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Paraffin Gauze
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What is a Paraffin Gauze?
A Paraffin Gauze is a wound dressing that consists of a gauze impregnated with paraffin, used to promote healing in burns and other superficial wounds. Paraffin dressings come in various sizes and can be easily cut or trimmed to fit specific wound areas, ensuring proper coverage and contact with the affected skin.
The paraffin coating on the gauze creates a non-adherent surface that minimizes trauma during dressing changes, provides a moist environment for wound healing, and helps to soothe and protect the wound from external contaminants. The porous nature of the gauze allows for the passage of exudate while maintaining a barrier against bacteria.
AdvaCare Pharma is a trusted supplier of Paraffin Gauzes. Our products are manufactured in ISO and CE certified facilities, and we adhere to all applicable healthcare and regulatory guidelines. We conduct regular inspections to ensure the quality and safety of our products.
Product Specifications
Features
Paraffin gauzes are specialized wound dressings made of gauze that has been impregnated with paraffin wax, making them suitable for superficial wound care. Due to their non-absorbent nature, a secondary bandage is necessary to cover the paraffin gauze and ensure proper wound protection. These latex-free dressings are non-adhesive and have low adherency, allowing for pain-free removal and minimizing trauma to the wound site.
Why are we a trusted Paraffin Gauze manufacturer?
With more than two decades of expertise, AdvaCare Pharma has established itself as a trusted exporter and manufacturer of Paraffin Gauzes. Our collaborations with distributors, hospitals, NGOs, and pharmacies in 65 markets worldwide underscore our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.
At AdvaCare Pharma, our core focus lies in manufacturing paraffin gauze, and other effective medical supplies for wound care, that are reliable and affordable. Paraffin Gauzes are a vital component of our wound dressing range. Through our extensive StayGuard™ line of skin and wound care products, we are dedicated to meeting the diverse and ever-changing requirements of healthcare professionals worldwide.
Uses
How should a Paraffin Gauze be used?
To use a paraffin gauze, start by cleaning the wound and surrounding area with an antiseptic solution. Gently dry the wound with a sterile towel or gauze.
Open the sterile packaging of the paraffin gauze and place it directly over the wound, ensuring that the paraffin-coated side is in contact with the wound surface. Secure the paraffin gauze in place using a non-adhesive dressing or a bandage.
What precautions should be considered when using a Paraffin Gauze?
Monitor the wound regularly and change the paraffin gauze as directed by the healthcare professional or according to the manufacturer's instructions. Consult with a doctor for guidance on the proper use of paraffin gauze and wound care.
FAQs
How does a Paraffin Gauze work as a wound dressing?
Paraffin gauze acts as a non-stick barrier that protects the wound surface while allowing the passage of air and moisture. The paraffin coating helps keep the wound moist, creating a conducive environment for healing, and prevents the dressing from adhering to the wound, reducing pain and trauma during dressing changes.
Can Paraffin Gauzes be used on all types of wounds?
Paraffin gauzes are generally suitable for superficial wounds, burns, and skin grafts. However, their specific use depends on the wound characteristics and healthcare professional's recommendation.
How often should Paraffin Gauzes be changed?
The frequency of paraffin gauze changes depends on the specific wound and its healing progress. In general, they are changed daily or as directed by a healthcare professional. Regular dressing changes help maintain a clean and optimal healing environment, prevent infection, and assess the progress of wound healing.
Can Paraffin Gauzes be used on infected wounds?
Paraffin gauzes are generally not recommended for use on infected wounds, as they can potentially trap bacteria and impede proper wound healing. Consult a healthcare professional for appropriate wound management in cases of infection.
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