NON-STERILE GAUZE MEDICOMP 30G 10X10CM 100 units HARTMANN

Hartmann non-sterile gauze: safe and effective for veterinary treatments

Hartmann Medicomp Non-Sterile Gauze is designed to meet clinical needs in wound care, minor procedures, and general veterinary medicine. Its non-woven fabric structure provides a safe, highly absorbent, and durable solution, ideal for managing exudate and cleaning injured areas in animals. It is suitable for clinics, veterinary hospitals, and primary care centers.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Material: Non-woven fabric.
• Composition: 70% cellulose, 30% polyester.
• Cap: 4 layers for maximum absorption.
• Dimensions 10 cm x 10 cm.
• Format: Presentation in a pack of 100 units.

Dosage and Instructions for Use

Medicomp gauze should be used to cover, clean, or absorb secretions from animal wounds. It can be applied directly to the affected area after cleaning and disinfection. If the procedure requires sterility, it must be sterilized beforehand using an autoclave or techniques approved by the clinical protocol.

• Frequency: Change the gauze every 12-24 hours or as directed by the veterinarian.
• Application: Secure with adhesive tape, bandage, or secondary dressing.
• Use: For external use only. Discard after each use.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• It does not report any side effects if used correctly.
• Avoid in surgical procedures without prior sterilization.
• Do not reuse under any circumstances.
• Do not use if the container is damaged or contaminated.
• Do not apply to infected wounds without veterinary supervision.

Benefits for your pet

• High absorption of exudates and fluids.
• Soft fabric that does not irritate the skin of sensitive animals.
• It does not fray, preventing residue in the wound.
• Permeable to air, they promote tissue oxygenation.
• Professional format ideal for clinical settings.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Are they suitable for all animal species?
  Yes, they can be used on dogs, cats, rabbits, rodents and other species under veterinary guidance.
• Can they be used on puppies or young animals?
  Yes, their soft texture makes them suitable even for animals with delicate or developing skin.
• How do you sterilize them properly?
  They can be sterilized by autoclave at 121°C for 15-20 minutes or according to the established clinical protocol.
• Are they safe for surgical wounds?
  Yes, but they must be sterilized before use in the operating room or on open wounds.
• What is the difference between this and sterile gauze?
  Sterile ones are ready for use in surgery or hospitals without the need for additional sterilization; these require prior processing if used in aseptic contexts.
• Can they be cut to size?
  Yes, without risk of fraying, which allows its size to be adapted according to the anatomical area.
• How long can they be stored?
  Up to 5 years if stored in a dry, cool place and away from direct sunlight.
• Can I use them to clean periocular or mucous membrane areas?
  Yes, provided they are sterilized beforehand to avoid cross-contamination.
• What is its absorption level compared to a traditional gauze?
  Thanks to its multi-layer composition, it offers superior absorption compared to conventional cotton gauze.
• Are they approved for professional veterinary use?
  Yes, they meet the clinical standards necessary for safe use in veterinary medicine.