre-operative skin preparation Instructions for Use: Clean the wound site according to clinical guidelines. Apply the chlorhexidine dressing gauze directly to the wound. Secure with an appropriate secondary dressing or tape if needed. Change the dressing according to the wound care protocol or as needed. Country of Origin - India
Microporous Surgical tape Material: Made from soft, hypoallergenic paper with a gentle adhesive backing. The material is lightweight, highly porous, and suitable for sensitive skin, reducing the risk of irritation or allergic reactions. Adhesive: The adhesive used is designed to provide secure attachment while being gentle on the skin. It sticks firmly but can be removed easily without causing pain or damaging the skin, making it ideal for frequent dressing changes. Breathability: The porous construction allows air and moisture to pass through, helping to maintain skin integrity and reduce the risk of maceration, particularly during prolonged use Applications: Securing wound dressings and bandages Holding lightweight tubing and devices General surgical and post-operative use Frequent dressing changes (due to its gentle removal) Pediatric and geriatric patients, or anyone with sensitive skin Country of Origin : India
Paraffin gauze dressing are applied directly over the contact layer and sooth and project the wound. Paraffin gauze dressing protect from bacteria and other antibodies and enhance the healing process. Paraffin gauze dressing are used as an additional layer when dressing wounds and should be used. Conjunction with an appropriate secondary dressing. The dressings are made from 100% cotton , open mesh leno weave, impregnated with yellow/white soft paraffin. The paraffin coating prevents these dressings from adhering to wounds. Country of origin - India
Name : Elastic Adhesive Bandage- for Gentle Support and Comfort Material: Made from high-quality, stretchable fabric, often a blend of cotton, polyester, and elastic fibers. The elasticity allows the bandage to conform to various body shapes and provide support while allowing limited movement. Adhesive: Coated with a hypoallergenic adhesive that ensures secure fixation without causing irritation to the skin. The adhesive is strong yet gentle, designed to stay in place during movement or physical activity. Breathability: The bandage material is porous, allowing air to circulate, which helps to keep the skin dry and reduce the risk of skin maceration or irritation. Applications: Sports injuries (e.g., sprains, strains) Post-operative care Joint support (e.g., ankle, wrist) Compression for swelling or varicose veins Securing dressings and splints Country of Origin : India
Absorbent cotton roll wrapped with surgical cotton bandage Wrapped - Gamjee roll, also known as absorbent cotton wool roll, is a medical product primarily used for wound dressing and padding purposes. It is made of a soft and highly absorbent material called cotton wool. Gamjee rolls are widely used in healthcare settings, hospitals, clinics, and first aid applications. Country of origin - India
IV Cannula Fixator Material: Made from high-quality, hypoallergenic materials such as medical-grade fabric or adhesive. The fixator is designed to provide a secure and comfortable hold for intravenous (IV) cannulas. Construction: Typically features a soft, breathable layer of fabric or foam with an adhesive backing or integrated adhesive strips. Some fixators may have additional components, such as a transparent window, to allow for monitoring of the insertion site. Usage: Used to secure IV cannulas in place, preventing movement and dislodgement during infusion therapy. Essential in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care environments, to maintain stable IV access. Applications: Securing IV cannulas for infusion therapy Stabilizing cannulas to prevent accidental movement or dislodgement Used in both short-term and long-term IV access situations Suitable for a wide range of clinical and home healthcare settings Country of origin - India
Absorbent Gauze Swab The Gauze Swabs are manufactured from 100% pure cotton, and come in a variety of sizes and thread yarns and meshes. The material that the swabs are made from ensures a high level of absorbency and softness. Our gauze swab is a piece of square dressing, used for cleaning out and protecting minor lesions, wounds, scrapes and abrasions. Swabs are also used to absorb blood and other bodily secretions, and can be used in conjunction with an antibacterial cream or ointment. They are placed directly over the wound. Gauze swabs are widely used for both professional and consumer needs, in hospitals, clinics, senior living facilities, schools, and households. They are an essential item for any first aid kit. Sterile gauze swabs can be applied directly to the wound, as they are non-adhesive and sterilized, making it suitable for direct contact.
Abdominal Pad Abdominal pads are highly absorbent and are used to soak up blood, fluids, and other bodily secretions during surgery. * Protection: Abdominal pads are placed strategically to protect organs and tissues from accidental damage during surgery. They can be used to cover delicate structures or to create a barrier between organs and surgical instruments. * Retraction: In some cases, abdominal sponges are used for tissue retraction, particularly in abdominal surgeries where access to certain areas may be limited. The sponge can be used to gently hold tissues or organs in place to improve visibility and access for the surgeon. * Packing: They can be used for packing wounds or surgical cavities to help absorb exudate, promote hemostasis, and provide support to the surrounding tissues. * Cleaning: Abdominal pads are used for wiping and cleaning the surgical site or surrounding areas to remove blood, debris, and other contaminants during the procedure.
Plaster of Paris Bandage - Material: Made from a blend of plaster of Paris and gauze. The plaster of Paris is a quick-setting material that hardens upon contact with water, while the gauze provides the structural framework for easy application and molding. Construction: The bandage consists of a gauze strip that is impregnated with powdered plaster of Paris. When moistened with water, the plaster activates and begins to set, allowing the bandage to mold to the shape of the body part being treated. Usage: Primarily used in orthopedic applications for the immobilization of fractures and injuries. It is also used for creating casts and supports that require a firm, rigid structure to stabilize and protect injured areas. Country of origin - Indian
Orthopedic Bandage Material: Made from high-quality, durable fabric, often a blend of cotton. The bandage is designed to offer both flexibility and strength to support injured or strained muscles, joints, and ligaments. Construction: The orthopedic bandage is typically woven to provide both elasticity and breathability. Usage: Designed for use in orthopedic care to support and stabilize muscles, joints, and ligaments. It is commonly used for managing sprains, strains, and other musculoskeletal injuries. It can also be used for post-surgical support and rehabilitation. Country of origin - India
Combine Dressing Pad Material: The combine dressing pad is composed of multiple layers designed to offer optimal wound care. It typically includes an absorbent pad, a non-adherent layer, and a backing that may feature an adhesive border or other securement options. Usage: Designed for a variety of wound types, including surgical incisions, traumatic injuries, and chronic wounds. It is suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings. Country of origin - India
