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Medical wipes are pieces of gauze or other material folded in several layers (usually rectangular shape), intended for:

  • hygienic care for patients in serious condition;
  • limitations of the surgical field;
  • treatment of various wound surfaces ( injection wipes);
  • sanitation of cavities as a sorption material ( gauze wipes).

Especially appreciated are multifunctional consumables, which can be used not only for dressings during surgery, but also for various types processing.

Types of medical napkins:

  • : used in hospitals and clinics, beauty salons, made of soft, highly absorbent material; have different colors and sizes. The package contains 5-10 pieces;
  • disinfectant wipes: made of material impregnated with an antiseptic solution with the addition of skin softening component; do not have a local irritant effect. Purpose - disinfection of gloves and small surfaces, hygienic treatment of hands;
  • : have a pronounced disinfecting (antibacterial) effect due to the addition of a solution of isopropyl alcohol; used to treat the skin before and after injections. Main advantage: alcohol wipes easy to use, they can be removed from the sealed packaging with one movement of the hand;
  • : refer to materials intended for surgical work, dressings, bandages in conjunction with other consumables. Medical gauze wipes have high hygroscopic properties: they absorb pathological fluids and medications well.

Requirements for medical napkins:

  • strength,
  • hypoallergenic,
  • high sorption capacity,
  • well expressed antibacterial effect,
  • ease of use.

Lightmed offers sterile medical wipes By affordable price without compromising quality. The assortment includes suitable option for any customer.

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In medicine, two types of multifunctional napkins can be used: sterile and disposable non-sterile absorbent. Pharmacists recommend the use of sterilized tissue products with a radiopaque thread that indicates the source of contamination in the patient's dressing. Non-woven napkins (made of non-woven fabric) have a greater ability to absorb (absorb), they are softer, and are available with a different number of layers.

Alcohol wipes contain ethyl or isopropyl alcohol. Purpose: for injection, disinfection of the surface of intact skin, as a disinfectant to disinfect instruments. Can be used for dressings during surgical procedures; 12-layer cotton products are suitable.

In addition to use in surgical practice, they are needed during examinations or for medical care of newborns - using a soft, lint-free gauze material, they wipe the baby’s skin; the tissue will not cause damage during processing.

Germicidal wet wipes contain impregnations that contain antiseptic agents, water and vitamins that are beneficial for the skin.

SIZES OF MEDICAL WIPES

Non-sterile medical products are available in packages of 5, 10 or 20 pieces. The napkin has from 2 to 8 layers and looks like a regular dressing material.

The following sizes are standard:

  • 5 x 5 cm;
  • 7.5 x 7.5 cm;
  • 16 x 14 cm;
  • 45 x 29 cm;
  • 100 x 100 mm;
  • 700 x 680 mm.

Products intended for adult and children's hygiene have different sizes and different degrees of impregnation with auxiliary substances.

PRODUCTION OF MEDICAL WIPES

Auxiliary materials can be added to the raw material: spunbond, spunlace, etc.

During the manufacturing process, gauze fabric is bleached, folded into several layers, and then sterilized by steam, like cotton wool.

They are made from 8- and 12-layer pieces - this is how sterile dressings of all sizes are made by cutting the gauze bandage into strips and forming napkins by folding the fabric with the edges inward.

During the packaging process, information is applied that contains:

  • size description,
  • number of layers,
  • quantity per pack,
  • sterility type (marked “sterile”, “non-sterile”).

Specifications different types products are regulated by various state standards. For example, GOST 16427-93 (gauze napkins and cuts), 9412-93 (non-sterile medical gauze in a roll) as raw materials for production.

The trading house, as a supplier, controls the parameters of the finished product, checking compliance with the requirements of State Standards and Specifications.

MANUFACTURERS OF MEDICAL WIPES

In the catalog and price list you will find products from Russian factories: PKF VeraMed, Newpharm, Leiko; enterprises in China.

In the original box - from 12 pcs. (contains individually packaged units).

Order wholesale medical double-layer sterile gauze napkins 16x14, 45x29, 5x5 cm; alcoholized (alcohol); Disinfectant varieties for medical institutions in individual packaging are available by contacting the managers of our organization at the indicated telephone numbers.

Sterile gauze wipes- are made from bleached cotton medical gauze, by folding in several layers from 2 to 12.
Medical gauze wipes two-layer ones are most common in medical practice; their sizes are: 16 x 14 cm and 45 x 29 cm, as well as 70 x 68 cm. - they consist of a strip of gauze, which is folded in half (i.e. in half) and the size of the folded napkin is nominal.
Gauze wipes twelve-layer sizes: 5 x 5 cm, 7.5 x 7.5 cm or 10 x 10 cm - folded in the same way, from a strip of gauze i.e. nominal size (5 x 5 cm, 7.5 x 7.5 cm or 10 x 10 cm), has 12 layers of gauze, and each medical napkin, sterile and non-sterile, is packaged in a sealed sealed paper bag and there are no such bags in 10 pieces are packed in a cardboard package.
Sterile medical gauze wipes of various sizes - used for use as ready-made surgical dressings, for applying bandages, drying wounds, during dressings and operations, for tamponade to stop bleeding and drainage, securing dressings, putting pressure on any part of the body (mainly to stop bleeding), prevent tissue swelling or hold a limb or other part of the body in a stationary state, as well as to protect a wound or altered skin surface from exposure to the external environment - fixed with a bandage or medical plaster.
To ensure complete safety, the edges of the gauze napkins are folded inward.

Package:
Each napkin is folded individually and packed in 5, 10 or 20 pieces (No. 5, No. 10 or No. 20) in waxed parchment paper or pearl film (Snickers) - this is a group pack, a factory pack - in a cardboard box.

Shelf life of medical wipes:
Sterile: 5 years
Non-sterile: 6 years

Manufacturers: "Veramed", "Newpharm", Russia

Sterile two-layer gauze wipes price:

Sterile medical wipes, two-layer. 16 x 14 cm No. 10 - 9,50 rub.
Sterile medical wipes, two-layer. 16 x 14 cm No. 20 - 17.75 rub.
Sterile medical wipes, two-layer. 45 x 29 cm No. 5 - RUB 20.15.

Twelve-layer sterile gauze wipes in group and individual packaging.

Manufacturers: Newpharm, Russia
Package:
Each napkin is individually folded and packed in 10 pieces. in paper and plastic or pearl film (Snickers) - this is a group pack, factory pack - in a cardboard box.
The packaging contains the registration certificate number, date of manufacture, expiration date, barcode and manufacturer's data.

Sterile gauze wipes in GROUP packaging - blister, price:

12.00 rub.
24.15 rub.
RUB 38.00

Manufacturers: "EkoPharm", "Newpharm", Russia
Package:
Individual sterile packaging made of wax paper for each napkin, in a group cardboard box of 10 pcs. ("EcoFam") or polypropylene film ("Newfarm"), factory package - in a cardboard box.
The packaging contains the registration certificate number, date of manufacture, expiration date, barcode and manufacturer's data.

Sterile gauze wipes, each wipe individually packaged price:

Sterile twelve-layer napkins 5x5 cm No. 10 - 22.00 rub.
Sterile twelve-layer napkins 7.5x7.5 cm No. 10 - 33.10 rub.
Sterile twelve-layer napkins 10x10 cm No. 10 - 53.00 rub.

Single-layer non-sterile gauze wipes in paper bag

Single-layer medical gauze napkins, non-sterile EUROSTANDARD:
Number of folds: 8
Gauze made of 100% hydrophilic cotton, bleached using a chlorine-free method using hydrogen peroxide, gauze density: 32±2 g/m2

Standard sizes:
5x5 cm, 7.5x7.5 cm, 10x10 cm

Quantity per package (pcs.): 100
Type of packaging: paper bag with sticker.

Advantages of this type of packaging:

  • Compactness. Allows you to place them on almost any display case.
  • Thanks to new technology packaging of Euronapkins, products reduce transportation costs and warehouse logistics costs by reducing storage volume.

Manufacturer: "Newpharm", Russia

Name of product Transport. pack Price including VAT in rub.
Gauze napkins 8-layer NON-STERILE p. 5x5 cm No. 100 in a group paper pack. 124 85,00
Gauze napkins 8-layer NON-STERILE p. 7.5x7.5 cm No. 100 in a group paper pack 42 140,00
Gauze napkins 8-layer NON-STERILE p. 10x10 cm No. 100 in a group paper pack 30 225,00

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The history of its origin can be traced back to very ancient times. Around 460-377. BC e. (during the time of Hippocrates), in order to firmly fix the dressing, they used adhesive plaster, various resins and canvas. And in 130-200. BC e. Roman physician Galen created a special manual. In it he described various techniques for applying bandages.

History of development

The use of dressings received its first wide response thanks to a resolution of the Roman Senate. It said that each soldier should be given a strip of linen, with which he could, if necessary, provide first aid to himself or his colleague. It is likely that the overlap various materials It has been used on the affected area of ​​the body since prehistoric times. Leaves and grass could be used for this purpose, since they have such qualities as flexibility, softness, elasticity and smoothness of the cover. Some of the plants have healing properties and even pharmacological effects, for example, they have an astringent and analgesic effect.

It is also worth noting that certain plants are used in folk medicine for bandaging to this day. Among them: plantain and many others. The dressing material reached its peak in its development during the times of capitalist production. Between 1476 and 1492, the adhesive bandage received wide publicity in Europe. In the 18th century and until the 1st half of the 19th century, special importance was given to the absorbent effect of products. The production of dressing material was carried out using raw materials with high capillarity. For example, flax and hemp, as well as lint (cotton rags torn into threads). From the second half of the 19th century. gauze, absorbent cotton wool and lignin were used instead.

General classification

Not so long ago, the types of dressing material were limited to only a few points:

  • Adhesive plasters in rolls, as well as bactericidal ones in the form of plates.
  • Medical bandages.
  • Medical grade pads.
  • Medical gauze wipes.

Compared to past years, the modern selection of dressings has become noticeably richer. This was greatly facilitated by the large development of pharmacological production on the territory of our country, as well as the massive import of foreign products into the domestic market.

Classification by purpose

Conventionally, all dressings can be divided into four groups: sterile and non-sterile, simple and complex. However, their main distinguishing quality is their purpose - the purpose of use. Based on this principle, the following series of functions performed by bandages can be distinguished:

  • To cover the wounded surface. For this purpose, wipes, bactericidal patches, wound coverings, etc. are used.
  • For compression of limbs or fixation of joints.
  • To secure dressing material.
  • Compression coatings.

A mandatory requirement for any type of dressing material for closing a wound is sterility.

Product Features

The production of dressings has moved to a new stage of development thanks to the advent of modern technologies. As a result of their use, highly elastic, perforated fabrics with a non-woven structure were obtained, which were based on the use of polymer compounds and metallized coatings. The use of modern materials in medicine allows us to solve the following number of problems:

  • Achieving a high rate of antimicrobial activity.
  • Long validity period.
  • High absorption capacity combined with good air permeability, optimal wetting rate and capillarity.
  • Atraumatic.
  • Stability of antimicrobial treatment of products under conditions of radiation and steam sterilization.

What to choose: traditional or modern dressings and products?

In fact, this question is only rhetorical in nature. The use of modern materials in medicine creates favorable conditions for faster wound healing. This, in turn, protects against the appearance of scarring on the wounded surface. The reason for their occurrence is often the long-term closure of the wound with traditional dressings.

As for the price issue, the difference in cost between modern and previous materials is quite noticeable. It is this argument that is sometimes given in favor of the latter. However, when the issue concerns human health, cost is not always the decisive factor for making a choice. In addition, as practice shows, the use of modern medical materials is more economical than traditional ones. Due to their lower efficiency, they have to be used for a very long time. This statement can be examined in more detail using the example of the use of cotton-gauze dressings:

  • The fleecy structure causes particles of material to enter the wound. They cause irritation to the tissue and interfere with its speedy healing.
  • Gauze is a fine-mesh material with increased mass capacity. These structural features cause an increase in the number of microorganisms in the wound. In addition, they lead to a decrease in air and vapor permeability under the bandage. This is especially true when applying several layers. At the same time, the process of epithelization and granulation of the wound is delayed, and as a result, its healing period becomes longer.
  • Adhesion, or more simply put, sticking, is another disadvantage of using gauze dressings. The fact is that, soaked in wound secretions, they harden when they dry. Granulation of the wound occurs through the dressing material, resulting in new surface injury and painful sensations when removed. At the same time, the surrounding skin also suffers. Damage to it also causes pain and slows down the overall healing process.
  • Cuts and napkins are usually supplied in several pieces per package. When it is opened, only the first one remains without germs. While others lose this quality.
  • To increase absorbency and give the desired size, the gauze has to be cut and then folded in several layers. This procedure violates antimicrobial activity and causes certain inconvenience for the patient.
  • In order to fix the cotton-gauze bandage on the wound, it is necessary to use auxiliary fastening. This leads to unnecessary expenses and requires additional manipulations.

Thus, the use of ordinary, traditional materials causes a long wound healing process. A good alternative is modern devices that do not have all the disadvantages described above. Improved dressings are atraumatic coatings with high absorption capacity. They are fixed independently using a hypoallergenic adhesive composition.

Advantages of modern products

  • The dressings have a non-woven or transparent film base, which allows you to monitor the progress of wound healing.
  • Water resistance is another plus. The patient has the opportunity to take water procedures without the risk of water getting into the wound.
  • Reliable fixation.
  • Modern dressings do not stick to the wound surface and do not injure it.
  • Removal is painless for the patient.
  • The self-adhesive side of the bandage is fixed independently and does not require the use of additional means.
  • There is an absorbent atraumatic tampon that collects wound exudate.
  • The applied bandage reliably protects the wound from secondary infection and mechanical irritation.
  • Hypoallergenic composition.
  • High levels of air and vapor permeability prevent maceration.
  • Modern dressings are ready to use and do not require preparation.
  • Antibacterial.
  • The packaging is easy to open.

Medical fabric

Gauze is a fabric with a sparse, mesh-like structure. There are two types: harsh and bleached hygroscopic. They, in turn, are divided into two different types: pure cotton and with the addition of viscose staple fabric (in a ratio of 50% cotton to 50% viscose or 70% cotton to 30% viscose). Their main difference is as follows: cotton absorbs liquid within 10 s, while gauze with a viscose admixture does the same in 60 s, that is, 6 times slower.

The advantages of viscose are high moisture capacity, increased ability to absorb wound exudate and higher blood absorption rates. However, compared to cotton gauze, the viscose gauze retains medications worse. And also after repeated washing, the suction capacity decreases. In terms of strength, cotton dressing material is 25% superior to fabric containing viscose. But the capillarity of both types is approximately the same, it ranges from 10-12 cm/h. In terms of neutrality, medical gauze is subject to the same requirements as cotton wool. The fabric is produced with standard canvas sizes: width - 69-73 cm, length from 50 to 150 m per piece.

For non-standard surgical dressings, cuts of 3 pieces are produced. in a pack. Each is 10 m long and 90 cm wide. Like cotton wool, gauze is tested for wettability (absorbency), neutrality and capillarity.

Progress of fabric suitability tests

  • To test wettability, the immersion method is used. To do this, a sample of hygroscopic gauze measuring 5 x 5 cm is lowered onto the surface of the water. According to the prescribed standards, it must be immersed in water for 10 seconds without touching the walls of the vessel. A sample of harsh gauze needs to do this in 60 seconds.
  • To test the dressing material for capillarity, a strip of tissue about 5 cm wide is lowered at one end into a special Petri dish filled with an eosin solution. The sample is considered to have passed the test if within 60 minutes the solution rises from the liquid level by at least 10 cm.

Special fabric types

  • Hemostatic dressing material is obtained by treating ordinary gauze with nitric oxides. The resulting tissue not only stops bleeding, but also completely dissolves in the wound within a month. It looks like napkins measuring 13x13 cm.
  • Hemostatic tissue. It contains calcium salt. It also stops bleeding (on average in no more than 5 minutes), but does not resolve. Can be used in the form of tampons, balls and napkins. Using this type creates up to 15% savings.

DIY gauze bandage

First of all, before you start manufacturing, you need to decide on its future dimensions. A standard bandage, which is sold in pharmacies, has a length of no more than 15 cm and a height of 5 cm. If the product is intended for a child, its size depends on the age of the patient. For example, for children under 6 years old a bandage measuring 10 x 4 cm is suitable, but for a ten-year-old child you can use an adult version. In order to sew a product on your face yourself, you will need:

  • A piece of absorbent fabric measuring 17 x 7 cm - 4 pcs.
  • A strip of narrow bandage in the amount of 2 pcs. The length should be about 60-70 cm, width 5 cm.

After all the necessary elements of the future product have been prepared, you can begin making the gauze bandage. The following is the progress of the work.

  • You need to take a strip of bandage and roll it into 3 layers.
  • Then stitch along the edges sewing machine or by hand with a fine seam.
  • Repeat with the second bandage.
  • After this, you need to put the blanks aside for a while and start making gauze cuts. Four flaps must be joined together and sheathed along the entire length.
  • Then the edges of the resulting rectangle need to be turned inward by a centimeter and stitched again.
  • Now that you have prepared all three parts, they need to be assembled into a single bandage. To do this, you need to sew both ties along the fabric rectangle: one on the top and the other on the bottom. This is how it is made gauze bandage with your own hands.

Stretchable fastening products

  • An elastic bandage is used for fixation. It is made from raw cotton yarn. There are strict requirements for bandage stretching - it must be at least 50%. The bandage is available in standard sizes: length - 3 m, width - 5 or 10 cm. An elastic bandage in this category has high strength indicators. A solid flap 5 cm wide can withstand a load of at least 30 kgf. The package contains 18 10 cm wide products wrapped in a separate label or 36 pieces of 5 cm each.
  • performs the same task as its knitted counterpart. However, the elongation of the former is higher up to 800%. This type of bandage belongs to the category “tepermat”, which means “knitted elastic dressing material”. It is made from which is braided with cotton yarn and synthetic fibers. Thanks to the mesh structure, the elastic bandage fixation does not interfere with air circulation and observation of the affected area. They can have 7 different sleeve widths: 75, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20 and 10 mm. Weight 1 sq. m is 280 g. The use of tubular-type products significantly saves dressings and time spent. They are washed at a temperature of no more than 40 °C without using synthetic products. This is followed by rinsing in warm water. Towels are used to squeeze out excess moisture. Twisting of bandages is unacceptable.

Other products

A gauze napkin is a rectangular piece of absorbent fabric folded in two layers. The edges of the product are wrapped inside so that the threads do not come into contact with the wound. These products come in three sizes: small - 14 x 16 cm, medium - 33 x 45 cm, large - 70 x 68 cm.

Small non-sterile products are packaged in 100 and 200 pcs. in one pack. Sterile gauze wipes are folded into 40 pcs. Non-sterile medium products are packaged in 100 pcs. in a pack. Sterile - stacked in 10 pieces. Non-sterile large napkins contained in quantities of 50 pcs. in one package. Sterile products of this group - 5 pcs. Each napkin is packed in parchment paper. The size, quantity, name of the manufacturer and date of manufacture must be indicated on the wrapper.

Treatment

Carried out in specialized factories. After this, they are tested for antibacterial properties in bacteriological laboratories. Preparation of the dressing material for further use is carried out within 45 minutes in a special steam boiler. In this case, the internal temperature is 120 °C. After this, the dressing material is placed in the bins. These metal boxes continue to contain them. If a filter is installed in the bin, the purity of the materials is maintained for a longer period of time. In this case - at least 8-10 days.

Content requirements

Storage of dressings can also be carried out in wooden boxes located in dry, normally ventilated rooms, protected from rodents and dust. Non-sterile products may be kept in an unheated room. However, the temperature must be stable, without fluctuations. It should also avoid dampness and the formation of fungi and mold. To organize the correct maintenance of sterile dressings in the warehouse, they must be laid out according to the year of the last procedure. Because after 5 years, if the integrity of the packaging is not compromised, the material should be selectively checked for antibacterial properties. If the packaging is opened or wetted, the products located inside it are no longer clean.

Happens in life different situations. Sometimes it is urgent to bandage the wound, stop the bleeding, and apply a bandage. This is especially true for tourists and medical workers. Sterile gauze wipes come to the rescue.

In medicine, the most common available processing agent is sterile wipes. Health workers know firsthand about the miraculous properties of this type of disinfection. There are many manufacturing companies of antiseptic gauze wipes around the world, including in Russia. It’s easy to find out about their advantages and disadvantages; just look on the Internet and read all the necessary information about this product. However, despite the wide variety of manufacturers and types of such napkins, they all have a similar composition and the same scope of application.

Sterile gauze wipes are medical wipes based on a strip of gauze folded in several layers, depending on their purpose. Depending on the thickness of the napkin, it can contain from two to twelve layers of bleached cotton gauze. Since this product is medical, these napkins are manufactured in accordance with all necessary requirements and state standards. Even the gauze included in the napkins must be certified, that is, it has passed all control checks and received permission for use in medicine.

Sterile wipes can be used either independently for drying and disinfecting wounds of varying severity, or in combination with other types of medical dressings. The sizes of such napkins vary widely, it all depends again on their purpose and method of use. A prerequisite is that each napkin in the pack must be in a separate sealed paper bag. This guarantees its sterility. Each package of napkins must have the date of manufacture and expiration date, as well as the registration certificate number, barcode and manufacturer’s data. Wipes are intended for one-time use. Their shelf life can range from three to five years.

Gauze pads protect open wounds from negative influence external environment, help prevent dirt and dangerous microbes from getting inside the wound. Sterile wipes also prevent tissue swelling and skin. If desired or necessary, wipes can be soaked in a solution of medications. An important point is that sterile gauze wipes do not have any side effects and upon contact with skin do not cause irritation or allergies. On the contrary, such wipes have a wound-healing effect. They have become widespread and widely used not only in medicine, but also among tourism enthusiasts.

Going to hiking trip, a prudent tourist will definitely take with him a pack of sterile gauze wipes. After all, anything can happen on the road: a cut, bleeding, a deep scratch or even a wound. In this case, sterile wipes are indispensable. They are used when providing first medical care for abrasions, cuts and scratches.

Many patients complain that regular gauze sticks to the wound and causes discomfort. Sterile gauze wipes do not have this drawback - they are easily removed from the wound and do not stick to it. If you use gauze pads for wounds, the healing time of the wound will be reduced several times. In addition, when using such napkins there is a high probability of avoiding wound complications and negative consequences cuts for the victim.

In addition to open wounds, sterile gauze wipes are actively used for burns of varying degrees, even with chemical burns. It will also not be superfluous to use such a napkin for bruises - it will help relieve pain and swelling. Gauze pads are used in surgery to heal postoperative sutures. Wipes have also found application in cosmetology - to relieve inflammation on the skin after chemical procedures.

Thus, compared to most conventional wound healing products, sterile gauze pads have many advantages. This explains their widespread use and popularity in medicine and beyond.