Sterile Wound Dressing

Name: Sterile Wound Dressing
Brand: SPORTTAPE
SKU: WDBMP-316
Price: 0.49 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

You need wound care that's ready when emergencies hit. Our all-in-one sterile dressing combines absorbent pad and bandage in one package, so you can treat injuries quickly without fumbling with multiple components.

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Size:

12CM x 12CM

12CM x 12CM 18CM x 18CM

Pack Size:

Pack of 10

Single Pack of 10

Variant

Quantity:

Collection of medical supplies including bandages and plasters on a green surface

Pitch-Side First Aid Sorted

You need more than just tape in your med bag, and we're not about to pretend otherwise. We've teamed up with Reliance Medical so you can grab quality pitch-side first aid supplies with your SPORTTAPE orders. Because juggling multiple suppliers when you're trying to keep clubs running? Complete faff.

Reliance Medical have been keeping the NHS and Ambulance services stocked for nearly fifteen years. That's the kind of track record we trust. Simple.

Maybe you're wondering...

What is a sterile wound dressing used for?

You'll use this to cover and protect wounds while soaking up blood and fluids. Perfect for cuts, surgical sites, burns, and traumatic injuries that need both absorption and secure coverage in one go.

What is a sterile wound dressing used for?

It's your complete wound care kit in one sterile package. The pad's already attached to the bandage, so you're not juggling multiple pieces when someone's bleeding and time matters.

Is the pad low-adherent?

Yes, it won't stick to the wound bed like a regular plaster would. This means no painful removal and no damage to healing tissue when you change dressings later.

Is the pad low-adherent?

Open the sterile package without touching the pad. Place it directly over the wound, then wrap the attached bandage around to secure. Apply firm pressure to control bleeding, think confident, not crushing.

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