Medical bandages are mainly used to cover wounds and prevent infection, and are used for surgery, orthopedic purposes, varicose veins in the lower extremities, for blood circulation to prevent swelling in the limbs, and for bandaging the swollen area after opening the cast. Medical bandages are divided into yarn gauze bandages and elastic bandages.

Gauze bandage: is mainly used to bandage, hold in place and cover the surgical wounds and wounds occurred at home.

Elastic bandage: is mainly used to hold in place the varicose veins in the lower extremities of orthopedic patients, improve blood circulation and prevent limb inflammation. These bandages can be used after surgery to replace multiple abdominal bandages and in different parts of the body under pressure or for general wound covering. External bandages are usually sold as non-sterile medical products. If you apply these bandages to the wound area, you should apply it away from the wound itself. When buying, you should note that this product should be white and without yellow spots, contamination, distortion or torn fabric.

What is medical gauze? Medical gauze refers to non-fat gauze. This gauze requires disinfection in high temperature and double bleaching with oxygen chlorine. This gauze is used for medical purposes, etc., especially to cover wounds after sterilization. The gauzes are sterilized when leaving the factory and remain sterile and safe as long as the packaging is in a good condition.

Vaseline gauze is an oily gauze used to disinfect, cover the wound, eliminate and prevent inflammation. Do not use regular gauze in case of wound drainage, because it causes the gauze to stick to the flesh and the wound will bleed when the gauze is removed.