The wound care materials available on MedicalExpo include products designed to help protect and heal skin lesions, such as bandages, compresses, medical tape, and tubular bandages.

The wound care materials available on MedicalExpo include products designed to help protect and heal skin lesions, such as bandages, compresses, medical tape, and tubular bandages.
Adhesive dressings, bandages, gauze rolls, undercast padding, tubular bandages, and liquid bandages are among the main products for treating skin lesions.
3M Nexcare liquid bandage
The size and shape of the dressing you choose will depend on the extent of the wound and where it is located.
Johnson & Johnson Band-Aid
When choosing dressings, bandages, compresses, tubular bandages, or other materials for wound treatment, there are several aspects to pay attention to, such as the characteristics of the packaging, the level of comfort for the user, and their treatments.
Pietrasanta Pharma non-woven waterproof bandage
The material you choose is important when it comes to wound care products. Dressings and related products can be made of synthetic or natural fibers, with or without latex, and with or without zinc oxide.
Most of these products are made from natural (cotton) or synthetic fibers. These are the synthetic fibers that can be used to make them:
The material influences the elasticity, hypoallergenicity, impermeability, and resistance of the product.
For a long time, adhesive dressings contained latex in both the strip and the adhesive material. However, as many people are sensitive or allergic to latex, manufacturers have stopped using it in adhesive bandages. You should always check the information on the packaging to find out whether an adhesive bandage contains latex or not.
Some adhesives contain zinc oxide, latex resins, or acrylic resins, in a quantity that varies depending on the type of dressing and the intended use (in a humid environment, for example).
McKesson cotton gauze roll