Non-sterile gauze pads, 2 x 2 in, 200/box

Efficiency and Economy: Essential Healthcare with Our 2 x 2 Gauze Pads

Also find out 3 X 3 non-sterile gauze pads (PS338) or the large 4 X 4 model (PS339).

In a medical or industrial environment, having reliable dressing supplies is paramount. These 2 x 2 non-sterile gauze pads are made from soft, highly absorbent cotton, allowing for clean management of minor interventions. Unlike individually wrapped sterile gauzes, this 200-unit bulk format offers exceptional value for tasks that do not require absolute sterility, such as cleaning skin before an injection or removing residues. Whether you are a healthcare professional or a workplace safety officer, these gauzes are the ultimate versatile tool for stocking your medical supply cabinets in Canada.

Choosing this box of 200 pads ensures you always have a sufficient reserve of quality care material on hand. Their lint-free texture guarantees precise cleaning without leaving fibers on the treated area. Ensure efficient management of your first aid and optimize your procurement costs today with this proven medical-grade product.

Features:

• Dimensions: 2” x 2”
• Quantity: 200 pads per box
• Material: Soft, absorbent gauze
• Use: Ideal for cleaning wounds, applying medication and protecting wounds.

Peculiarities of:

• Comfort and safety: Made from high-quality materials, our gauze pads are gentle on the skin and minimize the risk of irritation.
• Versatility: Perfect for use in hospitals, clinics, doctors' offices and at home.
• Economy: With 200 pads per box, you're sure to always have a sufficient supply to meet your needs.
• They can be used to clean wounds, apply medication or protect wounds, making them an indispensable part of any first aid kit.

How to Organize Your Gauze Supplies in Your First Aid Kit

1. Wash your hands: Before touching the wound or gauze pad, make sure your hands are clean to avoid infection.
2. Prepare the wound: Gently clean the wound with soap and water or an antiseptic solution.
3. Apply the gauze pad: Hold the pad by the edges to avoid touching the part that will be in contact with the wound. Place it directly on the wound.
4. Secure the pad: Use medical tape or a bandage to hold the pad in place. Make sure the bandage is not too tight to avoid cutting off blood circulation.
5. Monitor the wound: Change the gauze pad regularly, especially if it becomes damp or dirty. Check the wound for any signs of infection, such as redness, swelling or discharge.

How to Maintain and Conserve Your Non-Sterile Gauze Pads

Although these are single-use products, their storage is important to maintain their integrity. Avoid exposing the box to excessive moisture, as the cotton could absorb ambient water and promote bacterial growth. Always handle the pads with clean hands or examination gloves to avoid contaminating the rest of the box. Immediately discard any pad that has come into contact with a soiled surface before use.

User Tips for Cleaning and Skin Preparation

Use these pads to apply alcohol, peroxide, or other disinfectant solutions to healthy skin before treatment. For a minor scratch, soak the gauze in saline solution to gently remove debris. If you need to cover an open wound requiring a total microbial barrier, use these pads as a secondary layer over a sterile dressing. Note that for direct application on deep or surgical wounds, the use of individually wrapped sterile gauzes remains the recommended standard.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About 2 x 2 Gauze Pads

What is the difference between sterile and non-sterile gauze?

Sterile gauze is free of all microorganisms and individually wrapped for open wounds. Non-sterile gauze is ideal for cleaning healthy skin, applying products, or absorbing liquids in areas where the risk of deep infection is minimal.

Can I sterilize these gauze pads myself?

These pads are not designed to be autoclaved or sterilized at home. For sterility needs, it is strongly advised to purchase certified sterile pads directly to guarantee patient safety.

Do these gauzes stick to the wound?

Like all traditional cotton gauzes, they can adhere to healing tissue if blood dries. To avoid this on a wound, it is best to use a non-adherent pad or soak the gauze in saline solution before removal.

Do you need additional safety equipment?

See the following items:CDN “First Aid Station” poster (ECU500), CDN “First Aid Kit” poster (ECU501), Red-Z clotting powder (PS201), Class 2 powder-free medical gloves (PS706), nylon belt pouch for resuscitation mask (PS850E), resuscitation mask (PS852), and bilingual self-adhesive security seal (TRS).

You will also find our Danger red barricade tape (ECT3RE9), caution yellow barricade tape (ECT3YE1), danger yellow barricade tape (ECT3YE7) and bilingual yellow barricade tape (ECT3YB1).

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